Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-04-13
and l will go to Washington to represent

and I will go to Washington to represent
the state.
The city council of Grand Forks has
adopted an ordinance cutting down the
salaries of all city officials. The new ad.
ministration goes into Office on May LIST,
Candidates for the various appointive
positions under the mayor are very
numerous.
The Agricultural college has received
a collection of $500 specimens OF
mounted and labeled insects from a
prominent Michigan entomologist
These are the results Of five years col
lection in Michigan and exchanges over
the United States.
The motion for a new trial in the case
of the State VS.. William Collins was
argued before Judge Morgan at Botti-
neau Saturday. A new trial was denied
and Collins was arraigned before the
judge and sentenced to one years hard
labor in the p~enitentiary.
At a meeting of the executive commit.
tee of the North Dakota Veterans asso.
citation held in jamestown, 1t was de-
cided to hold their annual encampment
at Spiritwood lake, commencing June
28th. The annual Grand Army encamp.
ment for this state will be held at Graf.
ton, commencing May 25th.
North Dakota postmasters appointed
are: Edgeley, LaMoure county, T. M
Hancock, vice II. H. Cornwell, removed,
Emmonsburg, Emmons county, Wm
Minch, vice Fl. A. Archambault, re.
moved; Meckinock, Grand Forks county
Engebret Arenson, vice A. w. Lodmell
removed; Tower City, Cass county
Myron Hebron, vice Alonzo Shumway
removed.
Different from others throughout the
state, Steele's citizens did not battle
with ballots last Monday, says the Ozone
A number OF voters gathered at the polls
but as there were no aspiring candidates
and everybody expressing themselves al
satisfied with the present incumbents, il
was OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, provid
ing they would consent, each and every
official would be retained in his present
capacity for another year.
The Argus says Maj. Fleming has re
ceived a telegram asking him to be or
hand Thursday morning at the Waite,
A. Wood Harvester company's works
st. Paul to witness the exhaustive tes
to be made of the merits of Ignite Goa
under the auspices of the st. Paul boart
OF trade and jobbers union. j Thoma
Pettigrew, the engineer of the insan,
asylum at Jamestown will superintent
the test, having had a number of year
experience.
Another victim of the blizzard i
James Bennett of Dunseith. He wa
last seen at that place March 23d, when
at 4 o'clock p. NJ, he left town leadin,
his buckskin pony that was harnesse'
to a sulky. Not returning home q searcI
party was organized and the unfortunat
was found some five miles from his house
having wandered around in a circle TO
some time, as shown by his tracks, an
finally gave up exhausted and persisted
The colony of Dunkards, who wer
escorted to the state by Max Bass of tn
Great Northern, has reached it's destina
ton. Quite a number of the colonist
and their families went at once to tn
farms already purchased, and others ha,
leased farms. Many will locate on gov
eminent lands and quite a number of tn
young men will seek employment anon,
farmers in the vicinity. The settler
brought seventeen cars of househol,
goods and farming implements will
them and many Of them are comfortabl:
we'll fixed. Another large company vii
arrive from Indiana about the 25th inst
and will also settle in the vicinity o
Cando.