Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-01-19
STATE NEWS.

Items of Interest Gathered From All
Parts Of North Dakota.
Jamestown has organized a Ministers
association.
N. S. Nelson, oneof Larimore's pioneer
citizens, is dead.
Carlton Hayden of Glendale, has been
granted q pension.
Fargo thermometers registered 40 be-
low zero last Sunday.
Northern Pacific branches in the state
are having trouble with heavy SHOWS.
Mrs. Hansbrough, who was seriously
i'll in New York, is improving.
Grand Forks people will have to boil
their water to cook the microbes.
w. ). Hawk. one of Bufalo's leading
merchants, has made an assignment.
The government will distribute $12,-
600 among the Fort Totten Indians in a
few days.
United States District Judge A. D
Thomas has gone to Kansas City to
hold court.
Two murderers will be tried at the
term of court which commences at Hills
boro tomorrow.
TIE Hillsboro Parlor Orchestra is
giving benefit concerts for the relief of
the poor and unemployed.
George Keipkee of North Dakota was
fatally stabbed by an unknown man at
the Union Depot at Decatur, Ill.
Col. Wallace, the father of the genial
t.Bob" Wallace of jamestown, is dead at
Phoenix, Arizona, at the age of 70.
Rev. Father Cassidy, pastor Of the
Catholic church at Lakota, has lost his
speech through an operation for a serious
throat trouble.
A Great Northern passenger train rem
into a freight at Larimore and splintered
up several of the cars. One man was
somewhat injured.
United States Marshal Price says that
when he is relieved of his Office :regalia
by Mr.. Cronin, he will retire to his Sar-
gent county ranch.
The Northern Pacific elevator at
YOUNGSTOWN collapsed Saturday afternoon
with about 5000 bushels of wheat. The
building is a total wreck.
Thos. Griffith, a Grand Forks tailor,
lay down in the snow while Intoxicated
and had both hands frozen stiff. Am
putation will probably be necessary.
A Methodist district conference will
undertake to decide next Tuesday a
question of veracity between Editor
Carver of Leeds, and the minister at
Churchs Ferry.
Nothing slow about the thriving city
of Reynolds, one of Grand Forks
liveliest suburbs. They are already
getting ready for the next 4th of July
celebration there.
The Cavalier County bank has been
succeeded by the First National bank of
Langdon, commencing business with
$4,000 capital paid in, and a surplus OF
$~12,77O.28, Jan. 8, 1894.
A 3-year-old child of Mrs. Joseph
Schwager of Grand Forks, died Satur.
day afternoon from eating Trough on
Rats which was left within it's reach.
The mother is frantic with grief.
North Dakota postmasters appointed:
Li%dgerwood, Richland county, j. B.
Wagner, vice Matthew Lynell, removed;
Osnabrock, Cavalier county, w. H. Bid
lante, vice J. T. Anderson, dead.
Charles Bugton. a Nelson county
farmer who is charged with brutally
assaulting his wife, has been placed in
the Grand Forks county Jail for safe
keeping until court convenes in that
county.
a wealthy company from Indiana has
purchased a section of low land south.
west of Crary, and will plant it to Gran.
berries this year. An arteslan we'll will
be used for the purposes Of furnishing
moisture aid preventing frost.
Rev. Gimblett Of Darlington, was
caught it q blizzard the other night,
while going on a l3-mile trip to attend
religious services, and was out the whole
night. He had a narrow escape, but es-
capped with no worse injuries than a bad.
ly frozen face.
Senator .Hsnsbrough has returned
from New York to Washington, and
Monday occupied his seat in the senate
for the first time since the assembling Of
congress, after the holiday recess. Mrs
Hansbrough's condition is so much i'm.
proved that he was able to leave.
Rev. G. A. McNamsra, pastor Of the
M. p. Church at Cando, prominent in
the recent liquor prosecutions in Towne,
county, Wednesday married q couple
without license required by law and in.