Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-14
AROUND THE STATE.

Wild Strawberries are ripe--around
Milton. g3g BE- st III
Hon. J. f. Worst Will crate at But
falo on the Fourth. sSa
Hay permits in Williams county av,
eraged S. so per quarter. i5 u
The state asylum at jamestown con-
s11mes 1,4OO pounds Of butter a month
Horse buyers are paying ST to SIS
for Indian ponies at the Standing
Rock agency. %aS I.
W.. sifton, NJ. D.of Jamestown, is
head physician for the Modern Wood
men of. this state, J, A.
Eight students got degrees at the
commencement of the state agricul-
tural college at Fargo. % "5
A fax bug has made its appearance
in the vicinity of Cando and is doing
much" damage to the grain.
E. Smith-Peterson of Park River has
a new title, having beeh last week APP
pointed on the governor staff.
(; William Allen of Bismarck was adj
judged bankrupt in u. S.. court at
Fargo, according to the Forum,
The bids for sxcoal rejected by the
asylum trustees were, Washburn coal,
81. 90; Sims, $2.ss and Lehigh, So.
Miss Anna Twichell, a sister of ssher-
iR Twichell: Of Cass county, was mar
ried to Dr. A. A.. Rankin at Minnea-
polls. ~
According to the Mountaineer the
county charges in Pembina have not
been we'll treated at the county poor
farm. t..$ "a Y -
Jamestown is building cement side
/ walks-$1 per running foot for, "
feet width and 1914 cents a square foot
for stone cross walks. %5;5G@
The Foster County Independent not
only dates the fremen's tournament
for next week but declares that the
Dickinson track is, the fastest in the
state ID 81"
The Wheatland Eagle declares that
while North Dakota will not harvest
a big crop this year it will be above
the average, which leads one to inquire
what the Eagle calls a big crop.
Editor Stickley Of Fessenden de-
clares that it will be impossible for
him to withhold the names Of the
young men on: periodical debauches in
that town-to say nothing about the
girls. & z
The jamestown city. council is offer
ing for sale $1,000 of bonds, for i'm
proving the water system. The coun-
ell will also receive tenders for $10,-
900 of bonds that may be sold for the
same purpose
The trustees of&the state agricultural
college have let the contract for the
new science hall to Stewart Wilson fo1
$19,491. Jim Kennedy will do the
~Esewerage work at s5 ,047 and 3. Hair
rington will put In the heating plant
The correspondent OF the Jamestown
Capital says beer kegs are on the side
walk at Dickinson. Where would he
have 'ern? In the parlor or the spare
bedroom? The proper place for beer
kegs is on the sidewalk-after they
have done their duty. * q
The largest cattle sale in the north
west is the lone made by Ray s. Cres-
well of Dickinson to the Franklin com
pany. The call Is for 10000 head,
and the price is $31.50 on final deliv-
cry. This years calves are thrown
In, but last years calves are counted,
The Sheldon Progress quoted thai
biblical saying--:.theres more Joy Ia
heaven" etc. after reading that Optic
editorial on prohibition--and o Me
Clure says that he doesn't know how
much JOY there Was In heaven but be
does know there was hi inthe Minot
| Optic Office when theEeditor returned
and found that his substitute, Major
Murphy, had committed the paper to
prohibition. S
You may as well expect to run .
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