Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-17
STATE NEWS.

gram. 81 :
A west Virginia man was stung on
the knee by. a yellow jacket and the
fleg had to be amputated to save his
Fife. # ~ " Z
Minot is to have new public school
building to cost In the neighborhood
of $35, 900. ... ....~..
The Fargo College is to add new
building for the accommodation of its
increasing patronage.
1t Is understood that some parties
from Ffngal dynamited the pond at
the Walker mill, at Daily, about a
month ago and killed practically all
the fish, both big and little, that there
were in the pond. The parties are
known and information concerning the
matter has been lodged with Game
Warden Mexican, who will undoubted-
ly do his utmost to see that they are
properly punished.
The Norwegian Lutheran church at
Walcott, N. D., was struck by lightning
and nearly destroyed.
Twelve hundred head of cattle and
sixty-five head Of, horses have been
dipped in Kidder county and there re-
mains about two thousand head of
cattle yet to he treated.
Professor Waldron of the agricul-
tural college was in jamestown con-
sulting with NJ P. officials regarding
the planting of Russian willows along
the main line for snow breaks. He
will also plan the improvement of the
state normal school grounds at Valley
City.
The Methodists of Valley City have
let the contract for a new church that
when completed will cost between
twelve and fourteen thousand dollars.
Russell, the five-year-old son of DIR.
Pray Of Valley City, while walking
along the street. reached out to- pet
dog and the latter: bit him, badly,
lascerating his face. The dog got
away.
Valley City is to have green house.
TWsnty7four more persons. became
citizens Of the United States at the
term of court now in session at Wash
burn.
The Buffalo race meet is proving an
unusual success.
Jake !Oksenow tried to pass a forged
check for $3.50 on the First National
LOT Devils Lake and was "pinched."
The name forged was Geo. Mikkeljohn,
a wealthy farmer of Ramsey county.
The Cass county commissioners will
assist the county fair association.
w. J. Bryan will lecture in Cassel-
ton on July 8.
The Casselton Laundry and. sundry
boiled" shirts, etc., are in ruins.
The Minot races are enjoying favor
able weather and are proving sue
cess "a
The Kuhn Messenger notes that the
school house steps is a favorite rest
ing place for loves devotees and that
"a certain party who overheard frag-
ments Of conversation there one
night, said that the words the valient
swain was pouring in the girls ear
were sweeter than molasses. There
Is another school house in this state
that has six sets of steps where a
whole chorus of that ilk may be fire..
quent1y heard.
Binford Times: The largest load of
lumber that ever went out of Binford,
and Manager jackson terms it the
banner load" was hauled from here
last Monday. OF course Martin Burk
hauled 1t for that big barn of his, for
he does not feel small himself, he has
big horses (some that he has taken
up and is waiting for the owner to
call for) and that load contained 401S
feet Of lumber. Please do not regard
this paper as pipe-dream recorder,
but II you have anything bigger than
that load Of lumber, it is your turn.
w. }. Bryan will lay the corner
stone Of the new Workmen building at
Chautauqua.
McHenry is advertising big Fourth
Of July celebration.
| This weeks Valley City Alliance
has a cut showing magnificent edi-
fice under which Is Estate Normal
school, Valley City, N. D."
Homeseekers are many at Hope-all
hopeful. New cement sidewalks at
Hope.
The payments now being made to
the Indians of the Turtle Mountain
Reservation by Supt. Davis, on behalf
OF the government, are being rapidly
invested by the men in new buggies,
harness and wearing apparel, while
the women are eager patrons OF the
dry goods counters and millinery de-
partments. Quite a number have al
ready spent their allowance and are