The Dickinson press., 1896-03-14
STATE NEWS.

STATE NEWS,
Burleigh county gives a q wolf
bounty.
The Missouri river has not been
closed to navigation this winter.
Jamestown has voted to incorpo.
rate under the general laws Of Che
state.
The engagement of Miss Mabel
Maude Archibald to DR.. Moore is an.
nounced.
DR.. Cora Smith Eaton has been ap.
pointed surgeon of the Minneapolis
Maternity Hospital.
George E. Bowers of Fargo has
been appointed state game warden
for two years from April l, 1895.
In a herd Of twenty-five milch
cows at Fargo nineteen were found
afflicted with tuberculosis and were
killed.
Iowa parties are to test the cor.
stitutionality of the law requiring
non-residents to pay a $25 license to
kill game in the state.
Ramsey county is after the Indiana
people who are coming west this
spring. Two hundred copies of the
Free Press were sent to Indiana last
week.
The G. F. P. D. reviews the eli.
tors of the state. Thanks for being
classed among the sfrst named."-
Forum.
Same here.
Farmer Hines railroad is again
heard from-this time in the woods
of Northern Minnesota where a force
of men is clearing the right of way
and taking their pay in stock.
Mrs. Archibald has been granted
an absolute divorce. The sensation.
al charges were withdrawn and the
divorce granted for desertion, with
the consent of both parties.
The creamery at the agricultural
college is already a source of profit
to the farmers about Fargo. Cream.
cries pay. A bulletin has been is.
sued by the college showing why
farmers should make more butter
and cheese, how to do and how not
to do to get the best results. Send
for a copy Of the bulletin.
Charles H. Pond told the PRESS
that he had been feeding twice a day
since the last snow. Mr., Pond has rs
steers all in fine condition, and he
will have two carloads fit for market
early in the season. 1t pays to take
good care of stock, and no one knows
it better than MI. Pond.
Next week Rev. Geo. w. Gallagher
will be away on a lecture tour in the
eastern part of the state. He has
made the following appointments:
Preach in Grand Forks on Sunday,
lecture there on the 10th, go to Rey.
nolds ON the 18th. Buxton on the
18th, and Cummings on the 10th;
preach in Fargo on the 22nd, lecture
there on the 23rd; preach in Moor.
head on the 22nd, lecture there on
the Oath. The places which have
dates for Mr.. Gallagher are fortu.
nate. He is an able lecturer.
H. H. Henderson of TAYLOR wants
to know how it comes that his pre-.
cinct got but two delegates. Here
is the analysis: Republican vote for
Congressman, So; Governor, 40; Sec.
rotary of State. 40; making a total of
$50, OF an average of so votes. The
Demo-Pop vote for the same Offices
was 43, Al, and Al, or a total of 1877.
Taylor needed one more republican
vote to have entitled her to three
delegates. Taking the same proposi.
tion, Gladstone cast SO, So and 81,
or a total of 1913 republican votes.
and only 20 Demo.Pop votes.
The Chautauquans meet Monday
evening with Miss Crowley.
PROGRAM.
Quotations from Bryant.
Table Talk-Manitoba and the
School Question. Mr.. Clemmer.
Reading-Snow Bound, Whittier,
Miss Mitchell.
First Steps in Human Progress,
Miss Spears.
r eading-Bryant, Miss White.
Initial Studies in American Letters,
Miss Crowley.
Paper-Whittier, Mrs. Ayers.
Reading-foe, Mrs. Bardwell.
Not to be Trided With.
(From Cincinnati Gazette.)
Will people never learn that a"cold'
is IN accident to be dreaded, and that
when it occurs treatment should be