Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-19
NORTH DAKOTA NOTES.
The Rock Lake Ripples has Land.
Commissioners Hegge located at
Grand Forks Such is fame.

Commissioner Hegge located at
Grand Forks. Such is fame.
If Foster county doesn't build a
new court house is won't be the fault
of the Darlington newspapers.
The board of equalization of Grand
Forks is making it rather uncom>
Portable for some of the capitalists
of that city.
A farmer near Langdon met death
in a Chicago hotel by leaving the gas
turned on. His remains were brought
home for burial.
| N. n. Hardy, merchant who died
at Hilisboro lately, left an estate
worth 100000 to be divided among
a widow and ten children.
The daily papers are not slow to
point out the fact that Judge Pol
lock was reversed in deciding blind
pig case from Cass county.
Governor Burke's speech at the de-
dication of the new court house at
Hillsboro seemed to strike a popu-
lar chord with Trail county people.
IS a. - q. . ~.
Z Representative George a.. White, of
primary election fame, has purchas-
ed S5-horse power automobile
the largest in western Trail county.
With over forty law graduates
turned out from the state university
the Fargo Forum thinks there is no
dearth of material for future supreme
courts.
The editor of the Plaza Pioneer
had conversation with Senator
Hanbrough the other day and has a
higher opinion Of the senior senator
than ever.
The First National bank at Cakes
has moved into a new home of Gre
clan architecture. The interior is
supplied with new furniture and
handsome settings.
All the state papers seem to have
word of praise for the systematic
manner in which Alfred BIaisdell is
conducting the ever increasing bust
ness Of the secretary Of states office.
Former Governor Sarles is the re-
cipient Of all manner of praise for
the genial hospitality extended the
old soldiers when the G. "A. r. held
its encampment at HflIsboro last
week. i59.
The faithfulness Of Wowman is
exemplifed in murder trial at Val
ley City, where it is claimed woman
will swear in court she was intimate
with the hired man to save her hus-
band from being convicted for his
murder.
Mayor Duis has vetoed the resolu-
tion which would have provided
Grand Forks with 100000 worth of
creosote paving, and because there
is no appeal from a mayors action.
vetoing a resolution the fight viii
no doubt be fought all over again.
The Ledgerwood Broadaxe says
that insurgent newspapers have no
right to expect to he awarded insur-
ance statements and the Rugby OPP
tomist says the gang papers would
have been in the same fix if the insur-
gents had elected their man last
fall, SO what's the use. S .is.ss $3.50 "a,
Il young lad at Lisbon attempted
an ariel stunt by going from the top
of one tree to another. He fell and
disloca'eG both wrists besides break
ing an arm. Only an ordinary mis-.
hap for a twentieth century boy.
The city Of Fargo was draped In
mourning Sunday in fitting tribute
for Maunr I0hncon .uE,aot, h,,,.s 40
Cured that afternoon. While he liv-5
ed he was great booster for his.
home city and his earnest endeayors
had much to do with placing Fargo
among the front ranks Of progress
sive cities.
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