Bismarck weekly tribune., 1895-07-12
STATE NEWS.
Items Of Interest Gathered From All
Parts of North Dakota.

Mimic is to have new $4,000 school
house.
Senator Hansbrough Grated at Rolla
on the Fourth.
Ed Miss of Cooperstown was killed by
lightning on the Fourth.
Free text books was voted and carried
throughout Trail county.
General Standish reached for star
at Mekinock on the Fourth.
Seven piggers are under arrest at
Cavalier for selling liquors.
Baseball at jamestown on the Fourth:
Valley City, 25; jamestown, 81.
The rains have been general through
out the state during the past few days.
Cando had slight touch of hail the
other day, and the crops were damaged
little.
Mrs. Representative Simpson of Dick
inson is receiving medical treatment in
st. Paul
It is reported hail has damaged 10000
to 10000 acres of grain in Ransom
county.
The Grand Forks woolen mills are
success and the buildings are about to
be enlarged.
The term of United States court at
Devils Lake will probably continue four
or five weeks.
In a base ball game at Grand Forks
the bankers walloped the doctors to the
tune of II to 5.
Senator Roach and family have ar
rived in Larimore from Washington to
spend the summer
Larin Bros. are publishing one of the
best local papers in the state-the Trib-
une, at Mayville.
Dickey county farmers are going into
the gooseberry business. One farmer
has sold 500 quarts.
DR.. j. G. Bell was given three years in
the penitentiary for seduction by Judge
Sauter at Grafton.
Martin Sorrenson, Grand FORKS
farm laborer, was Frustrated by the
heat and died Friday.
Mrs. Walter Muir was elected mem
ber of the school board at Hunter in a
hotly contested fight.
Grand Forks complains of vandals
who are robbing the graves in the ceme-
terry of plants and flowers.
F. G. Hendershctt Of the Fargo Sun
has sold out his half interest in the Buf
falo Express to W. H. Hassing.
Editor Wilson of the Towner News
and Stockman, is starting a paper at
Minot, called the Minot Mirror.
Report has it that exhibitor A. Linde-
lie of the Hillsboro Basunen is preparing
new Scandinavian paper at Fargo.
In Towner county the farmers are hav-
ing mustard bees, and as result whole
townships have been rid of the pest.
Ex.Secretary of the Territory L. b.
Richardson is coming back from Mis-
sou1i to Grand Forks to pass the sum-
mer.
Dan Stewart, the missing Great North
ern cashier at Grand Forks, has re-
turned and given himself up to the au-
thorities,
Work on the new Fargo public build
ing and postofice is progressing rapidly
and soon it will be ready for the placing
of the roof.
Mayor Ball of Fargo, and his daughter
Miss Grace, have sailed for Europe,
where Mr.. Ball goes to consult re-
nowned physician.
A Park River girl in bloomers rode
her bicycle into Langdon the other day
and the good people of that puritanical
town pulled down the blinds.
Harry Oliver has been heard from.
The Lisbon Free Press reports his crops
fine and the farm conducted as only an
experienced farmer could manage it..
An adjourned session of court was held
at Cando this week by Judge Morgan.
O'Brien's assault case on Hon. A. B.
Mcdonald was continued to November.
Hicks says that in the second week in
July the stormy period will cease, and
that for ten months good weather will
! prevail. There is to be no hail in July
and August.
A Williston dispatch conveys the sur
prising intelligence that after the Fourth
Of July celebration the good people of
that town needed no assistance to go
home.
Captain Mccormack, after brief
visit in North Dakota, returned again to
Los Angeles, CAL, where it is rumored
he is interested in an electric street rail-
way enterprise.
F. W.Lapham's saloon in Devils Lake
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