Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-04-08
NORTH DAKOTA notes

ter Commercial club.
Railroad surveyors are operating
in the vicinity of Flasher.
A number of postofices in the
state are changing hands this spring.
The health officers of the state are
issuing their regular spring bulle-
tins.
City Auditor Lyman Of Jamestown
has resigned and is succeeded by A.
r. Thompson.
The Valley City Times-Record for
some weeks past has been remarka-
BILE for It's tameness.
Homesteaders are establishing
homes throughout the Cannon Ball
country.
TIE wind went on rampage at
Ambrose and blew q caboose from
the railroad train.
Patrol boxes will be installed at
Fargo and the whole police force Of
that city will soon be operating a
private telephone system.
The itinerary of farmers institutes
for this state is about completed for
this year. The last one will be held
at Towner April -.
The next interesting contest on for
Fargo will be the school election in
that city.
A smallpox scare prevented Velva
from holding farmers institute
this spring.
The new boards fthe different
state institutions are holding their
regular meetings, and are reorganiz'
ing with the newly appointed mem
bers.
Some of the men the good gov
eminent league opposed for alder
men in Fargo were elected with
big majorities.
The Hankinson News is eighteen
years of age and Editor Forman
points with pride to what his paper
has been able to accomplish.
l. The wife of Editor Andrews OF
Lidgerwood has been taken to Min
neapolis to have an operation per-
formed for appendicitis.
It is something of a strain for MIN
rods over the state to keep from
taking SHOT at the flocks of geese
that have been flying this spring.
The trial in Adams county of c.
F. Merry, the Dickinson swindler
for obtaining money under false pre-
lenses, will attract a lot of atten-
ton before 1t closes.
1t pays to pitch in and win. While
Editor Killion failed to land as a
railroad commissioner he has be-
come a member of the state fish and
game board of control under the
governors apointment-and that's
something.
It seems to be the general impress
sion over the state that there should
be no opposition to Capt. r. w. Main
of Cando in his candidacy to be ap-
p1ifnoH Eoh onro iccci0uor
A lot of baled hay has been ship
ped into jamestown this spring.
Baled hay has been passed around in
other parts Of the state some time
ago.
The Valley City basket ball team
was mixed on dates en- route to Bis
marck to play a recent game, and
stopped at jamestown only to learn
that that game had been arranged
for there.
A laborer in the cemetery at Dew,
lis Lake discovered the abandoned
body of a small child, and so far the
efforts of the officials have failed to
reveal who was responsible for the
deed.
The people of Minot are raising
good. sized benefit fund for the
family of Tom Shields, the fireman
who lost his life In the recent Optic
fire. ~
= There was some interesting read
ing in both news and editorial col
umns of the last issue OF the Ken
mare Journal. Editor Stickley, him
self, either has plenty Of nerve, or
he has some awful truths packed
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Baseball goods and baseball guides
1t the Bismarck Stationery Co.'S on
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