Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-22
! AROUND THE STATE

proposition March - ..s l., );
The next state encampment 5of Odd.
Fellows will be held at Fargo. .&4%,
zStutsmans county farmers will plant
more corn than usual this season, &
Postmaster Thompson Of Dickinson is
dangerously ill-not expected to live. i;
The Brunswick hotel B and barn .at
Neche burned Lots, 1000; insurance,
$15O0. B.S3 Z S. q. ]. =, = @s u =.
George r. jackson, an old timer of
Jamestown, has gone to California to
reside. O. Ill d Is $780, ya b. ~ Il
The ladies' of Sanborn have, organized
a'Myosotis club for mutual improvement
and culture. y uz ....n ,,s.,.
1t is reported that Rev. Gunn5 Of
Jametown&win quit the! pulpit and sell
mining stock.
Charles Koonz used cancelled stamps
and will pay a fineSof 500 or 60 to the
Ramsay county jail.
A. Lindelie, the ex-secretary of the
Enforcement league. is said toabearrang-
ing to leave the state.
Luke Walton is at Jamestown attend
ing his brother, who is undergoing treat
ment at the asylum for pneumonia.
Charles Hanks will serve ninety
days in the Fessenden Jail for selling
liquor without a government license.
The Mandan Pioneer believes the fu-
ture will see a railroad on each
side of the Missouri river each
paying pay olg' II .s$t.l + ff :. Il ;.
Somebody offers an electric light me-
ter for; sale in .Casselton. y There are
some in Bismarck who would like to dis
pose of meters also.
Ransom Cou nty Gazette: The many
friends of Thos. J. Harris will be pleased
to learn of his is=appointment to the posi-
tion of deputy state auditor.
The ST. Thomas enlu1me1rator i ID 81 tt claims In j to
have sent in 973 names, and the official
report credits the town with only 661-
and the citizens wonder where the
other 3l2 got to. j.; y
The steel bridge between Wahpeton
and Breckenridge is being built as
rapidly as The work can be done. Most
of the steel is in position and the bridge
will be completed soon. con II j - - !
Louis Swenson, postmaster at Linstad,
Walsh county, is missing and his books
show shortageof Sll9.31.x, He is said
to have juggled postoffcef orders and Sap-
propriated the proceeds. T. s& i. =. u .s,
Editor johnson finds it necessary to
deny that Brown owns the paper; the
Devils Lake Free Press, and says il, is
owned by himself like many other news.
papers-liff< be pays q for it. q, r. A. ~ 81
The Anamoose Progress hits at Harvey
as follows: ''All the bid pigs of Harvey
were closed Tuesday. As Harvey has
2 no water that is suitable for drinking
the town will be, very dry"
This from the Sheldon Enterprise
shows how Dwire stands: Hon, r. III
DWife is making good record for him.
self at Bismarck. Able, Industrious
honest; he is the right man in the right
place. . ,2s:aS5 2$t5
Some miscreant wrote an anonymous
letter toReV. Dieter, !, pastor Ola German
church near Il End derlin, threatening te
burn his house and do him other4vio
lence if he hid not leave the country i'm
mediately. <,,,.5.l,,, :,
;sGottlieb yMauch, and Jacob Roll, two
prominent Anamoose Vi: citizens, have
signed a contract whereby they agree K
abstain from the use Of. tobacco ii any
form or manner from February 20, 1901
to February 20, 1902. 'fz. gf*> iss.'
"a Darlington dispatch says: It is &c;
understood that the conviction Of Kitty
r.. INA E,orvS ;,,fy &t,f .nrno
moral crusade ia Darlington, and tina
thsg,blindT pigs will be- the next, to go
There are several e pigs running widt
open here, but the police do not moles
them. :$ ...... :
- Wimbledon. News. It. is stated OF
apparently good authority that Hon
Marion Conklin Of jamestown, late can
didate on the fusion ticket for distric
Judge. has made arrangements to remov'
to Washburn to practice his profession
We wish Judge Conklin success wher
ever he may go. s',.s$5. s>,. Il !
Jamestown Capital: * Railroading OF
the northern branch has been intermit
tent this week, owing to the heavy drift
in cuts, The passenger train went al
/ far as Carringto Tuesday, and the roat
being buried from there north, with on,
d train snoWedin. Monday belated traii
tiednp at Shey yenne, left there Tuesda.
1 at&lOa. M. and at 8 p. N had not ye
d. d 4 spoken New Rockford. III This is th'
& first time this winter trains have beel
unable to make the trip on this branch
The snow In some places is said to b
piled sas high as the tops of cars. TIL
heavy, snow begins near Melville ant
continues from there north. E
The Goa Bee figures 1t out this way
This will be an early spring, as Easte
Sunday comes on April Z. An earl.
Easter is q sigh pf an earl spring and d
i is one! of the signs that never fails.5s ID
s you know why, or do you know how Y
IL tall when Easter comes? 1T is easy ]
you look up the history and tsachings 9
ancient erudi dites. According to thei
teachings Easter is the first Sunday al
ter the first flIl moon after the SUI
V crosses the ed qninox on March q, q, and th
# first Ill moon after that date 10 pril I !
and the first Sunday after April . !
April Z. Easter Sunday comes this Yea
very early and conaequ usntly an earl.