Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-01-26
TWENTIETH YEAR
STATE NEWS.

Items of Interest Gathered From All
Parts of North Dakota.
Railroad employees at Mandan have
organized.
The situation in ,Grand Forks is said
to be improving.
st. Thomas up in Rembina county, is
to have an oatmeal factory.
The Paulson murder case Is source
of interest down in 'Hillsboro.
The father of .Judge lander Of Wah-
peton has died at River Falls, Wis.
Bomburger's remains will be taken
back to Pennsylvania for interment.
Fargo's new fire bell is n. &, has no
tone, and the people want a new one.
A quantity of Grand Forks water has
been sent to Michigan expert for anal
ysis. a3
Col. Piokert, of Steele county, will sue
the Sherbrooke. Tribune for criminal
# libel.
gS The Forest River atheletic club has
offered $25 900 for the Corbett- Mitchell
fight.
A. correspondent of the jamestown
Capital brings forth Senator. Casey for
governor.
Mrs. E. Pawlinson of Casselton, has
died from injuries received in falling
down stairs.
Comptroller Eckels hae declared a
dividend of Is per cent. to creditors of
Lloyd's bank.
The Milton,G Globe says Senator Bid
lake will go to Barranquilla in a few
weeks, as consul.
Fred Wilson, Jameston cook, has
skipped from his wife, andshe is search
ing the state for him.
Fargo people are fearful Of an epidemic
snch as now ,prevails in Grand Forks,
when the thaw begins ext spring.
Bonn mburger,was hanged in eAegy at
Casselton, at the same time the real
execution was progressing at Cando.
Chas. Ackley, an old resident of Ellen
dale, has left that city, $500 "or $500 be-
hind in his accounts with ailoan associa-
tion.
N. L. Mccormack, G. G. iBeardsley Of
Grand Forks and w. B. Mooney of
Langdon are in Washington en- route to
Florida. @
Miss Helen Jennings of Fargo, slipped
s5sand fell on the sidewalk, Wednesday,
and diedin an hour from the effect Of
y the injuries.
The Grand Forks city council has ap-
propriated $500 to look into the cause of
illness there. and take steps toward
checking it.
The Grandin Bros. elevator was burned
at Mayville, 10000 bushels Of wheat be-
ing destroyed. Loss, $27, 1000, covered
by insurance.
Andrew Anderson, farmer living
y y near Hunter committed suicide last
week. by hanging himself with rope
made Of binding twine.
Alex. e. Dawson, 9 young man en-
ployed on the Grand Forks Herald, Is
trayeling solicitor, died Tuesday after
noon after brief illness.
The Dickey county commissioners are
considering the cactus question, and are
flooded with petitions for immediate
action for its eradication.
Fire at Genesao near Fornan, des-
4 troyed the barn of Joel Voak, together
with seven horses and other livestock.
Loss, 81 500, no insurance.
w. s. Buchanan and Mrs. Kate Jeffrier
both of Sargent county, were married
Wednesday. The groom was promi-
nent member of the first state legislature.
Ed Anderson Of Dickinson was ar
rested by Deputy Marshal Daggett last
week for selling liquor without license.
He had hearing Saturday and was dis
charged.
OF the 2A teachers in Pembins and
Walsh counties, 118 are Canadians; So,
native Americans; IL, Icelanders; s.,
Scotch: 8, Irish; 2, Norwegian, and /,
German. -.
Miss. Agnes Kops, Miss Blanche
Percival and Miss. Cora Tuttle. are
favored young ladies Of Grand Forks
social circle who have died Of the malady
prevalent there.
The chapel car, "Evsngel,' owned by