Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-09-14
STATE NEWS.
TENS of Interest Gathered From All
Parts of North Dakota.

The state democratic campaign will
open about Sep. 20.
Grand Forks is collecting clothing to
send the Minnesota fire suffers.
Editor Britton will move his EdReley
Sentinel to Cathay, one Of the new towns
on the 500.
Lon Gould a thresher, was shot and
killed by a comrade named "Flip," near
Valley City, on Tuesday.
The trial of the alleged Fargo blind
piRgers has commenced, and the first
man has been discharged.
Ole Ellingsen Of Northwood, lost his
barn and tw%enty-four head of horses by
fire last Saturday evening.
William Summerhouse Of Grand
Forks was assessed $40 for an unprovok-
ed assault upon Fred Russell.
The losses of the Alliance Hail asso-
citation aggregate $s,s90.05 this year and
the assessments are 20 cents per acre.
A specimen of Russian cactus was re-
Gently exhibited at Napoleon, Logan
county, which measured 20 feet in cir
cumference.
David Morgan, who was held up and
robbed near Fargo Saturday, and sew
erely injured by his assailants, died at
the Fargo hospital.
There were thirty students enrolled
at the Mayville Normal on the date of
it's opening, q gain Of 100 per cent. over
the entrance OF previous years.
DR.. DeVaux has put on a double force
at the North Dakota vaccine farm in
Valley City and will furnish points for
the vaccination of all the school chill
dren in the state this fall.
A movement is on foot at Grand Forks
to organize q syndicate for the purpose of
supplying straw to the farmers of drouth-
stricken Iowa. It is proposed to furnish
the straw to the amount of half a million
tons if necessary to all who want it:at
a nominal cost of perhaps Is cents per
ton to cover incidental expenses-straw
which would otherwise be burned. It is
expected that a very low railroad rate
can be secured.
M. Berg of Ramsey county, a recently
discharged patient from the asylum, lost
1,O10 bushels Of wheat and his granary
from fire, accidentally set from the
threshing engine. He is left almost des-
titute, as it was his entire reliance.
A little child Of Mrs. Fl. T. Kennedy
Of jamestown fell into an open we'll
about oon Wednesday. The mother
being alone tied q rope around the waist
of her seven year-old son and lowering
him into the we'll rescued the child.
Devils Lake had quite q sensation
Saturday afternoon. Chas. A. Gordon,
we'll known in Michigan City, eloped
with Miss Emma Gram, daughter Of
Cashier Cram Of that city. They drove
at break-neck speed to Mapes, with the
irate father in close pursuit. The couple
caught the train and came to Devils
Lake, where they were happily married,
despite kilograms from the brides par
ents.
a quartette of Waterfowl capitalists
will put in a Kelley institute at Fargo.
At the state central committee meet
ing, it was decided to open the campaign
Sept. 18th. The first rallies will be held
at Devils Dake and Lakota, which will
be held on the evening Of that date.
Governor Allin, Congressman johnson
and Hon. @. A. Pollock speak at Lakota,
and Candidates Cowan and Fancher at
Devils Lake. Following these. rallies
will come thick and fast until the polls
close.