Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-11


ton will be taken after the hearing
by the commission.
north DAKOTA notes
Mrs. Ira Sarber, wife of the editor
of the Garrison Independent, died
suddenly last week. y
The Beach Advance has turned its
first milestone and is a good healthy
yearling. =. {
The Mandan News under its pres
ent management is developing into a
splendid newspaper.
During the month of April over
200 carloads of immigrant goods
were received at Beach.
The Fargo Fourm says Judge Pol
lock will have record term of court
when he tries two defendants. fol
murder in the first degree. >E
49, ~
Judge Templeton took the sWilliston
mayoralty case under advisement and
gave both sides ten days in which
to submit briefs.
Editor Winship writes another in.
! teresting letter to the Herald from
Rome.
Representative Traynor has formed
law partnership with Attorney q
F. Flynn at Devils Lake. -
The Bucyrus Tribune has suspend
ed publication and the Western Call
at Reeder has purchased the sub
scription list of the defunct paper. !:
The Lisbon Free Press admires the
pluck with which the people"of Bis
marck go after things for theif home
city. ~ 49, 'ss e
., >.j ~: ,o,>.F,
Like many of the weekly papers a
number of the vaudeville theaters
over the state are consolidating
Editor Irysh of the Mott Pioneer
| Press has purchased q new press and
other material for his paper. ..,
Now that the railroad is due to
| reach Mott the people there are at a
loss to know which side of the town
the road will reach the place.
49, So
The school board at Kenmares has
has been restrained from moving the
school house and the board is TO be
sued by the taxpayers there.
Charles Sunby, the Hillsboro- res
tauranteur who attempted suicide
severed both optic nerves and VIII be
totally blind, If he RECEIVERS. ~
~ III
The proposed change to the com
mission system is agitating Minot.
Mayor Sam Clark does not warm up
to the proposed change in the form OF
government. ~,
The Times-Record wants the Com
mercial club there to1get busy M and
encourage the buildifg of sectarian
dormitories for the state normal
school. g
~ IA
Paddy Hurch of Niagara, will enter
plea of guilty of selling liquor and
as this is his second offense hesmay
get a penitentiary sentence. Az:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Klaus of James
town, have gone to Green Bay. Wis,
where they will attend the golden
wedding OF Mrs. Claus parents
#:
A farmer who has been making q
practice of brutally mistreating. his
wife and children has aroused tht ire
of his neighbors and the state attor-
ney has ordered an investigation Of
the matter. 1s3t,
The city authorities at Mohafr ap-
pear to be having serious time OF
it in inducing the people Of that town.
to clean up their back Yards this
spring.
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W. J. Dryer is plating four blocks
of new residence lots at Medina. The
local telephone exchange there has
changed hands, and there are other
evidence of growth and prosperity.
Pigs in the south end Of Dickingon
are declared to be public nuisance
and must go. These are the ordinary
four legged pigs, and they have been
rottfng UP gardens and destroying
shrubbery. ,- ::E 5.5T
Editor Wardwell of the Pembina
Pioneer Express doesn't think John
Andrews would find the Fargo News
lob congenial and advises him that
1t is better to be big toad in a Iitt1e
puddle. ...-.
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