Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-05-25
STATE NEWS.
Items of Interest Gathered From All
Parts of North Dakota.

Items OF Interest Gathered From All
Parts of North Dakota.
Jamestown will have a lady bicycle
club.
Senator Hansbrough is building g
new residence at Devils Lake.
Prof. Clemmer of Grand Forks, will
take charge of the Dickinson schools.
Ashley Mears has signed the required
papers, and been released from jail.
Northern Pacific men will hold their
annual picnic at Valley City on June
23d. "
A wholesale poisoning Of dogs has
taken place at Towner, the past few
days.
Chambers has made an appearance in
Stutsman county,a and several horses have
been killed.
The Northern Pacific elevators in the
state are to be re-opened for the receiv-
ing of wheat.
The wheat supply in the state is
growing emaller-millers are buying up
as much as possible.
Gen. Weaver, the oracle Of the popu-
lists, is to speak at jamestown at the
convention on June 14th.
A young German was held up and
robbed by a trio of Fargo boys and re.
lieved of a watch and Sc in cash.
Jamestown intends to make all dog
owners pay a license, and if any dog is
found at large without a check, woe be
unto him.
Three murder cases are on court
dockets in various parts Of the state for
trial, m at Fargo, one at Devils Lake
and one at Towner.
E. Ashley Mears is in Jail for contempt
Of court. Mears refused to sign some
deeds to Guptil as receiver, and Judge
M Mcconnell committed him to jail until
he gets ready to sign.
At Rolla, Samuel Appleton's 6-year-
old boy fell under a moving grain drill
and was seriously injured. His nose
was torn from his face. It was replaced
by the physicians. The boy may live
The pressman and leading compositor
in the Minnewaukan Siftings Office is a
full-blooded Sioux Indian. % years OF
age. He Is a member of the Congre.
gational church and vice-president OF
| the Christian Endeavor society.
The principal of the Wilder school in
Grand Forks, had quite an experience
the other day with a small boy who was
1ourishing a big and wicked revolver al
together too freely. The juvenile was
obdurate, but finally surrendered before
any blood was shed.
The new officers of the state medical
association are DR.. Herrick, Lisbon,
president; DR.. DeVaux, Valley City,
vice president; DR.. Carpenter, Fargo,
secretary; DR.. Rankin, jamestown, treas.
urer. Fargo was the place chosen as
| the place of the next annual meeting.
New postofices in North Dakota
Hayes, Ransom county, w. A. Hays
postmaster; McRae, Grand Forks county
O. T. Josendal, postmaster; Neville
Nelson county, Frank McCracken, post,
master; Mansfield, Wells county, T. K
Rogue, postmaster; Moscow, Cavalier
county, Matthew Michlink, postmaster
According to the Grand Fork Herald
Geo. H. Walsh has gone into business
pretty extensively in Kansas. His pur
chase embraces the best part Of one Of
the counties of that state, and includes {
whole town, with all the accompaniment
of a thriving, busting burg, such as
mills, stores, blacksmith shop, dwelling
houses, etc. In addition, he has secured
a 3O-mile timber limit, and is thus in
sured Of an inexhaustible supply of logs
for his mills and factories, and work FOL
hundreds of woodsmen.
Pulmonary consumption in it's early
stages, may be checked by the 8 O
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. It stops the
distressing cough, soothes irritation Of
the throat and lungs, and induces much
needed repose. Hundred have testified
to the remarkable virtues Of this prep
aration.
Those Plenty Coal Mines.
A number OF Bismarckers are in
terested in the question Of development
Of the Plenty coal mines, up in Mercer
county, a scheme to barge the product Of
which down the rlver has been on foot
for som two OF three years. BargeE