Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-02-16

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STATE NEWS.
Items of Interest Gathered From All
Parts Of North Dakota.
Grand Forks o has an organization
of railroad men:
The crisis in the Grand Forks cpl
demic has passed.
Yesterday was North Dakota day at
the Midwinter fair.
The jury in the Baldwin liquor case at
Jamestown, has disagreed.
Valley City horsemen are arranging
for a spring trottlng meeting.
James Rae, a we'll known Grand Forks
merchant has died of the fever.
F. A. Jenkins, formerly of jamestown,
has been fleeing Seattle parties.
The Barratt case is occupying the at
tention of everyone at Ellend9le.
Hon. F. A. Husher, editor of the Nor
manden at Grand Forks, is dead.
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Robert Hilton of Jamestown, gets
ninety days and 5000 for piggism.
Chas. Ackley the Glendale absconder,
has been brought back from Texas.
Minnesota artesian we'll water is sell
ing in Grand Forks for 5 cents a gallon.
Beckett, the escaped Devils Lake
forger, has been captured at Winnipeg.
Sale of seats for Fargo's opera house
opening, with subscriptions, realizes
$S,4OO.
Seats fer tho opening of the Fargo
opera house brought a good price at the
auction.
The second jury in the Baldwin liquor
case at jamestown, has returned a YER
dict of not guilty.
Nick Green, a Courtenay druggist,
received ninety days and 5000 for SELL
ing liquor unlawfully.
Devils Lakers are complaining because
Indians on the reserve steal their blooded
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States Attorney Bangs of Grand Forks,
will prosecute dealers who sell tobacco
to boys under 16 years of age.
H. G. Cook has been arrested at Grand
Forks, at the instance of Col. Creel of
Devils Lake for embezzlement.
Lowe, the Hillsboro murderer, has
been found guilty of murder, and his
sentence fixed at life imprisonment.
It is said Sheriff McCune of Towner
county, will take Schindler's place as
deputy United States marshal, when his
term expires.
The interior department officials have
J reported favorably to congress on Sena-
tor Hansbrough's bill, for a p%enitentiary
at Grafton.
The Russell Baldwin liquor case in
jamestown, wherein it is claimed Bald
( win brothers sold liquor to Mrs. Russell
is attracting much attention in district
court.
The Ursuline convent at Grand Forks
was unable to pay $500 interest due the
first of the year and Rev. Father Conaty
paid the amount out of his own private
means.
Mrs. W. Rawson .,of Lisbon, mixed
gasoline with hot water for washing pur-
poses. The gas ignited, and the flames
enveloped her person, burning her face
and arms badly.
Lisbon G. A. R. men will bold a re.
union next month. Ex-Governor
Burke, John Miller, DR.. Bentley and
others will be present.
Chas. M. English has been appointed
receiver of the Grand Forks land office
James V. Brooke register of the same
Office, and Albert E. Sunderland register
of the Fargo Office.
The death of Mrs. J. N. Seymour and
her son, John Jay Seymour of Grand
Forks, occurred Tuesday night only q
few hours apart after an illness of sew
eral weeks of typhoid fever.
The preparatory papers has been is.
sued at Washington, for the appoint.
ment Of E. M. barrow, II. H. Crutch6eld
and I. N. Wear as a board of pension OK.
aiming surgeons at Fargo.
The Edgeley Seminal says the com.
mittee to solicit funds to purchase q
quarter section of land for the irrigation
station is meeting with fattering sue
cess, the amount necessary to make the
purchase being assured.
David Hedberg, who was arrested in
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