Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-12-15
STATE NEWS,
Items of Interest Gathered From All
Parts of North Dakota.

Pembina is talking of a ski club this
winter.
Grippe seems to have the whole state
in it's grip.
Foster county is said to be over run
with wolves.
The Catholic fair at Grand Forks
Melted $1,000.
There are now 800 patients in the
state insane asylum.
Mayville has organized a musical club
called the "Mendelssohn."
Grand Forks county get s4439.2o, Nov.
ember school apportionment.
Terence Martin has been appointed re.
ceiver of the Fargo land office.
Owen and Bridget Kennedy of Man.
dan, have been granted original pensions.
It is said John Vinson of Fargo, has
fallen heir to a snug little fortune of
$4,000.
In Grand Forks district court VIM,
Foley has been found guilty of highway
robbery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas LIGHTHOUSE of
Fargo celebrated their golden wedding
Saturday.
Yerxa Hose company of Fargo had q
big celebration of it's Tenth anniversary
Monday night.
The Grand Forks News announces the
state will move q re.hearing in the state
depository case.
Montana sheepmen lost eighty sheep
out of a shipment at Jamestown, from
the cold weather.
A Stutsman county hired man threw
cold water on hot lard, and will be laid
up for some time.
District court is on at Grand Forks
with one of the largest calendars in the
history of the state.
G. II. Beach forged q $50 check over in
Mandan. and is in Jail to await the &C.
ton of district court.
A big flow Of artesian water has been
struck at a depth of 1,5OO feet at Vim.
bledon, Stuteman county.
Nick Karl of Neche was thrown from
a wagon last week, and received in.
juries from which he died.
Richland county hada smaller delin-
quent tax list this year than ever before.
Notwithstanding hard times.
State University attaches are happy
that their September bills have been
audited by the state auditor.
Rolla had a two weeks term of court
and only succeeded in convicting one
man, who got off with a SIS fine.
From present indications Foster
county will lose $4,000 to $4,000 from
the failure Of the Darlington Bank.
Judge Guptill of Fargo, has been ap
pointed permanent receiver of the Nortl
Dakota Title and insurance company.
H. A. Foss, editor of Normanden, tn,
former Independent organ, has bee,
ousted, and the paper is o republican
Conductor Reynolds fell under q trair
at Emerald, Wednesday night, and re
ceived injuries which may prove fatal.
The Grand Forks Herald says tn,
skies in railroad circles are becoming
clouded and indications are ominous.
j. M. Watson of Willow City, has beer
appointed receiver for the bank O
Willow City. Creditors will be- paid il
full.
A twenty-five tontlne life policy TO
$1,000, paid for five years, was sold a
sheriff's sale in Fargo the other day fol
$3.50.
Fire at Willow City Friday destroyed
several buildings, an he town had
narrow escape from a disastrous conaa
grafton.
Grand Forks charges farmers 6v,
cents a bucket, for water they use ii
watering their horses from the cit,
troughs,
Editor Wilson has sold the Minot Jour
nal to H. E. Arnold and H. B. Mann
and will take charge of the Towner In
dependent.
Major Richardson of Grand Forks
formerly territorial secretary, has lef
North Dakota, and will make his hom'
in Missouri.
It is said there is an insufficient fue
supply in the principal towns in the
state, and in case of a snow blockade
there may be trouble.
The Minot Journal "has information
that the U. S. Marshalship will go tt
Walsh county, and Sheriff j. b. Crona1
will be the lucky q
The asylum trustees think ahothe
ward building will be necessary befor
another two years. The increase il