Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-01-05
STATE NEWS.
Items of Interest Gathered From All
Parts Of North Dakota.

Parts Of North Dakota.
Slutsman county has 1,4OO school
children.
Blind piggers at Kuhn and Edgeley
have been arrested.
Jamestown business men will close at
$50 until March LIST.
Fire in Grand Forks, Monday did
$1,000 worth of damage.
Christ Anderson is missing from Grand
Forks and foul play is feared.
Fargo Masons formally opened their
new temple Wednesday evening.
The jamestown blind pig cases-eight
in number, have been dismissed.
Senator and Mrs. r. N. Ink are going
to California to spend the winter.
h. F. Salyards has been appointed re-
ceiver of the Citizens bank OF Mlnot.
Fargo's new hotel, the Metropole, has
been opened with appropriate cere-
monies.
Frank Bulger Of Ardock, was held up
at Grand Forks and relieved of s217 and
q gold watch.
Druggist Fawcett Of Cando, gets
ninety days, $500 and costs for maintain
ing a nuisance.
T. Oestby, a Fargo wood-sawyer is out
a finger. He tested a circular saw and
found it sharp.
Hon. William Barry, a leading popu-
list was married December Doth to Mrs.
Mary Mass at Inkster.
The Citizens Natianal bank of Wah-
peton, has S45,OOO in cash on hand and
deposits of only $4,000.
Hilleboro has been appointed as The
place for holding the next State Teach
ers' association meeting.
Fargo's new opera house will be
finished January 25th. No date for
opening has been fixed yet.
The Milton Globe expects soon to be
defendant in a $4,000 libel suit, in which
y Nels Erickson is plaintiff.
The next state militia encampment
may possibly be held in June. James,
town is spoken Of as the place.
Mrs. Senator Hansbrough is in New
York and will have to remain there two
months for medical treatment.
John McGinnis of Parkhurst, sent a
young buffalo to DR.. Archibald at the
insane asylum for a Christmas present.
j.. W. Sheppard of the Minnewaukan
Slftings, is now running an agricultural
paper, the Minnesota Farmer, in Mime
apolis.
Oliver Dalrymple of the farm Of that
name, feeds his wheat to hogs, instead Of
marketing 1t, and recently cleared 81, 1000
on two carloads.
William Weaver of Durbin, has a herd
of eight buffaloes, which he has ,arrang-
ed to take to the Midwinter Exposition
at San Francisco.
Professor Davis, a jamestown dancing
master, has skipped, leaving his pupils
in the lurch, and leaving also, numerous
unsettled accounts.
immigration Inspector Levy, who was
appointed to Pembina from down in
Texas has jumped his job. Pemblna
was too cold for him.
It is reported that pot hunters have
recently killed over 800 prairie chickens
that were taking shelter in the timber in
the Turtle mountains.
An aged woman named ,Hincly from
st. Paul attempted suicide at Grand
Forks Saturday by cutting her throat,
but was unsuccessful.
The creditors of Lloyds' bank have
petitioned the comptroller of the cur.
rency to- assess the stockholders and de-
clare a dividend at once.
A. S. Robson has on his ranch, near
a wolf hound which recently.
caught a deer in q 4 mile chase. The
deer had 800 yards the start.
Miss Pearl Patterson of Wahpeton
carried of the junior and Miss Blanche
Hagfer of Larimore the senior honors at
the state oratorical contest.
The Pepke case, involving the consti-
tutionally of a portion Of the state pro-
hibjtion law, has been appealed to the
United States supreme court.
Hon. Waldo M. Potter Of Fargo, has
given Franklin Potter, editor Of theLa.
Moure Chronicle, a bran new dress for
his paper as a Christmas present.
Ed Lettebly Of Mandan, had the
teeth knocked out Of one side Of his