Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-04-10
STATE News


Fargo is to have a new German
paper.
The Gateway Gazette will be located
in Grand Forks.
Ex-State Auditor Porter has moved
from Adrian to LaMoure.
The G. E. Stevens Land company is
established at Grand Forks.
The Tower City Topics brings out
w. d. Clark for the, legislature from
that district.
Martin Ryan will contest the cleo
ton Of Col. Gearey as police magis-
trate at Fargo.
Miss Eva Booth, daughter of Gen
eral Booth, delivered an address at
Fargo this week.
The Sheyenne Star starts on it's
sixth year, satisfied with the past and
hopeful for the future.
Howard Eaton Of Medora lost the
buffalo. h secured on the Flathead
reservation in Montana.
The Sheldon Enterprise predicts that
Major Buttz will be on the Ransom
county legislative delegation this fall.
Mayor Severn of jamestown has
troubles of his own. There are twenty
candidates for the office of chief of
police.
The Red River valley baseball sea-
son will open May Is and close All
gust 2. A series of sixty games will
be played.
The White Earth Record claims that
600 head of cattle were kept in cars
there three days and nights without
food or water.
Ex-Postmaster Edwards of Maza,
this state, has been ordered turned
over to the custody of the U. S. mar
shall to be brought back for trial.
George H. Phelps, formerly private
secretary to Governor Briggs, is slated
for the position of city attorney as a
result OF the city election round up
in Fargo.
Joseph Roach was elected mayor of
Minot by seven majority over Major
]. S. Murphy. Roach spends most Of
his time at Mortified, Mimi, and it is
said he may not qualify.
Col. Robinson was elected at May
vile as an alderman, and will now
have to divide his time between Stand
ing Rock, Mayville and Fargo. in or
der to look after all the positions he
has. "
The Lidgerwood Broadaxe thinks
Senator McCumber needs no defense
is able to defend himself-so far as
Falley is concerned. Awful touchy
those Richland county newspaper
boys.
Linton Advocate: The N. P. sur
veyors who passed this place some
time ago and who have been in the
Kuhn neighborhood for some time,
have returned to Linton and are now
camped at Horizons place.
Fargo has an application for a street
railway franchise, from capitalists
living at Pittsburg and Scranton, Pa.
If the matter goes through it is in
tended to build a single track line
through Fargo and Morhead.
DR.. Terrier, formerly veterinarian
with the North Dakota regiment, is
coming to the front at Manila, where
he has all kinds of business to attend
to and half a dozen patent horse
medicines to sell on the side.
Buford Tribune. Montana sheep
shearers will this season receive, for
hand work, &c per head for yearlings
and &c for other sheep-a reduction
from last years wages, which was Sc
per head 'or all kinds of sheep. This
is double the wages paid in Texas.
James Livingston, a larmer living
near Granville, has written the St.
Paul authorities to know whether the
young lady who was found dead in the
railroad yards there some weeks ago,
was not his daughter, who had been
in st. Paul and has been missing for
some time.
Married Wednesday of last week in
Jamestown, claimed by death Friday