Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-03-22
STATE News


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Lidgerwood is up against a water :
works proposition. 5.
The Donnybrook Mirror has started
on its second year.
Williston is agitating the PROPOSE
tion of Incorporating as city.
The jamestown and Northern road
is open again after the blockade.
Hon. James Purdon is a republican
candidate for mayor of Wahpeton
P. J. McClory and E. r. Barnett
have formed law partnership at
Devils Lake.
District court in Walsh county
awaits the return of Judge Kneeshaas
from his Florida outing.
Rambler" in the Grand Forks Her
aid admits that the prohibition laws
is enforced in Bismarck sometimes.
The J. l. Case company will erect
the largest warehouse in Fargo to re-
place the building recently destroyed
by fire.
Col Plummer has joined the North
Dakota contingent in Washington and
is assisting in keeping Major Edwards
! buoyant
Edward Hall has been appointed
postmaster at Gorham, billings coun-
ty and w. H. Stevens at Wimbledon.
! Barnes county
| The product of the Ignite mine near
Donnybrook, UP in Ward county, is
called white Ash Coal,'' and sells at
I the mine for 50 ton
The Grand Forks Herald ought to
be satisfied now that the Mandan
Times has taken the primary election
proposition under advisement.
Devils Lake is making preparations
for the Chautaugua and an effort will
be made to excel all pravicus seasons
in the attractions and :ogram.
The best blizzard story comes from
Bisbee, Towner county. The Gazette
records three feet of snow ON the
printshop floor that came in through
the keyhole.
A Fargo correspondent says that
many 10 to- 15-year-old cottonwood
trees are dying in that section and
that they are being replaced by elms
and box elders.
c. w. Hill of Leonard, was found:
guilty of violation of the prohibition
law alt Fargo. A stay of ten days was:
granted and the case will be appealed
to the supreme court.
The Eureka Post is authority for
the statement that the contract for
the grading of the proposed extern
sion Of the Milwaukee railroad from
Eureka to Linton has been Jet and
that work will soon begin.
The 14-year-old daughter of Jacob
Riel1lyung, three miles south of Lin
ton Eimmons county, was fatally
burned by the explosion of can of
kerosene, with which she was build
| ing the kitchen fire. The kerosene
had been mixed with gasoline.
Nick Comford seems to be long in
townsites up in the northwestern part
of the state. The White Earth Rec
ord says: He owns four townsites
Ray, Tioga White Earth and Ross,
and now he has gobbled up Stanley
and moved it, bag and baggage, up to
Ray.
J. L. Brown, a business man from
Dickinson, died suddenly at the Hotel
Fay, Seventh and Cedar streets. st.
Paul, Wednesday. He had suffered
from heart trouble for several years
and was about 81 years of age The
remains will be sent to Dickinson for
interment.
Wong Sing, a Chinaman. is wanted
ait Fargo. He was brought down from
Portal under a charge of having vio-
lated the exclusion act and at a hear
ing before Judge Amidon was or-
dered deported. He left the court
house ostensibly to go back to Jail and
has not put in an appearance since.
Since his arrival in the state about
January 1, Bishop Mann has visited
about all the parishes and missions
and finds most of them in very good
condition. He will organize missions
wherever there are church people, and
expects to devote the remainder of
his life to church work in North Da
kota.
CAN'T KEEP 1T SECRET.
The splendid work of DIR. Kings New.