Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-06-30
STATE NEWS


William Bulge has been reappoint-
ed postmaster at Grand Forks. :
Billy Dryers town Of Medina will
celebrate the Fourth of July in proper
slla>e.
An attempt is being made to organ
ize a ladies' brass band at Grand
Forks. 'l .&Er
The Security State bank of Edmore
is advertising for bids for the construc-
ton of a brick banking house.
The Hankinson News officially an
nounces the candidacy of Colonel
Hankinson for the state senate.
A passenger on the 500 train was
found to have smallpox and was taken
off and quarantined at Hankinson.
A rush of homesteaders is reported
to the region in the vicinity of Den
hoff, the new town in Mclean county.
The doctors are grinning in antici-
patton of a lot of surgery jobs as a re-
suit of Fourth of July firecracker ex-
plosions.
Andrew Blewett was elected SUI
preme trustee of the Workmen at the
national meeting just closed at Port
land. Ore. ':. -: 9
Hankinson will have a system of fire
protection and from seven to nine els
terms will be put in to hold the neces-
sary moisture. :.., .a
A wealthy New York lady will do
nate the sum of $500 to build a
church at Langdon, if the city will
furnish the. site. 81,
The Cakes Republican is in the same
jackpot as the Forum and wants delin-
quents to pay UP so payments can be
made on it's new press.
Only eleven people voted, ten men
and one, woman at a: recent school
election in Cakes, and the high candi-
date received five votes. :
Mcintosh county's delegation is fav-
orable to the denomination Of Con-
gresham Mrshall, and Judge LADDERS
delegation was defeated. ...
There is talk of republican harmony
in Richland county-after abby
which all factions will support Judge
Lauder for the supreme bench.
The st. Thomas Times is twenty
years old-and Editor Grant Hager has
been with it all these years and has
kept it right up to the standard.
Arthur Otley is an engineer on a
switch engine at Jamestown. He is
just q years of age and said to be the
youngest throttle puller on the N. P.
Elmer 3. Rice, of Fargo, will be
recommended for appointment tt
, West Point, having stood highest il
the competitive examination recently
. held.
The Northern Pacific has fifty mon
ster Baldwin locomotives enroute
west from the shops of that concern
in the east. They will be placed in
service as soon as received.
Stutsman county will hold its con.
vention to select delegates to the
state convention July q. The basis
of representation will be the vote fol
state senator at the last election. 4
!. Engineer Longaran looked out O:
t the window of his cab at Willisto1
!. and his collided with a box car tina,
was not into clear on the siding. HI
, was badly bruised and taken to Mino
for medical attendance.
Rumor has it that President Merri
, field of the U. N. D. will wed Mrs
-. Elizabeth H. Bull, Of Newburgh, New
York, he having taken his departur.
J for the east Immediately upon tn,
j, closing of the university.
The Griggs County Fair association
has met the offer of the American
! Shorthorn Breeders association to fur
' nish one-half the funds for a S1,O0
: premium for the best exhibit in tn
Shorthorn class at their coming count,
. fair, by raising their portion of $500.
Benson county has nominated it
t legislative ticket and A. J.. Kirkeid
won the nomination for state senate
over Y. Davidson in a close figh
; thirty to twenty-eight votesl Tht
!, members of the house nominated %wer
q E. l.. Richmond, Nels Gullirud an
S Michael Maddox. @
e Hannah Moon: Henry Mclean ha
u received his silver medal from til
y state of North Dakota for his prize oat
at the Buffalo exposition last yeal
The medal is a handsome one and W
o congratulate Jul townsman on til
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