Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-11-24
STATE. NEWS.

Items of Interest Gathered From All
Parts of North Dakota.
Cakes wants a -four mill badly,
Good skating around jamestown.
Big snow Is reported in and about
Mandan will organize a women's read
ing club.
Crystal is sugering from an epidemic
OF tyahoid fever.
r. o. Smith has been appointed post
master at Ludden.
This week will close the Davidson
meetings at Fargo.
Senator and Mrs. Hansbrough have
gone to Washington.
U. S. Consul Otto Boyesen has left
Grand Forks for Sweden.
Six Indian boys have vamoosed from
the school at Fort Totten.
G. E. Heidle & Co., general merchants
at Valley City. have assigned.
The dedication Of the Minot high
school was a successful affair.
It is estimated output of native coal
this year will be 1850 carloads.
1t is said trouble over the county seat
war is still brewing n Caledonia.
A forger got in his work on a Devils
Lake merchant for $50 the other day.
A specimen Of Russian cactus fifteen
feet in diameter is on exhibit at Valley
City.
The McHenry County Independent
will probably go into the hands of a re-
ceiver.
Larimore is to have a series of revival
meetings conducted by the churches of
that city.
Sheriff Hayes of Dickinson, will sell
1854 fat sheep at auction at that place
Nov. 20.
The Yerxas will have a big dedication
of their new quarters in Fargo when
completed.
Cashier Watson of Jamestown, will
probably succeed E. J. Schwellenbach
as agent there.
Devils Lake has nerve. IT'S said the
athletic club there is after the Mitche l.
Corbett prize fight.
G. B. Youngman of Wheatland, has
been fined $40 and costs for violating the
state pharmacy law.
Another big coal mine, the Riley, near
Dickinson, is to be opened soon in oppo-
sition to:the Lehigh.
The Hlllsboro Times is defendant in a
libel suit with ex.County Auditor
Lindelie as instigator.
A switch engine crew in Jamestown
has been laid off and n dispatcher de-
spensed with--economy.
The real estate transfers in Grand
Forks county last week broke the record,
%aggregating yer 100000.
The first death at the Soldiers home
at Lisbon, occurred Tuesday that Of
H. D. Bristol of jamestown.
Dryer, the Napoleon merchant, is
shipping poultry to St. Paul by the ton
according to the Homestead.
The United Lutherans of Hillsboro,
hav We fitted up a building for a hospital
at an expense of about $1,000.
The Lehigh Coal Mining company has
received q Worlds Fair award on Ignite
from the department of mines.
w. G. T. U. ladies of jamestown will
re open their reading room which has
| been closed for lack of funds.
North Dakota's allowance from the
general missionary society Of the NJ. E.
church is cut from $1,000 to $1,000.
M. D. Fleming, the we'll known Fargo
merchant and Miss Scoville of Fargo,
were married at St. Paul Wednesday.
The Harvey Advertiser states that a
dozen freight crews have been laid off on
! the 500 on account of slack business.
jamestown is to have q new seventy
fve-room hotel in the spring. G.. W.
Ingraham will rebuild The Capital house.
DR.. Theo. F. Kerr, on trial at Coopers-
town. for selling liquor contrary to the
| prohibition law, has been found guilty.
Moorhead had a narrow escape from
being "Fargoized" night before last.
About $4,000 damage was done by fire.
Dickey Bros, Lending merchants of
Grand Forks, have made an assignment
to Tracy Bang for the benefit OF credi-
tors.
Deputy Marshal Woods of Grand
Forks, arrested for taking hush money
from blind pigs, has been bound over in
5000.