Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-03-02
STATE NEWS.
Items of Interest Gathered From All
Parts of North Dakota.

Mipot is to have a water works system.
Fargo is proud of her new sewerage
system, just completed.
John Weeks, an Emerald farmer, died
suddenly of heart disease.
The Grand Forks board of health have
decided to secure a crematory.
Railroad companies down in Fargo
are making the arrests of coal thieves.
Prairie chickens are being slaughtered
by wholesale down IN Stutsman county.
Senator Arnold Of Larimore, who has
been seriously ill, is convaleecing slowly.
Sam Blank has been bound over for
the arson of the Ephraim store at Bath
gate.
Ramsey county has an organized band
of horse thieves, who are keeping the Of
fcials busy. .
The Fargo board of health has issued
an order recommending that all people
be vaccinated.
The raising of beans is suggested to
the North Dakota farmer, as a source of
added revenue.
Chairman Spaulding will call the re-
publican state central committee to-
gether in March.
Governor Mckinley may come to Fargo
to make an address after his st. Paul
engagement, March 28th.
Chas. Hanks and Clifford Brown have
been arrested in jamestown for stealing
from Northern Pacific cars.
Albert Wiuewski and son of James
town, have been arrested for breaking
into q Northern Pacific box car.
Trail county people find absorbing in
terest in the question of issuing $4,000
worth of bonds for county buildings.
The jamestown Capital says it is
thought that Charley Klaus has the in
side track Of the Jamestown postofice.
Major John Waugh, late of jamestown,
former Indian agent at Totten, has got
into a electric light plant at Eddy,
N. M.
w. 0. Marsh of Mimic the young man
who attempted to end his life with a re-
volver is fast regainlng his strength and
health.
Mrs. Chas. Reicke of Jamestown, fell
from a hay loft while feeding horses, and
was so injured that it is feared she will
not recover.
The Grand Forks News suggests the
turning OF an unused brewery there into
a water boiling plant-and thus to get
pure water.
Prof. Ladd Of the Agricultural college,
has made an analysis of Fargo drinking
water, and says the only safe way to use
it is to boil it first.
According to Building Inspector Camp.
bell 2O9 houses and stores have been
built in Fargo since June LIST last, at an
aggregate cost of $792,9sO
L. A. Barnes of Fargo, was thrown
out of a cutter on the railroad track and
badly bruised. He claims defective con
struction of the crossing, and will sue
for damages.
When the Fargo sewers were first
talked of, Auditor rupert estimated the
cost at $4,000. To show how near he
came to it-they cost s39, 9998.O-adi differ.
ence of S1.97.
For 1893, the congregationalists OF
North Dakota report as follows: Minis
ters 40, churches 60, communicates
1888, Sabbath schools l12, and Sunday
school members 1863.
The Barnes County Fair association
have decided to hold a fall fair on the I'd,
Sd and 4th of October, at which prem
iums will be offered for the various kinds
Of live stock, grain and vegetables.
Thos. Robinson, a switchman in the
Fargo yards, in attempting to board a
passenger train to ride in to the depot,
fell under a car, and his left forearm was
completely severed. He has been taken
to Brainerd.
Fargo's plate glass windows are having
q hard time of it this winter. A number
of the buildings have settled and cracked
the glass. In others the frames seems to
have been too light, and the same result
has followed.
Pulitzer, accused Of horse stealing, who
escaped across the international boundary
line from the Northwest territory some
time ago, has been bound over. to the
district court at Devils Lake for trial
on another charge.
Peck's bad boy or some one else at.
tended the meeting Of the salvation army
at Pembins Sunday evening, and season
en- the stove with cayenne pepper. When
the army gets through sneezing they
will look for the miscreant.
The Jamestown school board has $40,