The Dickinson press., 1895-07-13
STATE. NEWS.

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Free text books was voted and car
ried throughout Trail county.
It is believed that the Mears bank
will reopen in Fargo within thirty
days.
Miss Emma f. Bates is attending
the national educational meeting in
Denver.
Emil Wendlund goes to the peniten-
tiary for life for the murder Of Louis
johnson of Reed township, near Far.
60.
Dan Stewart, the missing Great
Northern cashier at Grand Forks,
has returned and given himself up to
the authorities:
A change Of venue in the NJ. r.
Kent case has been granted, and the
second trial will commence in Fargo
next week, Judge Mcconnell presid.
ing.
The Gull River Lumber Co. Of
Jamestown has the contract to sup.
ply the penitentiary with Ignite coal
at 1854 per ton. It will be taken
from the Lehigh mines.
In Rugh township, Nelson county,
the school house was struck by light
ming. All the pupils were knocked
down and stunned and three of the
boys considerably scorched.
The 500 has begun preparations for
the shipment of live stock to the East
from North Dakota and Northwest
Territory points. Full trains Of emp
ty cattle cars are being sent north
daily.
Maud Carver, an Emmons County
girl, travels twelve miles a day to
school for the purpose Of getting an
education. And that is the kind Of
girls North Dakota has. No wonder
the percentage Of illlteracy is small
er in North Dakota than any state in
the union.
Two fellows went to Emerald on
the 4th and tried to sell beer and
such stuff. They were seized, their
goods %confiscated, and they bound
over to the district court in the sum
| of $500 each. Served them right.
The people of Emerald did not want
them and had SO expressed themselves
in advance.
The Great Northern and Northern
Pacific report shipments of butter
and creamery products from the Da-
kotas and Minnesota to the Twin Cit.
les and Eastern cities as far as
New York this season to be four or
five times larger than those of last
year. Diversified farming explains
the increase.
Fargo Forum: J. j. Hill seems to be
working the free advertising racket
for all there is in it. After milking
the public about absorbing the N. p
it's now a steamship line to China-and
the moon. The Great Northern Rail
way proper has a thousand miles of
rails that don't average a passenger a
day--and can't pay fixed charges in
this century from earnings.
Barnes county artesian we'll is some
thing of an elephant. The we'll has
a pressure of 80 pounds, but throws
up continuously a large quantity Of
fine sand. The we'll has been partly
shut off but the bitches on both sides
of the railway track are full of water
which threatens to encroach On ad-
joining farms to the ruin of the grain
1t is understood that the use of the
we'll has been offered by the railway
company, the owners, to any n who
would confine its flow and be respon-
sible for it.
Mrs. Rhode Noah, Of this place
was taken in the night with cramp
ing pains and the next day diarrhoe;
set in. She took half a bottle o
blackberry cordial but got no relief
She then sent to me to see if I hat
anything that would help her. 1 sen
her a bottle of Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy AM
the first dose relieved her. Anothe
of our neighbors had been sick TO
about a week and had tried differen
remedies for diarrhoea but kept get
ting worse. I sent him this sam
remedy. Only four doses Of it wer
required to cure him. He says h
owes his recovery to this wonderful
remedy.-Mrs. Mary Sibley, Sidney
Mich. For sale by j. j. Freeman.
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