Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-12-21
STATE NEWS
Heel brothers have failed at Har-

STATE NEWS
Heel brothers have failed at Har-
vey.
Mormon elders are headed toward
the state.
Devils Lake wants water works and
wants 'em bad. fssa ~,
Grand Forks sports are enjoying a
series of prize fights.
Schools are closed at valley City be-
cause of a diphuheria scare.
R. B. Griffith of Grand Forks is tenn
porary receiver for Joseph Deschenes.
Diphtheria- has appeared again
among the Russians in Dickey county.
Four miles north Of Neche the body
of an unknown man was found
frozen to death. An se. ID
Peter Erickson Of Hunter has sold
eighty acres Of land to M. v. Erb for
$50 an acre.
Attorney Comstock has formed a
law partnership with Attorney Dresser
of Minnewaukan.
1t is reported Andrew Blewett will
be deputy register of deeds in Suits
man county. E III
Secretary Lindelie of the enforce
ment league has been released on ST.
100 bail, pending his trial.
William G. Trimble, a freight brake
man, was cut in two under a freight
train at Churchs Ferry.
r. B. Boyd, former member of the
legislature, and Miss May Burney were
married at Wheatland.
N. G. Gagnier sued the city OF Far
go for $1,000 personal injury. dam
ages and got a verdict for $780, ''t.-.
The birth of a baby girl is reported
TO Col. and Mrs. Treumann at Grafton.
This makes two pairs-boys and girls
Cavalier in Pembina county has a
fuel plant where fuel is made from
straw. The product is said to be
good.
Tax Agent Swartz of the Northern
Pacific paid Stutsman county about
$4,000 in taxes thirty days ahead Of
time.
Joe Seaman of Grand Forks is out
for the chief clerkship of the house Of
representatives. Joe believes in aim.
ing high.
DR.. w. X. Stacy of Grand Forks
went TO the depot on a professions
call, slipped and broke his leg neal
the knee.
A Forman dispatch says D. J.. Nc
Kenzie of that place will be appointed
OH inspector and the correspondent!
talks-positively.
North Dakota jobbers held a meet
ing at Grand Forks and discussed mat
tiers of interest. Nothing was givel
out to the press.
Representative Brick has introduces
a resolution in congress asking for
committee of five to investigate tn
Judge Noyes case.
]. F. bravo sues Stutsman count!
for 5000. He claims the county CAV
a right of way through his farm an
did not pay for it.
A sanitarium for the treatment o
asthma may be established at Bot
tlneau. The climate is said to b
especially fine there.
Residents of Grand Forks will hav
st. Vitus dance if they don't find GU
pretty soon what sensation is brewin
in the Grand jury room.
Twenty alleged blind pigs have bee
closed in the southern part Of tn
state during the past two weeks by tn
state enforcement league.
The labors of the grand jury a
Grand Forks are over. The jury wa
in session for some time and made tn
usual report on county affairs.
Travelling men speak a good wor
for Dickinson which is lively and u
to date-with plenty Of ready mone
and prosperous cattle raisers all abou
The state agricultural college ha
the biggest enrolment in the fall teri
in its history and some of the depart
ments are already overcrowded.
The Forum is running a column
.squibs as the majors own'-it is III
derstood Charley Brewer won't stan
for 'em any other way.
District court is in session in Sa,
gent county. There are sever;
gopher tail cases and a number
liquor cases to dispose of.
Farmers in the vicinity of the Mo
ton county cheese factory r gettir