Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-07-08
A.ROUND Hi STATE

AROUND THE STATE
Devils Lake has a system of water
works in prospect.
The Knights Of Pythias grand lodge
meets in Fargofnext week.
The Ramsey County bank at Devils
Lake is now a national bank
Another case Of s~mallpoxis reported
iii stutsman county, at spiritwood, y
Spiritwood lake has taken on about
two feet of water during the last two
weeks. T4,ef ~ .,- 49, ~
"A new electric ordinance is a prolific
source of discussion with the James
town city council.
The New Rockford Transcript would
send Hon. Alex Mckenzie to the
United States senate. ,2a
Helen Miller, a ~20-year-old girl who
came from Minot, died in a Crookston
resort from an overdose. Of morphine. 4
Nearly, thirteen inches of water fell
at jamestown during the month Of
June-breaking all previous records,
The Goose River. Farmer distances
its rivals by advertising .,1o5" old
papers instead of st1O0s-for 10 cents.
Col, Hager OF the St. Thomas Times
agrees with Mike-that Gen. Harrison
Allen is a picturesque old relic OF, ter
~ritorial days"
Commissioner Baxter of Emmons
county fell with his horse and is now
waiting for a broken collar bone to
get together again.
Chris Bang has been appointed adj
ministrator of Major Beardsley's es-
tate at Grand Forks. The estate is
said to be worth $4,000.
Fred Falley, the jolly editor of the
Wahpeton Globe, declares that his ex-
perience in running up against a
Judge" was a little tough.
Old Cope" is so guilty he's afraid
his statement about having new po-
tatoes from his own garden on the LIST
inst. will not be believed.
C. A. ~Boynton of Cass county. lost
twenty acres of wheat by grasshoppers
land he gathered in forty bushels Of the
Epests by way of revenge.
The SS19,SOO OF Park River bonds
Issued to build water works and cleo
trio light palnt--were sold to c. G
Gowran & Co., of Grand Forks.
According to the Fessenden Free
Press Col. L~ounsberry has been inves,
tigating homestead proofs in the Vi
lcinity Of Harvey and as a consequence
many will be held up.
Louis Wylder of Cathay. plowed u9
$500 in bills that had been buried sew
eral years, sent to the redemption de
partment and received $50 for the por
ition that could be identified. I:
!. Billy Bulge estimates the damage Il
wheat Immediately along the Red an,
Red Lake rivers at 40 to so per cen
from too much water. Thousands o
acres r beyond redemption.
Il. The Ra1foa,r, sfatoen,an &c nc t1,,+ !;
. is better. for Balfour to be in, Churc,
county with the county seat at, Ana
moose thanEto be in McHenry count
) with the county seat at Towner,
I The New Rockford Provost says Jays
! 1t would appear from the spNeci1ne
prancing in It last Sunday, that in th
g absence OF the pastor the trustees I
the Congregational church are. nc
particular as to what sort Of an Of
! thing evolutes in their pulpit 4, #
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Frisk lost the
! little two and a. half year old daugl
ter while attempting to cross the She,
enne river near Sheldon. The teal
became unmaIlageable In the dee
water and the little girl was swe,
! down stream and drowned before the
] eyes. One other child and mrs. Fris
had a close call.
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