Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-21
NORTH DAKOTA NOTES.

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The Kindred Tribune is for sale.
Major Murphy is confident he will
get still another trial.
One Of the snow shovelers went in
sane near Grand Forks.
Mayor Johnson of Fargo has order
ed death for dogs unmuzzled:
| The Northern baseball league is lin.
ing up for the spring opening.
! Hatton has an active commercial
club with Editor Kelly secretary.
The ski fad has been popular this win.
ter with the young ladies at Omemee.
Two Fargo boys, George and Robert
Olson, are among the new inmates Of
the reform school.
Two freight trains went together at
Kindred and smashed up sixteen cars.
No one was hurt. 5.$s 5s ss
The county seat fight of Mckenzie
county will probably be settled in
Fargo before Judge Pollock. Il a 4
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Stephen Collins of Grand Forks and
his brother have bought 5000 acres Of
Colorado land at SIS per acre.
The Commercial club is after things
for Williston. An effort is being made
to secure an experimental station.
A young Englishman has been ar
rested at Larimore. He was a G.. N.
timekeeper and forged railroad checks
A young lady telephone operator at
Adams has received pair of Chinese
chop sticks recently taken from the
Inflated steamer Manchuria.
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The G. N. has built an ice house at
Devils Lake that will hold over
thousand cars of ice It is the largest
on the system.
The old Great Northern depot at
Fargo has been removed. Sam Crabbe
bought it and will make tenement
houses out of it. 2.
A Fargo geeser passed himself as a
single man until his wife butted in,
and he and the young lady in the case
were tabled at the police station.
At Mimic Frank Waverosky of Pesik
was brought up in Justice court on a
charge of violating the prohibition
law. He furnished bail of $500.
The Rustad & Kreese flour mill at
Kindred has been closed by creditors,
who had $4,000 against the concern.
It is one of the best mills in the state.
Post-season stories relative to the
severe winter just passed are coinnenc-
ing to appear. One of them is that ten
horses froze to death on farm near
Grand Forks.
w. C.. McFadden, well known Far
| go banker, has been appointed mem
Der Of the Wisconsin grain commits
sion. His commission came from Gov
ernor Davidson. s5
| Drags Wolf, an Indian chief who is
serving a ten months sentence in the
Cass county Jail, wants pardon so he
can go home to take care Of his family
on the Berthold reservation. ss
/ Grand Forks county is $4,000 ahead
of the game because the attorney gen
eral has decided that the county is en-
titled to the fines and forfeitures In
stead Of the state.
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The Bottineau Courant has Just un-
dergone another periodical change OF
management. Editor Smith found
$50" on his take, and a bunch Of anna
tours will oVertake the paper.
In spite Of the terrific winter North
Dakota was supposed to have had q
!: Williston man has started a new in.
dustry for this state. He has started
to raise coffee Of the regular japanese
brand.
Mrs. Cramer and her young son, who
4 are charged with the murder OF the
i head Of the Cramer family at Page
are held without bail in the Cass coun
/ ty jail on the charge of murder in The
i first degree.
Il Barney Mcgea who twenty uoo &