The Dickinson press., 1896-01-11
STATE NEWS.

cure.
Glen Ullin is taking steps to secure
a roller mill.
Tennis ON the Fargo college cam
pus Monday.
A Baptist church has been organi.
zed at Valley City.
The Grand Forks Herald comes out
as a folio again.
Fargo College opened January 8
with a large attendance.
A new wholesale grocery establish.
ment started in Fargo Thursday.
jamestown is without a Catholic
priest, owing to trouble in the church.
Bishop Stanley is in Rome and had
formal audience with the pope Janua.
ny S.
Pemhina county has sixty.seven
criminal cases for trial at this term
of court.
The morning Argus now arrives in
Dickinson ut noon-good time for 300
miles
The Ramsey county bank declared
a dividend of four per cent at the
close of 1895.
An electric railway for Fargo and
Morehead is one of the things to be
in the spring.
Bishop Fowler's lectures in various
cities are the subject of the most ia.
vorable press comment.
j. G. ellis N. d. Stockman and
Farmer has been made the official
organ OF the sheep men.
The Commonwealth comes out as
usual and says there is nothing to the
report that it was to suspend.
The Cakes Republican says there
is more thoroughbred stock in North
Dakota than is found in any other
state.
Debts on Methodist property in Bis.
marck, Wahpeton and several other
places were raised by popular SUBJ
scription last week.
DR.. May has been elected superin-
tendent of the Devils Lake Chautau-
qua Assembly for 1896. He reports
the program already we'll under ways
Attorney General Cowan was pre-.
sented with a handsome marble clock
by Devils Lakers, December %, his
thirty eighth birthday and tn tenth
anniversary Of his marriage.
w. L. Perkins of Bismarck has
been elected president of the state
educational association. The meet
ing next year will be at Fargo. The
college and normal school teachers
have organized a "College Council"
More hogs, more cattle. That is
what the farmer of North Dakota
wants. 1t means q home market for
his wheat, and mills constructed by
nature which grind his grain into
meat that will be worth big money.
-Plaindealer.
jamestown is reported very dry.
The saloons were raided January 3
and closed, plenty of evidence being
found of illegal selling. Such a raid
was looked for a few weeks since but
was in the nature of a shock when it
came.
TIE Inter. Ocean will not print any
more rattle tickets-not while the new
code is in force. Murder, the prohf.
bition law and the manufacture and
sale of rattle tickets differ but little
in the degree of punishment as the
law now stands.-Devils Lake Inter.
Ocean.
Fargo Argus: The Dickinson Press,
in its last issue, sets forth some Of
the advantages of Dickinson. Last
season 100000 pounds of wool were
shipped from that city. There are
coal mines at the very door of Dick.
inson. Why isn't it a good place for
a wooden mill.
Talking about diversified farming
VIM. Hall, living north of James.
town, takes the whole bake shop. He
raises and manufactures his own to.
bacco, sugar, starch, peanuts. ground
almonds, etc. in addition to the regu.
lar farm cereals and garden vegeta-
bles. He also raises a lot chicory and
is a firm believer in that product as
one that will some day enrich the
Dakota farmer.-Ex.
Not a few who read what MI. Rob.
ert Rowls, of Hollands, Va, has to
say below, will remember their "
experience under like circumstances:
"Last winter l had la grippe which
or4 a in a lou state of health. i