Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-03-30
STATE NEWS.
Items Of Interest Gathered From All
Parts of North Dakota.

Items Of Interest Gathered From All
Parts of North Dakota.
Patrick Kelly gets the postoAice at
Devils Lake.
Frank LEM Of jamestown won a $500
diamond at a rattle there.
Revival meetings are in progress in
the eastern part of the state.
Fargo is said to have seven candidates
for the Office OF chief Of police.
An elevator with 10000 bushels of
wheat has burned heal Cakes.
There is a good attendance upon the
farmers institute at Casselton.
The base ball season has opened at
Emerald, Grand Forks county.
The state Y. M. G. A. convention will
occur in Grand Forks, June l, 2 and 8.
Fellows harness shop at jamestown
was partially destroyed by fire Sunday.
Receiver johnson Of Lloyd's bank was
robbed Of $3.50 by footpads at Chicago.
Prof. McDean of the Reynolds schools
was severely frozen in Fridays blizzard.
The Republican says Fargo urgeon
are reaping a harvest from bicycle
novices.
J.R. Herssaw of Hamilton persisted in
the recent bllzzard,and his body has Just
been found.
Wells county is girding up it's loins
for a county seat war, four cities being
in the race.
The Rev. Clifford scandal is still the
source of discussion and excitement in
Valley City.
Fargo is overrun with hobos again.
Twenty-Five of them we're given lodging
Saturday night.
Casselton is making great prepara-
tions for the farmers institute to be held
there tomorrow.
The blizzard at Grand Forks blew in
windows, blew down signs and did con.
siderable damage.
A Russian woman at Drayton swal-
lowed her false teeth, and is in a critical
condition therefrom.
It is said another dividend of 20 per
cent will be declared to Lloyds' bank
creditors in q week or two.
John F. Riohbell of Cavalier has left
the state with $4,000 in cash, the profits
of several years careful farming.
Fargo had three fire alarms in one
hour Wednesday, but all three blazes
were extinguished without damage.
J.V. Brooke has left Washington, and
will assume his position as register of
the Grand Forks land Office in a day or
80.
Rev. Bradley, formerly Of Fargo, met
with an accident out in Washington
which will necessitate the amputation OF
q foot.
Internal Revenue Collector LaShel]
reports about forty Cinnamon in the
state-all Of whom will have to be photo.
graphed.
A party Of $50 Dunkards from Indiana
will arrive at Grand Forks next Wednes.
day, the majority Of whom will settle in
Towner county.
J.B. Thompson, a Dickinson fruiterer,
found a t%arantula in a bunch of bananas
recently, and there was a wild scramble
until the animal was killed.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars will be
given in purses IN the Red River valley
racing circuit during the summer races,
commencing at Grafton, June 9th.
j. W. Bong Of Mimic, enjoys the dis.
tinction of killing the first duck of the
season, but it cost him 500. A Walsh
county game warden found out about it.
Among the house bills passed yester.
day was one granting right.of-way to the
Jamestown & Northern railway through
the Devils Lake Indian reservation in
North Dakota.
A party of five Grand Forks travelling
men passed the night IN a deserted shack
near Rolla during the recent blizzard,
They had a trying experience, but came
through all right.
The national bank statement for North
Dakota, just published, shows an i'm.
provement in the reserve from % per
cent. to 26. There was q small falling
off in deposits and general business.
A LaMoure county prisoner up for
sentence got ninety days in Jail and $3.50
fine and a lecture on his impudence, the
other day. After apologizing to the
court, Judge Rose knocked off $50 of
the fine.
Otto Seefeldt, an 11-year old boy
residing with his brother-in.law five
miles north Of H%ankinson, accidentally
shot himself yesterday while the family
were at church, death resulting almost