Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-08
STATE NEWS

or water works. 81
F. Three days of winters seems to he
he record up to date-with none since
Thanksgiving. 81. a
T. M. Gray, the prosperous Aoss
a.ser of Livona, has placed a bunch
# Angora goats on his ranch. They
re said to be money makers. -
Garrison is to have a telephone sys-
am in connection with the Hughes
ilectric Cos long distance plant.
tearly every business house in the
own will use a hello box.
The merger of the Cando Democrat
nd the Cando Record, unders the
ownership of Carl Nelson, leaves just
wo papers in the Towner county
metropolis. r. !.
The Jamestown sewers empty into
the Jim river near the city. There
IS little water in the stream and the
odors threaten the health and com
fort of the community. u.
Editor Skinner has Issued the first
number of the Kramer Record. It is
rather an unusual experience for an
editor to start papers in two towns
within few months. Editor Skinner
recently published the Topics at Tol.
ley and removed the plant to Kramer.
A Fargo couple had a family rue
ton Friday wherein the wife tried
to seald hubby with kettle of hot
water and in retaliation the husband
cut his spouse up badly with a horse
whip TO the great Indignation of the
lneighbcrs. No arrests. Sg.. l.s 81 7,
j. J. Ryan, of Braddpck, last fall
harvested an sO-acre field of flax that
yielded 90 bushels per acre He has
| it, all in his granary yet, and the
price is now 81 per bllshel. Figure
for yourself what is possible with our
$40 land. i. Isl: $s
While enjoying one of the favoI,ite
children's sports, with her older sis
ter, Margaret Kelley, the year old
daughter off Deputy Sheriff and Mrs.
Edward D. Kelley Of Minot, WAS run
over by. a bobsled on which she at.
tempted to ride and slccumber to the
injuries she received. l. Is. Il
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| Judge Quarles of Wisconsin am
noun,ces that he will grant NO more
restraining orders which act as tenn
porary injun'etiops until. he has heard
Iaboth sides and ssihas come into posses
sion of the facts This will make quite
a change in government by injunc-
tom if it is generally followed 5.s@
The annual meeting of the North
Dakota Livestock association will be
held january 20 at Valley City i'm
connection with the Farmers Insti-
tute to be held at that place ON Janu-
airy 1924. An extended program has
been prepared covering all OF the diff
feTent phases OF the. livestock indus
try. ii -. 5Sss Ssh
The gas lighting plant in the store
of Q. s. Gunderson & Co., at Bin
ford exploded, doing considerable
damage to the warehouse in which
it was located, and also burning sew
eral persons quite seriously, one or
whom, the little Tyear-o Ison pf
Landlord Adm, died from the injuries
received. & X
After being divorced since March,
I5V5, Loren III Nelson the proprietor
Of a Minot bildiard and pool hall, and
Mrs. Lottie Nelson, also of that city,
were reunited in marriage by Judge
William Murray. The couple were
married about foll. years ago and up
to ten months ago their domestic
life was exceeding1y happy 4
The mother of a child objected to
q punishment given by the teacher
to her boy, and calling upon the
teacher asked, In tones that were icy:
Miss Jones. I Wish some information
on this outrageous proceeding. Kind.
~ tell me just what end You had
in view in furnishing my SON TO
which the teacher replied sweetly:
Why, Mrs. Grant, had the same
end IN view that anybody would have
in spanking A little boy z
In speaking of the injunction case
OF the paint nufacturerg against
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