Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-02-23
All Right in North Dakota.

All Right In North Dakota.
Judge J. G. Campbell of Dickinson.
ore of the old timers out there and we'll
known in the city, has been down several
days, settling a bill of exceptions before
Judge Winchester, preparatory to an
appeal to the supreme court, in one of
his cases. The judge, like all others of
That vicinity, is enthusiastic over the
west Missouri country, although the
present winter, he says, the stress of the
universal hard times is somewhat felt
there. "We cannot complain out west.
however," said the judge, twhen we
read of. the suffering which has been
undergone in other localities in these
good, democratic times. We have no
paupers and no persons who have to
apply for aid or relief, and in this, we of
the whole state are fortunate. 1t will
be a long time before things adjust
themselves, and we regain the prosperity
which has passed from US. This is not
to be desired 80 much for our own state
as for others, where there is actual dis.
tress. Out here, we eat three times a
day, and good, square meals, all of them.
Ihe ~closeness in money matters is felt to
some extent, but not in a degree TO make
it distressing. Our cattle and stock are
doing we'll, and according to the state
ments of those who are posted, the loss
has been slight. There has not been
much snow on the ranges, the ground
in many places is bare, so that good
grazing has been plentiful. There has
been none of the sleet and cold rain
which is always feared by stockmen,
and so far We have been very fortunate.
"Great interest is taken by our sheep.
men in the association recently organ
lied, and all, regardless of politics, want
to see the wool tariff maintained, but
from present indications, it looks as
though North Dakota and Montana
would be ruled BUT, and the wool tariff
taken off. and in this case, the wool
industry is bound to suffer still further.
Mandan Needs Light.
Speaking Of the electric light propos.
al of John D. Mack of this city, the Man
dan Times says: At a special meeting
OF the city council Monday evening, the
electric light ordinance was thoroughly
discussed, and a number of amendments
were suggested, but no final action was
taken. 1t is the opinion Of several of
the aldermen that the person who is ap-
plying for the franchise, will not be able
to put ! n a satisfactory plant, and while
ne would be the only loser by a failure
1t would have a tendency to deter any
other person or company who might
W ant to engege in a similar enterprise
here. Mandan wants an electric light
system that will be successful or none at
all. The subject will come up at the
next regular meeting of the council.
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