Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-04-06
STATE NEWS.
Items of Interest Gathered From All
Parts of North Dakota.

Ate"S Oh INTEREST 6aCaereu From All
Parts of North Dakota.
Grand Forks now has a poultry or
ganization.
Neche will bond for $4,000 for a new
school house.
Fargo A. o. u. w. will build a hall
for their lodge.
A Cando man has discovered a soap
mine on his farm.
Marshal Price has gone to Washing
ton to close up his accounts.
Cando will build q city hall and a
public school building in the spring.
In Grand Forks there has been an in
creas of 300 voters since the last cleo
ton.
Two Grand Forks youths have been
sent to the reform school at ..Plankinton,
s. D.
G. I. Cleveland of McCanna, has been
bound over at Grand Forks for embezzle-
nent.
Cando people have made extensive
preparations for the reception of the
Dunkards.
L. E. Booker succeeds NJ. L. McCor-
mack as president of the Grand Forks
National bank.
Sixteen candidates from Grafton
crossed the burning sands at Fargo,
Thursday night.
Fargo is to have a cheap system Of
train excursions to Detroit once every
week next summer.
The jamestown school refunding
bonds have been purchased by Fulton &
Co., of Grand Forks.
The proposal to bond Grafton for
$4,000 to pay floating indebtedness was
defeated at the recent election.
1t is said there are already seven can
didates in the field for the superin-
...n.
tendency Of schools in Cass county.
A Fargo man has been fined $50 for
failure to clean up his premises in ac-
.cordance with the health ordinance.
G. r. Meredith is mayor of Casselton,
and the Republican has a cut of him
which is-well, the less said the better.
It is said that Department Commander
John D. Black will call the annual Grand
Army encampment at Grafton for May
25th.
Ell Zagal temple at Fargo has1 four
Arabs from the Midwinter fair to assist
in to-night's ceremonles-so says the
Forum.
An autopsy at Minneapolis shows
young Frank Pierce OF Enderlin died of
typhoid fever and hemorrhage of the in
testines.
DR.. Logan, who died Of heart disease
in Grand Forks, carried $4,000 life in
surance.
Superintendent Eisenhuth is arrang-
ing for a summer school for teachers, to
last a month or so, at Devils Lake next
summer.
The J. I. Case company offer a prize of
S25 for the best article written by a
North Dakota farmer or his wife on
diversified Farming"
United States District Attorney Camp
is on his way to Washington to finish
up his business preparatory to the ap-
pointment of a successor.
Geo. Nugent Of Fargo, has passed the
examination for admission to West Point
and has been ordered to report at the
military academy June 18th.
Bathgate, the Democrat believes, is
the first in the state of North Dakota to
make use Of the board Of conciliators. A
case Of a matter of difference of $3.50 was
brought before them Monday.
A pension was granted last week to
James Watson, formerly Of Valley City,
who died recently at the soldiers home
at Lisbon. There is about $500 arrears
which will go to his children.
R. Fl. Murphy, the Portland bonanza
farmer, says he cleared over $4,000 on
wheat farming last year, and could have
cleared nearly $4,000 more if he had sold
all his wheat as soon as threshed.
The Darlington Independent says not
as much wheat will be put in this year
as some former years. Oats and barley
will be sowed quite generally. Con
siderable flax will be raised, also some
early varieties of corn.
There are now about $50 patients at
state insane hospital, nearly If not
quite 200 Of the number being males.
The number Of patients on parole Is in
neighborhood Of rs, and all these