The Irish standard., 1895-10-05
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and to buy 400 tons In open market from
| the farmers Of Burleigh county. The Bis
marck board OF education advertise to
| buy 200 tons In open market from the
| farmers The question of building a
railroad for 20 miles north of this city to
| the coal fields is being agitated. Experts
estimate that section Of land containing
! the coal will produce 5,849,0s8 tons.
Mora, MINI. Albert Peterson was mur-
dered Thursday morning at Tozer and Mo
Clure's lumber camp, 18 miles from this
place An Indian who has been staying
with Peterson brought the news to an
other camp eight miles distant at CLOCK
that morning The Indian was barehead-
ed and barefooted and badly frightened.
His story ran as follows: Two men were
at the camp that day whom Peterson SAID
were hunters. The Indian went to bed
early and Immediately after heard q SHOT,
and jumping up was met at the door by
one Of the hunters, who fired a shot at him
but missed him. Peterson was shot
through the back through a WindoW. Ap.
pearances indicate that he was In the act
cf mixing bread, as his hands were COW
cred with dough. The hunters are miss
ing.
Ho,ana Mont the canitol site com
n,,;ssta,, rat m "wednesday afternoon fo,.
ls,- ths n,,r,osa nf raceivinq the opinion of
atto,.ra4, pe Ge,sra, ske7l an the legality
% ~, ai,o,red ola,,,, Of Mra Martha Rul
lao,- as neaJunoa s D tn an undivided
.s.,.a, ~ onrt,s ;ntorest n the sita se-
$1,000, w., ,.aoe,,t1v for the 81 O0oOO0 canitol
puliulHs. WIS Mls' = l.iia l, 1870, aanarai
,eesoi 10y, ~. ~, - 49, ,,oi,,hs ~, xrl, ich
lUohsq up W ,aW a;,ed "a ha,. o1iaaed claims
Mis 6u1toIh ~, = .ess 49, +it,a - 4Ia 1and az
ons Aoulhu .a1e.e ,oos - ,.,,a a,,,+esta ,t,s
!, STATUS rou'y, ;,aai 10 eo ',non theea fndin %
claiM oe'ne ,.sass,,;t4, ~ ~, 4s,a at+or, sv
WnAeh Tel1 sear.a s.,a - hoard to ar
genera, ne ieooiA1nen''eu 01Ao wa y
cept the la1po'
cu,,a u,o.,,s n n-,rho divorce COL
r,,aata ~ = al ura.l,s ;s craving dav NV
ony 80 -. .... a.u -, q 1oas+ On : 1ha
lay onu .:ss4;asi. ..?M a = NJ, vor,- ootracs
49, au4 =, d;1arca f,.or, an uncongenial
,,>nnd VIZ aad'' g sha 1,ss Neon hara several
m.,eu. n.ae,,s ,,,5 E1nas very, ,nniet1v under an
! assumed name Both sne ana nei nus
band are popular soclety people IN efoth-
am, and she is supposed py nlm 10 oe On
visit to chicago tElends. Graho r<a,hs
is becoming "a popular pace ZOE olVoics
hunters. line Fargo attorneys are ahA-
ious to give as much puoiicEy 10 Tue o'.
| vorce cases as posi- pie, Wnlle those OF
Grand Forks refuse apsoluteiy 70 slve
any information. Ine people VINO Want
a divorce without the usuA puOAAcity
come to Grand Forks.
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ManKato, MINI: uesIiuyen en 'ns ~
Mlnneopa. mousse Dstrh, o"neu py -. - -
4. warner, ana 10 horses Delo1g ~ lns ~
on barn, $4,000; on contents, Including
horses, S2,500 The American house
barn, owned by the J. w. Hoerr estate
was partially burned with three horses
including team OF valuable PAGERS be
longing to j. J. Gould. The barn was
insured for $1,000, which will cover the
loss. A barn belonging to the }. h.
Jones estate was discovered on ire but
was saved. These fires all occurred on
one alley near together, ana one afte1
another. and are supposed to nave Deen
started by firebugs
-
nl1l. uluens e.. W. oati, w .a ] santa,o,,ar
were $4,000 cars, amounting to 10000
NoO busneis. IhlS Is nearly tWice' t,le
| receipts OF Septsnoper las1 year. III
spite OF bleach ana smut, ~ per cent OF
the wheat went contract grace. Inc re re-
celpts nave peen fa.ner llgnt TOT d lew
Gays past, put ChlsL INSPECTOR C1ausel
does not attrloute II 70 farmers holo1ng
| Wnea1, ana THINKS IL oue 70 ralhs III tne
country oeiaying thfesnlhs. ne e1'
pecIs the Teceipts Iof oclopeF 70 con.
tlnue large. anu says I4e iallfosus are
haullng 1aLs Wneat5 1 70 the lake as iast els
lhes eau can sec "a CATS " llalule H.
1,or.~o n = yrh,,rsd.v,r sess;on of n {
United States couiI. was %akea4 " up oy tne tne
case OF .hev. e. =. barnes, OF Wahpeton'
IN Whlcn the reverend N't gentleman mas oeeh oeeh
lnd.cted on charge OF ofeaklg open n,
letter addressed 70 .tne nlfed man. Inc
prosecution attempted 70 prove thas
Barnes did not pay ms nlrea men ana
| when one OF them wrote 70 an aLtorney
to institute proceedlngs against Barnes,
the latter got the leGteF ana DroKe ~
open: The case attracts conslderaDle az
tention as Mr. Barnes 1s well known over
the state and was at one time president q OF
the Fargo Congregatloenai caollege' a'
Grand Forks, N.sD.-Monday,s session
of the supreme Court was taken up IN
argument on the Nels Markussen a s' ! liquor l .
case iaD which Attorney Crum for tfle oe-
fense raised po1nt oouchlng upon the
const tit,tionality OF the law Much IN
ff.c cf1