Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-04-29
STATE News

the deCenClOn OSplta at JameSIOWIL
The base ball schedule for the Red
valley league has been arranged.
The Forman Independent wants a
grand jury called to abolish the blind
pigs.
]. H. Zimmerman will be the new
leader of the Metropolitan band at
Fargo.
J.. E. Cronan is mentioned" as the
democratic candidate for sheriff of
Cass county.
Litchville is a little ove a year old
but has thirty business houses and
room for more.
Col. w. H. Robinson is president of
the Mayville city council. Honors
are coming thick.
Eugene L. Miller, an actor at James
town. was arrested for failing to pay
his board bill on time.
w. H. Brown & Co. have located
SlAly ldllllllCS I'LL VAOi Iou Guilty 1d1Au
in the past three weeks.
Oberon cooperative farmers have
let a contract for their creamery and
expect to begin business June 1.
Railroad immigration agents are re-
ceiving many inquiries about the open
ing of the Fort Totten reservation.
Carnegie hall will be the name of
the new building to be erected by the
state industrial school at Glendale.
Judge Cowan;s fame seems to be Sc
cure-a brand of cigars has been
named after him up at Devils Lake.
Fifteen head of cattle persisted on
an immigrant train on the 500 near
Wimbledon last week, in the storm.
Jamestown is getting into line and
has condemned about seventy-ive per
cent of the walks in one ward there.
The weather editor of the Forum
went into a half column of ecstasies
over the nature of Sundays weather.
Major Edwards acknowledges the
Forum has used four carloads of print
paper since January land no job vet.
Postal Clerk Allison has about re-
covered from the effects of his injuries
received in the N. P. wreck near Glen
dive.
The Hackney-Boynton company has
shipped in a carload of buggies to
Dawson for use in hauling landseekers
about.
Trains on the 500 between Kuhn
and Wishek were suspended for sew
eral days last week because of the
drifted snow. w..
An enlarged picture of Enos Suits.
man, for whom Stutsman county wal
named, now graces the walls of the
court house there.
Alexander Hughes looked over the
electric light plant at Devils Lake with
a view to buying it but concluded thu
price was too high.
L. Stavnheim of Fargo goes to Min
neapolis to become editor of the Ny,
Normanden, the leading Scandinavian
paper of Minnesota.
The state asylum is much over
crowded and the jamestown Alert pub
fishes a long article to show the neces
sity for further building.
During the storm of two weeks ag'
Hon. r. G. Sanborn lost forty head o
cattle on his ranch near Minot. TIL
cattle were housed in a shed and tn
snow drifted in and they died from
s~uffocation. The loss will aggregat
about 81 600.
The question of the Northern Sc
c~urities company will be settled by de
baters from the North and South Da
kota universities at Grand Forks to
night.
Members of the Fargo party tina
visited Wilton appear to have enjoye
themselves thoroughly, according t
the Fargo papers, and had their eye
opened to the development of the Mis-
souri, slope.
Roadmaster Mckenzie of the Gres
Northern at Larimore stuck his hea
out of the cab window while riding O
the engine and hit a mail sack SUI.
: pended from a crane. He will be o
{ duty for some time. his face bein
badly bruised up. .H.,.
The Jamestown Capital recalls tn;
there has been no encampment of Il
state militia since the memorable OF
when the A. R. q. strike held the DO,
at Jamestown and the governor asks
- permission of Debs to take the sc
diers home. ~.
Il Quincy Brown of jamestown h
been released from jail after servil
six months. He was arrested charg1
with selling Intoxicating liquors, Il