The Dickinson press., 1896-02-15
STATE 3 n

STATE NEWS
Bishop Walker has returned from
the East.
The Red Lake reservation IL to be
opened for settlement May /.
For president-Eugene v. Debs,
says the Commonwealth.
Coursing meets do not seem Just
the thing for Sunday, eh Bismarck!
A telephone system is to be put In
between Grafton and Grand Forks.
La Moure had an immigration
meeting with $50 in attendance from
outside of town.
Senator Hansbrough has intro
duced a bill giving Sibley Island to
Bismarck for a public park.
The Glendale branch of the Mil.
waukee has a daily train service,
thanks to the good efforts of the rail-
road commissioners.
Prisoners at the pen will be able to
earn something on their extra time
from this on, so as to have a dollar OF
two when they quit the place.
DEVILS Lake is liable to lose the
meeting of the editorial association.
The boys car get no long green mile.
age over the Great Mathematician.
dealer.
w. A. Newberry who is serving a
five years. term in the Sioux Falls
pen for holding up a train at Dickin.
son. wants to be pardoned out
P%laindealer.
n band of seventy full blooded
Sh%ropshires belonging to the North
western Sheep company, 9 sold
under execution at Dakem, Emmons
county. q few days ago. They
brough Int 1921.
There are countries where two
crops are grown in one season, but
North Dakota is the only state that
will grow Il crop large enough to
take two seasons to care for it.
Edgeley Mail.
Record.-The steam pillow invented
by r. S. Angel, of Cakes, is said to be
getting under way with interested
capitalists behind it and may prove
Il big thing. The inventor has re.
served a half interest in it.
Mrs. Slaughter writes in the Set
tier of the difficulty experienced by
early settlers in holding coal lands
until the decision by the interior de.
partment that Ignite was not coal
proper and contained no mineral sab
stance.
st. Paul has demonstrated that the
climate of Minnesota and the Dako.
tas is too mild for winter carnivals.
The coolest period of the winter was
selected for the recent carnival in the
sanity city, yet the ice fort had to
be pulled down before the expiration
Of the carnival for fear it would fall
and cause injury. The balmy weather
had so undermined the ice fOunda.
tions that the structure was unsafe.
st. Thomas Times.
There is considerable interest be.
ing manifested on the Missouri slope
in the building of local Touring.
mills, where a farmer ear get his
wheat converted into flour and feed
without having his pocket picked.
1t is high time to take action when,
as at Dawson, in order to crush out
an independent mill, Climax -four is
retailed at a lower price than Will.
Transport merchants are compelled
to pay for it at the Bismarck MILL
Elk.
jamestown Capitalize establish
Il market in eastern cities for the
farm products of North Dakota is
one of the objects which those who
advocate the formation of a State
Business Mems Union have in view.
One step taken by the state union
will be to place q responsible agent
in some good market to look after
the sale of these goods. and dispose
of all shipped to him, to advantage.
1t is rumored that an extension of
the j. & N. branch of the N. P. will
he built in the spring from Leeds to
Grand Forks via Cando and through
the wheat country north of Devils
Lake. making a circle from James.
town to Grand Forks. 1t seems that
this is warranted from the fact that
over five hundred cars of wheat were
shipped from Leeds and Brinsmade
for parties in the vicinity of Cando,
Churchs Ferry and country tributary
to the Great Northern railroad last
fall. This was caused by the SEEM
ing scarcity of cars on the Great
Northern and the good accomoda.
tions offered by the Northern Pacific.
North Dakota Siftings.