Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-07
AROUND THE STATE.

tAROJO-INDL Ia.
The otlrfew bell now rings II Lis
bon.
Lisbon banks have agreed I close
on Arbor day.
jamestown has brilt pest house at
q cost OF $$24O. s;
Grand Forks Will organize aTrotting
and Driving association.
Hard coal and hay are worth the
same price at Hankinsons
Several carloads OF cattle have been
brought into Logan county from Hank
inson. $zas
The Lisbon Free Press is kept busy
printing folders and other documents
for local real estate men. :.
2. 5 District Attorney Rourke has
gone to Pittsburggs. Pa, to take deposit
tions IN some Chinese cases.
Dr.. Archibald, according to the
papers, is having a pleasant tour with
Mrs. Archibald down in Old Mexico.
The Lisbon searchlight is two years
old and pretends to look back upon it's
pop record with great satisfaction.
According to the Mail the citizens of
Edgeley are kept busy burning the cac-,
tus that blows in from the country.
The Lisbon Populist S%earchlight.
.trots out Mayor johnson for governor
next time. Fargo can't spare John
son. - - 81 -
< Capt. J. W. Cope has all of Washing
ton he wants and will join John Ship
maj at Bowbells in the real estate
business. +
1t is reported that Alfred Dickey, at
Indianapolis, is threatened with appen-
dicitis and may have to submit to an
operation. ~
Hon. Tom Lamb and his charming
and accomplished wife have arrived in
Michigan City from Washington to
spend the summer.
The Darlington Record. apologies to
mayor and admits that it is impossible
to rid the city of that class of women
known as cyprians.
The 14-year-old son OF E. .Hageroth
Of Fort Clark in Oliver county was APP
pretended at Gladstone by Deputy
Sheriff A.+W. Link.
Sheriff st. Jacque Of Wells county
got after samEMorrow and Arthur Mel
son, wanted for cattle stealing, but
they made good their escape.
tt Is claimed that liquor has not been
sold for some time by w. S. Swan Of
Darlington but Attorney General Com
stock enjoins him just the same.
George Walsh, having superintended
the putting in Of a crop on his farm
near Grand Forks, has returned to his
duties as city attorney at Cass Lake,
| MINI. .
The latest report is that the Aber-
deem business men have offered
grounds for depots and tracks and that
the 500 will complete its line into that
| city from Bismarck.
Ed Pierce, as evidenced by the Shell
don Progress, knows how to advertise.
A live real estate man like Pierce, in
Bismarck, working on those lines.
would make a bushel of money.
Republicans of Kuhn held a, caucus
and nominated aldermen and Other
officials. Support was pledged to the
issue Of fire protection, better and
more sidewalks and civic reform.
a man named Obi was thrown from
a wagon while crossing the railroad
tracks in Cathay and his skull was
fractured. He is In a critical condi.
ton. He was drunk when the acct.
dent occurred.
THE New ROcfford transcript says
asrumor is current that Col. Ellsworth
and States Attorney Mattson have
formed an alliance for the practice o
law and viii also establish a news
paper.
Stephen Small, a ma SO years old
from southwestern Minnesota, recentl!
filed on homestead in Rosemeat
township, Ransom county, and hal
bought two other quarter sections il
the same vicinity.
George ]. Past returns to Richlant
county, . Alberta and says that i
is a good country to keep away from
Many up there are waiting for sucker
to buy them out 50 they can get bacl
to Gods countTy----as they call tn
states,
Hon. N. p. Rasmussen In Fargt
Forum: IGeame in from Valley Cit.
i ~ haIciY,nsc nnd caninB IN ~