Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-04-27

a move on themselves and use all their
influences directly and indirectly to avert
the impending danger that threatens us.
w. S. D.
STATE NEWS.
Items of Interest Gathered From All
Parts of North Dakota.
Catherine Collins of Mandan, gets. a
pension.
Fargo now has an aldermanic bribery
case to discuss.
Judge O'Brien's remains will be taken
to Litchfeld, Mimi, for interment.
Judge O'Brien found dead in his
office at Devils Lake-heart disease.
The Grand Forks council is still puz-
zled over the water supply question.
Senator John Burke Of Rolla, is said to
be q prominent candidate for the United
STATES attOrneyshlp. "
The Regulators in Jamestown are
still doing business, in Kidding the town
of unsavory characters.
The poisonous gas, invented by a
Dunseith nan to kill gophers, has been
tested, and is a success.
Justice Corliss of the state supreme
court has been under medical treatment
at st. Paul for some time.
The register Of deeds office burned
down in Emmons county last week de-
stroying one or two records.
A plate glass window in Stong and
and Chase's store in jamestown, blew in
Thursday, and was destroyed.
A regular spring blizzard ragged yes
terday at Devils Lake, and not less than
eight inches of snow have fallen.
A Cass county farmer who has kept a
record for eighteen years, says the AVER.
age seeding time has been April Goth.
Frank Bauer, proprietor of the Mer-
chants hotel at Abercrombie, died of
cancer of tie stomach Wednesday night.
The Devils Lake chamber of com
MERGE offer somebody $4,000 to build a
first class hotel, such as is needed in the
town.
Ramsey county pays 2 cents each for
gopher tails, and the populace of the
county spend their spare time gopher
hunting.
1t is expected that the second dividend
of Lloyds bank, amounting to 20 per
cent, will be ready for disbursement in a
few days.
Peter Jarvais, an old time settler of
Minot, was murdered at White Earth
Thursday night by Owen Dali, a man of
tough reputation.
Newspapers along the line Of the
Great Northern, are a little short on
paper, and supplies, and a little long on
news, these strike days.
Judge Corliss, Of the supreme court,
conducts the Universalist services at
Grand Forks IN the absence OF a regular
minister of that denomination.
The weighing Of the United States
mail which was to have been commenced
Monday last has been postponed one
week on account of the strike Of the
Great Northern.
The report that Coxey has opened up
a recruiting station at Grand Forks is
probably q joke. The report says T. S.
Edison of Larimore, is taking names, and
500 have signed the roll.
John Dilsste of Wahpeton, while driv-
ing home yesterday, was thrown from a
wagon into a ditch, trampled into the
mud and killed. He was supposed to
have been intoxicated when killed.
At the meeting Of the board of trus-
tees of the jamestown asylum DR.. Moore
rendered his resignation as physician, to
take effect May lst, and DR.. Anderson Of
Fingal was appointed to the vacancy.
The county commissioners Of LaMoure
county, will fight the Russian cactus
under the noxious weed law, during the
coming season. This will bring the de.
of the weed between the Goth
of June and the 1st Of August.
The Fargo Roller mills were attached
Thursday night by Sheriff Barnes under
suits brought by the Hardwood Manu-
featuring company for $$2,459 for bags,
etc., sold, and the Great Western Eleva-
tor $4,000 for wheat unpaid for.
The people at Devils Lake are kicking
for mail and the postmaster has wired
to have the mail sent to Leeds by the
Northern Pacific. No mail has been re-
ceived since Saturday. Livery teams are
in demand at high prices to transfer pas