Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-04-14
STATE News
Rolla wants a brick yard.

Berthold.
The First State bank of White Earth
has been started.
Mark Hunt criticises McClure's Mi
not Optic photography.
Father Sheridan is raising funds to
erect a church at Linton.
Hon. c. L. Lindstrom expects to
locate in Minnewaukan soon.
White Earth wants a doctor and
promises a fly mile circuit.
G. H. Bronson, a we'll known travel
ing mar at Grand Forks, is dead.
Langdon is doing business on a cash
basis with $3,40O in the treasury.
The new brick yard has been estab-
ished at Washburn with E. Cross in
charge.
Mrs. E. M. Darrow is a candidate for
the school board at the coming election
in Fargo.
Linton has a section called "Zion
hill" c. S. Lane chose he site for a
law Office.
The w. G. T. U. of Moselle gives open
thanks for the recent raid on Wynd-
mere piggers
Jay Armstrong of Ayr was instantly
killed at Minot, falling under a moving
freight train. ...- r.
A congregational church has been
organized at Washburn, by Rev. L. A.
Sahlstrom OF Fargo.
Several carloads of potatoes-47
cents on track-were shipped from
Fessenden last week. -
W. A. Matson, formerly N. P. cashier
at jamestown, gets a position as travel
ing auditor for the road.
The 3-year-old daughter bf Fred
Turner of Langdon got hold of strych-
nine with the usual results.
|, John S. Russell, a laboring man, fell
from a train nea Thompson in Grand
Forks county and was killed.
The Turtle Mountain Star will have
to install a new power press to meet the
demands of its increased business.
The Grand Forks Herald has just
figured out that the cost of the West
murder trial at Grand Forks was ST.
800.
Contractor Wilson Of Fargo will build
the new hospital at Devils Lake, the
contract calling for something over
$21, 600. r-
Sister Bates of the Grafton News and
Times understands that President
Roosevelt will reserve the Cuban mis-
sion for Major Edwards.
There wasn't much interest in the
city election in St. Thomas. Three
aldermen were elected and only TWEEN
ty- three votes cast all told.
The Fargo Bridge and Iron company
has secured tht contract for the steel
bridge over Painted Woods creek in
Mclean county for $f,927.
The city of Fargo will appeal to the
supreme court the cas- to test the
law relative to the payment of penalty
and interest on taxes to cities.
w. H. Best of Fargo took first honors
in the intercollegiate debating contest
at Fargo and j. F. Jensen, of the ag-
%ricultura1 college got second place.
The Hensel correspondent of the
Pembina Pioneer declares that in that
section sit is taken for granted that
Jud LaMouresis to be the second con-
gresham"
ALI of the counties of the state are
falling into line for the st. Louis ex-
position and Walsh county peopls have
just selected a committee to take
charge of the work.
A correspondent of the Fargo Forum
from Dickinson calls attention to the
fact that N. G. Lawrence, former poll
teal leader of Stark county, is again
back in the ring as alderman from his
ward.
Last week a woman belonging 20 an
immigrant party gave birth to a baby
on the 500 train near Hankinson
Another baby belonging to the same
immigrant party died near the same
place.
Some big drifts still remain N thf
vicinity of Bowdon, On the Northern
Pacific branch. They are ten to twelve
feet high, and clouds of dust have
drifted over them preserving then
from the effects of the sunshine. +
Judge Pollock held the city official:
of Mayyille not in contempt on tn;
sewerage question, but issued a perma'
nent Injunction %forbidding the dis
charging Of sewerage into the new
sewer, because of the complaint o
farmers along the river.
Barnes county has another suicide
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