Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-02-15
STATE NEWS.
Items of Interest Gathered From Ali
Parts of North Dakota.

The town of Mimic wants to organize
a city under the state laws.
Chris Anheier, of Fargo, has assumed
his duties as national bank examines.
Grand Forks has a gagged Edge" So
cial club. whose members play hearts.
Bathgate sends a carload Of -four,
clothing and meat to the Nebraska sui
ferers.
Emil Wendlund is on trial at Fargo
for the murder of Louis johnson, June
II, last.
Terrence Martin of Fargo has bought
the old Argus building and will turn it
into a hotel.
Julius Brummond Is on trial at Wah-
peton for the killing of Peter Messenger
at Hankinson.
A number of Fargo bellies propose to
take cooking lessons from a we'll, known
lady teacher there.
Trilbyism has struck Grand Forks
and the ladies are making preparations
for a Trilby matinee.
Twenty-four thousand dollars in Cass
county bonds are to be purchased and
r%efunding bonds issued.
Grand Forks is preparing to build a
new county hos pital, to replace the n
which was burned recently.
The funeral of Editor Van Meter oc-
Cured at Glendale Monday, under the
auspices of the A. .. U. w.
Editor Mercer of the Inks. er Tribune,
reports an adult earthquake in the
vicinity Of that town last week.
Wells county has a contest Oh for the
authorship, between Williams and Par
sons, the two opposing candidates.
Fargo society bellies give their minstrel
performance Wednesday night, and the
gateway city promises en- a good h-use.
Fargo has a Spanish sonora, a Cas-
lillian count, a rumored divorce and a
prospective duel Oh Its hands, all in one.
Grand Forks is pleased over the recent
analysis of it's new brand of drink
ing water, which proves it pure and
healthful.
Stutsman county has paid out $500 to
discovered who murdered Peter Sterling
there last November, but SO far has
fo,,DI ont potb;nr
The jury in the case of Peter Neis-
niger at Wahpeton for the murder of
Julius Brommond brought in a verdict
of assault and battery.
Three full cars Of supplies and vari-
GUS sums of money, amounting to $1,000
in all, have been contributed to Penn
bina county for Nebraska sufferers.
The first Of the Wahpeton liquor cases
came on for trial Monday and a de-
murrer was filed which will probably
have the effect of dismisslng the case.
The Valley City Epworth League ad.
vertised a sleigh riding social for this
week, but we're led to postpone it tc
July 4th by reason of the cold weather
G. A. M. Spencer, of Grafton. and W
j. Kneeshaw, Of Pemblna, are said to be
willing to be struck by judicial light.
ming, if the new district is decided upon,
H. P. Hanson, an employe of Major
Beardsley, living zeal Larimore, acct
dentally shot himself Monday, inhicting
an injury from which be died soun after.
ward.
The last band of Indians that livec
near Wllliston has left for their reserva
ton at Fort Berthold. This wipes ou'
the full Gros Ventre tribe from tina
vicinity.
Valley City is going to have a system
of w~aterworks, and have submitted speci
f~cations for the same to bidders. A wind
mill will furnish the motive power to fiji
the tank.
The remains Of VIM. Bowe, killed il
the dynamite explosion at Butte, Mont.
were received in Jamestown Sunda!
night and we're inferred in Calvar!
cemetery there.
While carrying 200 pounds Of bee
which he had purchased Of a farmer tt
his home, Conductor Jack Cadigal
slipped on a Devils Lake sidewalk AM
broke two of his ribs.
Bishop Stanley in the Fargo papers
gives the Keeley cure an unqualified en-
dorsement, and recommends 1t as a Won
derful cure for the disease of intemper
ance and drunkenness.
The question of seed wheat for tn
coming season is quite a serious one t
farmers in the vicinity of Forman, an
the idea of bonding townships to secur
seed is being agitated.
r. A. Eaton, whose disbarment cas-
has been decided in his favor by the gu
preme court, is taking a course of medi
cal treatment for nervous prostration, a