Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-03-09
STATE NEWS.

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Items of Interest Gathered From All
Parts of North Dakota.
Grafton has an epidemic Of scatlet
fever.
Rubies have been discovered on the
shores of Devils Lake.
Marshal Price has been reappointed
until Cronan shall qualify.
A farmers insurance company has
been organized at Valley City.
Valley City citizens have reported to
the city council that they want water
works.
Joseph Gaudet of Pembina, who
suffered the a%mputation of a broken leg,
has died.
The Cando Herald is the latest ad-
dition to the list of North Dakota
journals.
The first Of the years crop Of wheat
was sown by E. Brennan of Bathgate,
yesterday.
jamestown has awarded a sewer con-
tract to johnson & Lindquist of st. Paul
at Sc IS.
The Valley City Alliance says there Is
talk of tar and feathers for I. G.. Horton
at that place.
Agent Donovan of the Great Northern
at Grand Forks has resigned, and will
go to Portland, Ore.
Geese were flying northward over
jamestown a few days ago., and later
came back on skates.
The Grand Forks board of health has
arrested Hugh Dunlevy, an ie man, for
delivering Red lake ice.
Senator Roach has introduced a bill
making a part of entry at Postal, a town
on the Canadian border.
A beet sugar convention of the farm
ers Of Ransom county, has been called
at Lisbon, FOR March 10th.
Fargo college Melted, $3.50 from the
"Queen Esther cantata, which Twill help
out the salary list very nicely.
Some Lloyd real estate amounting in
value to $1,000 vas sold in jamestown,
Thursday, to satisfy a judgment.
A number Of Grand Forks tobacco
dealers have been arrested and fined for
selling cigarettes to young boys.
George M. Walker, one of Mayville's
prominent citizens died while on his
way home from a trip to California.
Ralph Neyhart, a 13-year old Caseel-
ton boy, fell thirty-6ve feet from the roof
of a brick block, lit on his head and was
not injured.
Attorney Sullivan of Grand Forks has
been arrested for embezzlement, a client
claiming that he collected money and
failed to turn it over.
The date for the leasing of the school
lands in Grand Forks county has been
set for March 18th next. There are IN
all 1872 quarter sections.
F. w. Hunter, secretary and treasurer
of the Grand Forks Herald Printing
company, has died in New Mexico,
where he went for his health.
Superintendent Callahan of Cass
county, has invalldated the certificate Of
Mrs. Cora A. Lee, who, by the way, is a
candidate for Callahan's place.
Rev. Clifford, Of the Epworth M. E.
church at Valley City, has been accused
Of making improper advances toward a
lady member Of his congregation.
The officers Of the Fargo Athletic
club have arranged for q fifteen round
glove contest for points between Tom
Gleason and Walter johnson, to occur
March 16.
Three university students have left
Grand Forks for Vermillion to engage in
an intercollegiate oratorical contest,
with representatives Of the South Da-
kota university.
A package forwarded by mail from
Grand Forks t. Emerald, February 18th
s~ucqseded in reaching it's destination
just eight days later, averaging q gait of
about two miles q day.
Park River people had the privilege
on Tuesday evening of enjoying a drama
produced by lo,al talent at the new
opera house there. This was rendered
entirely III the Ioelandic language.
Thos. Robinson, a switchman in the
Fargo yards, in attempting to board q.
passenger train to ride in to the depot,