Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-29
AROUND THE STATE.

S%piritwood lake has risen two feet
since the recent rains.
The G.. A. R. and W. R. G, meetings
are in full blast at Devils Lake
Janikowski, the Grafton blind pig
ger, was discharged by the jury.
Harvest hands are beginning to
move toward the Red. river valley.
Socialist Debs is one OF the attrac-
tons at: the ~Chautauqua this season.
Nils Olson gets a verdict of $4,000
against the 500 road, for injuries re-
.ceived at Enderlin.
Thirteen old and ten new cases on
the court calendar in Stutsman county.
No criminal cases.?
/: One dealer in jamestown sent in an
order for 81, 900 worth of window glass
after the recent storm.
The Northern Pacific has voluntarily
increased the wages Of a number of its
employees in the Brainerd shops.
Machinery men say the damage
through the state from hail is not,
nearly so extensive a. reported.
Minot will cerebrate the Fourth.
Some $500 has been subscribed and
Major Murphy will deliver the address.
T. S. Lippy of Fargo is said to have
cleared up $440,00 0 from his Eldorado
claim near Dawson City, in the past
year. t.5 90 ,, -
Chinch bugs have done some damage
to flax in Stutsman county, but the re-
cent rains will probably drive them
out. . .
The deaf and dumb school at Devils
Lake is advertising for Ignite coal for
the coming year-bids received till
July /.
So many buildings are without glass
in Jamestown-Mayor Rose had to APP
point a. special policeman-to keep 'em
from getting burgled.
Hank Palmer of the Darlington
Independent is spoken of by the New
| Rockford Transcript as one of the best
cornet players in the state.
Mayor johnson has selected the Erie
and Milwaukee. roads as official routes
to the meeting of the American NUM-
| cipality, League at jamestown, N. Y. f.
The Loyal Americans-an insurance
organization--has organized in Fargo
like several other fraternal societies.
| getting in before the new law goes in
TO erect 49, 80: -. - -. H.
The first page of the New Rockford
Transcript is devoted to hot roasts OF
! States Attorney Mattson-which would
indicate that the, air up there is still
full of electricity.
| The: New Rockford Transcript think!
it would do North Dakota a heap o
! good just now if every resident woult
write the truth about ito eastern
friends.
Some remarkable wool clips are re
ported this season. In the vicinity Q
INeW Salem the average is two pound
heavier than last year. Chas.5 Lind
strom's sacks are weighing as higl
as $50 pounds.
Although Mandan is reported tdry
a Wade correspondent declares tina
after visiting that town one. day las
week several Wade citizens "1ooke
like they had been racing horses in
buffalo berry patch."Ff Sc {, q
Contractors preparing bids for tn
construction of, a science building a
the state university, Grand Forks, II
GENTLY advertised, are notified that tn
] Hoard OF trustees will receive bids u
to 10 a. m. July 2, 1901. }z,~ o. 81;
It is sometimes possible for man
have his back broken and yet liy
WATSON Lingield of Darcy, whose BAG
WAS broken about Apri1S1, is gradual
improving at Valley City. While b
cannot yet use his lower limbs he
able to turn himself in bed and is IN
proving and it is thought he may sut;
!, yive many years N $4slt :& EssEs
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! EXCURsION RATES VIA "THE NIL
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8 Cincinnati-July 4, 5, g.. United S.
s ciety Christian Endeavor, $21.50 rouI
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