Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-07-09
STATE News

STATE News
The trial of Barrows for murder cost
Benson county something like $1,000
Mr.. and Mrs. VALLEY OF velya ce1e-
brated their golden wedding aninivaerS.
sary recently.
The Steele county board Of equaliza-
tion raised farm lands from s4..26 to
S a .68 an acre. s4#Fsz@ N
The heavy rains in the eastern part
Of the state have caused migration
Of grasshoppers. 80 ss s
The Cass county teachers training
school is in session at the state agri-
cultural college.
jamestown has taken an account OF.
stock and finds she's s47, 900 in debt
which is over the debt limit. ]; Il
The Improvement of the Grand
Forks cemetery has no connection with
the condition of the Red Lake water.
The two year old child Of Nels Mel
son of Fargo was crushed badly by the.
falling of apile of ties near which she
was playing. . Ea
The Walsh county board ofsequaliza-
tion has finished its work. The total
valuation of the county as equalized is
about S.. 900. # u
Spiritwood lake hassrisen sufficiently
to join the two lakes which have been
separated by 400 feet or more OF dry
ground for some years. n" ,$s II
Walker Bros. Of Fargo had a narrow
Eeseape from fire Sunday through the.
eccentricities of a gas jet beneath the.
glue pot in the bindery.
Doc McLachlan and Major Getchell
got a dIcking in fording the Sheyenne
river. Doc climbed on the buggy and
staid until the waters subsidized.
Thomas McNer was caught by an
engine belt in an engine room t Page,
thrown over the engine and received
injuries from which he diedin a few
hours. 4.
The Courtnay Gazette thinks Jacob
B~assannella, Of the mglrdeerers who
escaped from the Grand Forks county
jail, wash that vicinity not long ago,
and traded off a stolen horse.
The NortherlnSPaci1 had Frank Pier
son arrested for stealing snow fence
and other railroad property but ait The
trial at Jamestown the jury was Or
dered to acquit the defendant,
+. a. Dodge of Edmnnds, stutsmanl
county, is suing the Northern Pacific
for $1,000 damages for the loss Of his
barn and other property BY fire alleged
to have been started BY Mp engine
There is still much difference 81 optn.
ion a to the extent OF the damage
caused by too much rain in the valley
f q. Miller OF Fargo claims the dam.
age to AJAX is not nearly 50 great as re,
ported. @ss5s
President Worst of the agricultural
-acollege delivered an interesting and
instructive baccaIaureate address en-
J titled "a Broader Mission for Educcaa,
ton. which has been printed and dis
tribtuted. ], s. i=; s.
The + sSttudaebakef farm at New
Rockford Was recently sold To George
Treffrey Of Marshalltowgyn, IA, fol
$4,000. Four years ago stuuudebsakkeel
came 10 New Rockford and fboight THU
farm for $4,000, paying $1,000 cash
al he had-ddoWn. Last year he mad
1.-THE last payment. The price. include.
stock and machinery and large build
ings.
Henry I. Berg D Wimbledon wa.
struck hy lightning and Instant,
killed July 4th was working fo'
Lou Altringger. six miles south 81 Win:
bladon, and When the storm came wa.
sIsitting MP lin bed III bolt killed him
shattered the house ally and set i
aare but the fire was put out bsefor,,,
much damage: was done. sMr. All
trIngea was sitting on the edge Of thu
bed beside Berg and miraeuloussIy es
eaped.
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