Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-06-17
STATE NEWS.

Tor Company Is.
"A company of volunteers has been or.
ganized at Larimore.
Another raid has been made on the
piggers at Devils Lake.
Mrs. j. E. Greene, wife of a promin-
ent Fargo attorney is dead.
A. L. Loomis will assume charge of
the Fargo p~ostotfice on July l.
j. B. Power has been elected presi-
dent Of the state dairy association.
David Wellmar has been sentenced to
two years and a half for burglary at
Fargo.
A class Of ten pupils was graduated
from the high schools at jamestown
last week.
1t is reported that Editor Jordan of
the Argus is soon to be married to Marie
G. Lewis of Fargo.
One hundred candidates are expected
to take the Scottish Rite degrees at the
meeting at Devils Lake.
It is now expected that all of the vol
u%nteers in camp at Frisco will leave for
Manila by the first of July.
Valley City offers Lieutenant Hobson,
the hero of Santiago, an elegant home,
if he will come there and live.
A farmer at Churchs Ferry has an
orange tree with over twenty growing
oranges on it, and all thriving.
Carl Radman of LaMoure county has
been held to the district court on &c.,
600 bonds, charged with incest.
It is reported that Lieutenant Gearey
of Company B has been made regimen
tai adjutant and Lieutenant Conklin
ordnance officer by Col. Truemann.
The Valley City Times Record pub
fishes an excellent likeness of Col. Black
who has just been appointed commits
sary of supply in the regular army.
Congressman johnson proposes to put
the Turtle Mountain Indians in the
Bad Lands, set them up in stock bust
ness and make them self-supporting.
Mrs. A. P. Carlson of Barnes county
died suddenly from heart disease. Her
husband died several months ago from
the effects of an amputation of the leg.
Miss Kate Selby of Grand Forks wins
the Herald's most popular young lady
contest and gets a free trip to the
Omaha exposition with expenses paid
by the Herald.
The Valley City normal school re-.
elected all of the faculty who applied
for reelection. Prof. Shafer goes east
to take a post graduate course and will
afterward visit Germany.
The sixteen year old son of G. Ostbye
Of Argnsville was killed by being
dragged to death by a horse. His foot
caught in a picket rope and he was
dragged a mile and a half.
The paymaster has distributed two
months pay among the North Dakota
boys at San Francisco, about S25, 600 ir
all. The funds will be welcomed by the
boys as many of them are broke.
Judge Gearey of Fargo has beer
elected pres dent of the soldiers home
board, Major Black having declined &
reelection for the reason that he was
about to r%e-enter the regular army.
Editor Streeter promises that if the
railroads are not made to come to time
in the state convention--there will be
some plain talking done-and Streetel
is a good, plain talker when he gett
warmed up.
j. B. Streeter of the defunct Larimore
bank was arraigned in district court al
Grand Forks on a charge Of receiving {
deposit after the bank was known to be
insolvent. He pleaded not guilty anc
will be tried next week.
A copy of the Washington Star from
Charley Gurley at Washington notes
that at the commencement exercises o.
the National University law school thu
prize of a gold medal for the most salts
factory post graduate examination wal
awarded to Charles Nissan Allen O
North Dakota.
Colonel Lounsberry reports North Da
kota has a creditable exhibit at tn
Omaha exposition Notwithstanding til,
, shortage of funds. w. w. Barrett hal
charge of the exhibit, assisted by Mrs
) Lounsberry. Miss H. E. Ford and Mis-
: Gertrude Underwood. The excellen
taste Of the ladies is shown in the cerea
and other decorations.
Jesse Langdon of Fargo who is will
Roosevelt's blood spillers at lamp,
writes up to his parents as follows:
was offered a position as first duty ser
geantin E troop,but seeing that it would
be a positive disadvantage to do it, I re
. f,,oo1 tho offor hocouco oo x,o,, l>rou