Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-04-07
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STATE NEwS

Cass county is talking county fair.
Sargent county will pay a two cent
City elections through the state were
generally quiet.
The death Of Frank Newman of Co.
B at Fargo, is reported at Manila Of
small pox.
Prof. Crawford will take charge Of
the Tower City Topics May i, Editor
Tousley retiring.
The new Valley City state bank
claims the finest quarters in the cen
trail part Of the state.
There are reports of a valuable cop
per find in Michigan City, the ore as
saying a large amount.
Judge Young has purchased the An
heier residence in Fargo and will make
his residence in that city.
The enforcement league has pulled
five blind piggers in Foster county,
three of them at Darlington.
The Waldorf hotel opens with a big
ball and banquet April 12-tickets IS
u couple-and swell in proportion.
]. J. March, formerly a carpenter
and blind pig spotter at Fargo, writes
that he has cleaned up $4,000. in the
Klondike.
q. F. Wells of Jamestown has been
appointed one of the committee to
draft resolutions for the national sound
money league.
George Hunt, a hired man of Herbert
Church at COoperst0wn, stole $50 in
cash and $500 in notes and left for
parts unknown.
The Masonic temple in Fargo is as
sured. Subscriptions for the $4,000
bonds have been assured pnd bids have
been advertised for to be ready May 2.
A Hope traveller writes the Pioneer
number of North Dakotans there,
Ed Sloan Of Bismarck.
Carl Rudd Of Fargo, the alleged be-
trayer of Josephine Bake, who at
tempted suicide with carbolic acid, has
skipped: the town, a day or two before
he was to have married the girl.
Senator. Marshall of Cakes has
bought the interests Of his partner in
a large general store in Aberdeen,
which did $15O,OO0 business last year,
and will assume the management of
the establishment.
The report of the officers of the state
enforcement league shows that last
years income was So, 553 IL compared
to $1,,886 the year before. Phis amount
had been paid by $1,62O on pledges,
$500 on special subscription, and ST.
472 from various prosecuting funds.
The expenses had been $3.50 for de-
tectives; $3.50 for secretary's salary;
$163 for expenses, $S1 for railroad fare,
'$31 for stamps, $9S for attorneys fees,
and $50 for stationery.
Hon. Joseph Colosky Of Grand Forks
county lis In trouble. He was about
TO be married for a second time when
his daughter, who was east taking q
special urs in college, came home
and raised such a vigorous. objection
that he agreed to give her certain
property and money if she would with
draw her objections. Now the mar
riage has taken place and there is a
dispute between Colosky and his
daughter as to the settlement. She
wants $500 cash and a quarter section
Of fine land, and the old gentleman
does not feel like loosening up to that
eXtent-and there you are.
They had q good time at Valley
City on st. Patrick's day, according
to the Advocate, which says: The 18th
Of March was observed in the usual
manner this year. Beer, beer, a jolly
good time, to end with a whooping big
dance in the evening. At n place
eight kegs of beer We're on tap and
all was as free as water. After the
dance the janitor of the Academy of
Music picked up % empty whiskey
bottles to throw at the birds. He says
this does not include a great number
Of bottles smashed on the ground back
Of the hall. There was a large crowd
at the dance and all, join in saying it
was a big time. in fact one of the big
gest times Valley City has seen for
many years. Mayor Smith was at the
helm which in itself was a guarantee
of success. The music was furnished
by the Moriety and Mimnaugh boys