Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-06-02
AROUND THE STATE.

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town.
Minor had q blind pig pulling last
week.
Grand Forks has a bad case Of base
balE,fever.
wahpeton prohibits cycling on GER
tain streets.
psmbina will celebrate on $1,000 on
the Fourth.
Mosquitoes have made their appear
apce at Dunseith.
Devils Lake will have q building
boom this summer.
Josiah ]. Long has been appointed
postmaster at Minot.
Minot is discussing the proposition of
navigating the Mouse.
Flour in Casselton-Best Patent,
1925; Second Patent, g.
Small veins of Ignite have been dis.
covered in LaMoure county.
Ira Evans, a farmer living a Cakes,
has mysteriously disappeared.
Jamestown now boasts of the cleanest
street of any city IN the state.
Original pension has been granted to
Mary WEIGH of North Dakota.
Marion Grange has succeeded Nj.
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Mai. j. r. O'Brien, an old-timer near
Maudan, died on his farm last week.
The Sherman house at Fargo was en-
tirely destroyed by fire early Friday
morning.
A.. X. Lawton has been awarded the
route from Roachville to Napoleon, N.
D., $3.50.
The mother of Surveyor General Sui.
Ivan of South Dakota died in Chicago
last week.
L.C. DeGraff expects to get his new
building finished at Dickinson about the
last of June.
Glendale expects exc Governor Hoard
Of Wisconsin,, to deliver an grafton on
decoration day.
Sixty-six entries embracing 10,260
acres made at the Devils Lake land
office last week.
It is now reported that work on the
Plenty coal mine in Mercer county is to
be resumed soon.
The thirteenth annual session of the
Baptist association convenes at Ellen
dale on the 7th of June.
Robert Marsden, acting hospital
steward at Washington Barracks, is
transferred to Fort Yates.
Minot papers cry out for more resi-
dences and for some place for young
men to spend their evenings.
Rev. D. E. Biece, formerly of Fargo,
has accepted a call from the Presby-
terrain church at Oxford, Ohio.
Grand Forks county voted for the
purchase of a poor farm. The next pur-
chase will be her Experience"
Mrs. W. L. Yerxa of Minneapolis,
formerly of Fargo, died at her home in
Minneapolis Wednesday night.
Robert Roam Of Kuhn, has been ar
rested for stealing feed from Halls feed
store. Bonds to district court.
It is said the killing of Orlando ellis
near Dickinson, will precipitate a war
between cattlemen and rustlers.
W. H. Smith, job printer, gets a one
hundred dollar judgment against W. R.
Blerly of the Grand Forks News.
Hillsboro is to have a new $4,000
school building. The contract has been
let to W. P. Alsip of Grand Forks.
The Mandan Pioneer accuses the
Mandan democrats of giving the execu-
tive a "chilly reception" last week.
Hon. G. d. Austin, the we'll known
Lisbon attorney and ex-member of the
legislature, has removed to Minneapolis.
The Klinefelter opera house at Dick
lnson is nearing completion. The ceiling
Will be thirty-eight to ffty-three feet
high.
Anniess Yoeman, wife of a Fargo
painter, has been adjudged insane and
Will reside with DR.. Archibald here
after.
Amber j. Easton of Dickinson, has
oeen adjudged insane by the Fargo
court and sent to the asylum at James,
town.. i.
Prohibitionists of Sargent county an
nounce publicly that they have arranged
privately to pull the blind piggers Of the
county.
A babe about two weeks old was found
IN the James river near jamestown, and
mere 10 considerable excitement regard
ing the affair.
Here's a g business. A Mandan
man advertises "soft water, for domestic