Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-03-19
AROUND THE STATE

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Oberon and vicinity is SO healthy that
doctors can't exist.
L. B. Cherry offers to buy the .Cassel-
ton electric light plant.
G. R. Meredith is getting supplies to
put telephone line into Casselton.
Fred Snore is shipping horses from
South Dakota to sell at Minnewaukan.
J. Wellington Irish is writing interest
ing letters from southern points he is
visiting.
The dog poisoner is at work at Grand
Forks and many valuable CANNES have
succumbed.
Kittie Bonderant was arrested in Ca1-
rington and again jailed and still justice
is not satisfied.
Darlington will give John Halaas,
Philippine veteran, big, reception on
his arrival home.
English sparrows are on the increase
at jamestown and threaten to become a
genuine nuisance.
The New Rockford Transcript thinks
ex-senator Roach is the Lydia Pinkham
of North Dakota politics.
The Sheyenne Star thinks it is not
nearly as awful to play poker as it is to
merely imagine you can play it.
Chas. Rowley of Kuhn killed seven
wolves running them down with horse
and dispatching them with club.
A Minnewaukan lad ran away but was
captured at New Rockford and returned
home. He was bound for Dickinson.
The Lisbon cheese factory was such
success last year that it has been decided
to operate it this year on the same basis.
Grand Forks fraternities are discuss
ing the erection of a suitable fraternal
temple to accommodate all lodges in
the city.
The Jamestown Alert runs the COM
ment of the state press on the turning
down of Tom Poole for the assistant ex-
aminership.
Frank II. Hamilton was in Fessenden
a few days last summer but it has not as
yet been shown clearly that this had
anything to do with his downfall.
Six day bicycle races are on at Fargo.
Grand Chancellor Sprake has been
visiting K. P. lodges in the northwestern
part of the state and finds them all
fourishing.
A Kuhn man who received photo
graph of Carrie Nation says her looks
alone would smash plate glass window
or crack champagne
bottle under favorable circumstances.
A. E. Rose of Fargo who has been ap-
pointed receiver of public monies will be
located at st. Michaels. Alaska. He is
now register of the q. S. land Office at
Peavy, over 1900 miles in the interior.
His new berth will be a much more de-
sirable location,
f Edgely Mail: Two tough looking tramps
walked into the depot at Ellendale the
other morning, went up to the ticket win
dow and asked the man on the inside if
he was the agent. He replied that he
was and they asked him if he was also
the operator, to which he replied that he
was, whereupon one Of the tramps spoke
up and told him to report 1.-TWO empties
going south. Z ,$*S -
The railroad commissioners from all
the states of the United States will hold
a convention at San Francisco on June
4th, J.J. Youngblood, Of Fessenden, is
on the committee on Means to Enforce
Railroad Commissioners Orders" Mr..
Youngblood is also on the program for
an address to the convention on the
same topic. Mr.. Lord Of Cando is on
the committee on statistics. :5@ss3 s$i
| Hon N. G. Larimore, the bonanza farm
| or and one OF the best known citizens Of
North Dakota, is seriously i'll and in a
critical condition Mr.. Larimore is pres
ident Of the Elk Valley Farming com
pany, the largest in the state. A CON
sultation Of physicians from Grand Forks
and other cities was held, and serious
doubts entertained Of his recovery Mr..
ILarimore returned home from attending
the Legislature at Bismarck with a severe
attack Of the grip, which has affected his
health and stomach 60 he take can no
nouriahment.