Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-08-09
STATE NEWS
Items OF Interest Gathered From All
Parts Of North Dakota.

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Parts of North Dakota.
Grand Forks will probably have it's
street fair.
Fargo has secured daily train service
to Wahpeton.
The Minneapolis Blacks defeated the
Fargo baseball team.
The state pharmaceutical association
is in session at Fargo.
%rand Forks will hold it's street fair
September IL and 18.
Fargo begins to pave this week, and
the work will be finished!in sixty days.
Larimore is putting tramps to work
on city cisterns-and gets rid Of 'em that
way.
Robos at Valley City robbed a man
named Riley of So and threw him from a
moving train.
A camping party at Spiritwood lost
tent and outfit by fire, and wandered
home in bathing suits.
Two children of DMicBeier of Fargo
set fire to their clothing with matches
and we're fatally burned.
Pat MacNamara, who attempted to
kill Attorney Maher of Devils LAKE is
bound over in $4,000 bonds.
Florence Merry, a Is year old Suits
man county girl, has died from injuries
received in falling from a horse.
Grand Forks has elected j. J. Dow
chairman and w. E. Davis secretary Of
the street fair organization, and the fair
is a 60.
Two soldiers at Fort Pembina are
minus-one died from too much alcohol,
and the other blew out his brains with a
revolver.
The enterprising citizens of Hillsboro
have recently secured a starch factory
and -four mill, the buildings now being
in course of erection.
Valley City sports imported a foot
racer to do up a local man named Locke,
and the latter did up the imported man
and the sports are sad.
The milling association has four mills
in operation. Affairs will remain some-
what quiet with the association until the
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Commissioner Barrett is circulating d
petition among Ramsey county people,
asking the United States fish commits
sioners to place a carload of black bass
in Devils lake.
Y. A. Halver of Benton, ten miles west
of Hatton, lost his barn and entire crop
of new hay, oats, harness and machinery
by fire. His little boy set the fire while
playing with matches:
The tramps and idle men at Cakes
have caused considerable trouble to the
trainmen, and the authorities have been
appealed to to protect the trains while in
the yards.
jamestown hoboes have discovered a
new amusement to while away the hours
between meals. They now put in their
time puncturing bicycle tires with pins
and letting out the wind.
The Pioneer says it has been decided
by the horsemen that their circuit can
not be so arranged as to include Man
dan, and accordingly Mandan will not
be in it for horse races this year.
Fargo has a silver society, with H. F.
Miller and Finlay Grant among the
officers. The president is a republican,
the secretary q populist and the treas
urer a democrat.
John Poole, the Grand Forks Bohe-
milan whose wife was gored to death in
May by a bull, has returned from South
Dakota, and is again in possession of a
wife whom he married while there.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Nickells, who were
recently brought into prominence by the
action of the supreme court reopening
Mr.. Nickells' divorce case, have left the
state for a three months trip in Europe.
The LaMoure Chronicle says the total
loss by hail IN that county, is estimated
at 10000 bushels. The loss covered by
insurance in the LaMoure County
Mutual will be from $4,000 to $4,000
bushels.
The managers of the Morton County
Fair association are making good prog
ress with the work of arranging prelimi-
naries. Agents for selecting grain ex-
hibits will be abroad in the county in a
few days.
Supt. g.. j. Pearson has been appointed
superintendent Of the Rocky Mountain
division, vice Supt. Crimson, resigned.
Mr.. Pearson has had charge of the yell
lowstone and Missouri division for more
than a year.
Dr.. Richard Cheller, a representative
of the Imperial government of Germany,