Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-07-26
STATE News

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Oriska is to have a bank.
Twenty-Five mon Of Company G turned
out to inspection. #
Some twenty bushel fax is reported
near jamestown.
Stork county levies a tax of SIG 5000 for
general purposes.
Interest in creamery matters continues
to grow in Stutsman county.
Editor Lewisof the Darlington Record
has gone to New York state to get mar
ried.
Rev. Sheridan reports considerable
grain raised by irrigation at and near
Williston.
Ward county's assessed valuation is
100000, an increase of 100000 over
last year.
At a public meeting in Kenmare it
was unanimously decided to supply q
town pump.
Ormsby McHarg and wife of James.
town are in Paris, where McHarg is
studying law.
Kenmare citizens are anxious for
county division. They have visions of
a county seat.
The new horse barns at the agricul-
tural college have been accepted from
the contractors.
Billy Heisen, one of the Philippine vet
Grams of Co. X was married at Dickinson
to Miss Magdalena Kronberger.
A number OF local business men will
take stock in the brick plant of the
Brannon brothers at Dickinson.
General rains fell over the James viver
valley this week-the first since the 4th
Of July, and great benefit will result.
The little railroad out to the Chautau-
qua grounds from Devils Lake earned
$4,000 during the Chautauaua season..
Iowa people are looking for land in
Stutsman and LaMoure counties. They
are willing to pay So to $40 an acre for
good land.
The Mandan Independent thinks Jim
Campbell's call for a resubmission league
has given the prohibition people the
nightmare. .
The last of the small pox patients has
been released from the. pest house at
Fargo and the city is now free from
small pox.
I Mayor Mcpherson of Valley City is
advertising for a man who is competent
to run the city electric light plant and
water works.
Candidates for the registership of the
Minot land Office are said to be numer-
GUS, but Hanscom's term as receiver
runs some time yet.
Kidder county stockmen and some
from Burleigh and Morton, have gone to
Kansas to buy cattle. Owing to the
drouth prices are low in Kansas.
Editor Palmer of Darlington says
some of the r~ubbernecks in that vicinity
will get it where the. chicken got the ak
some of these nights if they don't take a
tumble.
Valley City has about $1,000 on hand
to be devoted to a public library, the
city tax levied this year is about $500
and with Andrew Carnegie's $4,000 will
have a good start.
The Barrows murder trial cost Benson
county $1,000. and the Barry trial in
Cavalier bounty will far exceed that
Barnes county also has a murder case or
the docket. Trials for murder are ex
pensive luxuries.
Hank Palmer of the Darlington indie
pendent comes back at W. W. Barrett
pie plant story with the statement tina
Mayor Smith of Darlington raised, a pi,
plant SO large it pressed one side of
wire fence out into the road.
Indian Agent Getchell of Fort Tottel
and a son Of Rev. Klipgle came togethe
at the gate of the Chautauqua grounds
at Devils Lake. Report says that Kiln
gle knocked Getchell down and the lat
ter chewed Klingle's thumb. A dispute
over admission to the grounds was tn
cause.
j. p. MCNAMARA, who was indicted a
Devils Lake by the United States gran,
jury recently on the charge OF emlbezzlinl
1880 of postofices funds, failed in tn