Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-07-19
STATE NEWS.
Items Of Interest Gathered From al.
Parts Of North Dakota.

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holding a street fair.
The state editorial association meets
in Devils Lake today.
The Devils Lake chautauqua appears
to be a roaring success.
Lakota defeated the crack Co. F ball
team of Grand Forks q to 6.
The Till murder trial is on before
Judge Saunter at Pembina.
Railroad Commissioners Wamberg has
purchased a drug store in Moorhead.
Fargo has organized a bicycle club
with about twenty charter members.
Twenty-one vags were put to work on
Fargo streets in one day-a good record.
Machine men say there will be a short.
age of binding Irvine in the state this
fall.
G. M. Hartwick, the veteran newspaper
correspondent. is quite i'll in Grand
Forks.
Mike Murphy was acquitted of the
charge of rape in the Jamestown district
court.
The Mandan Pioneer promises to say
it's say about the Kent case, when the
trial is over.
Robbers held up a newspaper man in
Fargo, and got three pennies and some
chewing gum.
The Glendale city council has passed
a curfew ordinance to keep the young
sters at home.
Jamestown has recognized its fair
play this fall.
Farmer Nelson of Shyenne shot Sam
Tote over a game of cards, but the latter
will pull through.
Colonel fuller lost $4,000 by hail last
week-the first season he has notinsured
crops for ten years.
Valley City is. now admirably equipped
with a system Of water works, sewerage
and fire department.
Grand Forks is full of knights of
Pythias, and the sixth ses sion OF, the
grand lodge is on.
Kellogg tells in the Alert how the
towns Of Courtenay and Wimbledon on
the 500, are thriving.
Richard Ell, a 16.year-old jamestown
boy, has gone insane from grief at the
death of his father.
John Snyder and AL Gilman of Fargo
are in trouble for selling liquor without
a government license.
A Richland county farmer says Rus
sian thistle, when young, makes edible
green's, superior to spinach.
The Argus says that tinhorn gamblers
and poker joints are becoming as plenti-
full in Fargo as '1howers in May"
Police Officer Dewey of jamestown
shot a farmer in the arm because he
wouldn't halt when told to do so.
The fifth annual state fair of the
James River Valley Fair association will
be held in jamestown Sept. "a to 81.
The Fargo Forum half admits that the
Mrs. Corbett who it claimed was located
in Fargo, isn't Mrs. Corbett after all.
The expenditures this term of United
States court at Devils Lake, according
to Marshal Cronan, will touch $4,000.
A. G. Hunt of Wells county lost
thirteen horses in Ramsey county and
Sheriff Bartron has found nine of them.
Township supervisors in Trail county
plowed under sixty acres of millet be-
cause there was too much wild mustard
in it.
Wimbledon is alnew town gust over the
border Of Stutsman county, in Barnes.
It is a healthy rival Of Courtenay and
Leal.
H. B. Dennis fell asleep at the Great
Northern depot in Fargo, and when he
awoke he found that his watch had been
stolen.
Michael Dealy, the Rolla banker, who
went to Sioux Falls for land frauds. is
back in the state, having served out his
sentence.
@. 81. Doyon, Of the Second National
Bank at Grand Forks, ran down and
arrested two hobos with q bicycle and q
revolver.
A jamestown merchant will distribute
1000 fans to the populace on circus day
and thereby earn the undying hatred
OF the peanut fakir.
It is estimated that 200 harvest hands
have arrived at Grand Forks during the
past few days, and nearly all are deeti-
tute of the means OF subsistence.
Senator Gregory will locate in Fargo,
August !, and practice law with q new
partner. And the senator has the best
wishes Of the people of the state.
Judge Barnett of Fargo, who was one