Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-11
NORTH DAKOTA NOTES

NORTH DAKOTA NOTES
The Alert wants the people of James
town to make try for the state fair.
Rural mail delivery routes are con-
family being established over the state.
There is complaint among the farm
ers near Buffalo that mail boxes are
being used as targets.
1t is stated that the Williston Graphic
expects to build $50, 900 office build
ing next summer.
A waterworks stem and fire protec-.
ton is topic of discussion at Bow
man.
The Commercial club at Hettinger is
active this winter in its efforts to Sc
cure an experiment state for that town.
A farmer near Jamestown is in the
courts there on charge of shooting
stock that belonged to a neighbor.
There has been lots of praise over
the character of farmers institutes
held in the state this year.
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The Douglas Herald is splendidly
equipped with cylinder newspaper
press and power jobbers. ',@sa<'s-
The N. P. has issued circulars to the
effect that all applicants for positions
must pass an xamination-sight and
hearing being the most essential.
If North Dakota will be unable to
name any members on the Minnesota
grain inspection board it will cause
some disappointment to the farmers of
this state
Authorities at jamestown are. after
an undesirable class of females that
have recently infected the city with
headquarters at the cheaper lodging
houses there.
There is every evidence that good
immigration into North Dakota will be
noticed this coming spring. Even now
every train brings people from eastern
points to towns in this state along the
N. P.
The First National bank at Hettingeri
has just moved into new building that
will make a valuable addition to the
business center of that town. to = L.
Some of the weekly papers of the
state think it would be good plan if
legislators would remember that it is
the quality of bills and not quantity
that counts most effectively j., S:~'~ -:
A horse on farm near MarmaSth
got itself tangled in the Manager of the
barn ,, but the animals life was saved
by St. Bernard dog that succeeded in
arousing the owners attention in time
to resuce the horse.
On the strength of the proposition
that the 500 will build an extension
this year from Plaza to Williston two
wholesale houses will locate at the dat
ter place in the near future.
Editor Young is making great Sue
cess with the publication of the~Repub-
lican at Park zRver-so much so that
his marriage to one of the young ladies
of that town has been announced-and
he has been there less than a year. at
that.
Though this is supposed to be dull
part fthe year in business way near
ly all of the weekly papers of the state
seem to be better patronized than ever
with merchants advertisements.
The village of Kermit, up in the
north end of Williams county that was
practically destroyed by fire a short
time ago. will be rebuilt better than
ever
While Senator Hansbrough has an
nounced that he refuses to be candi-
date for the secretaryship of the United
States senate, he has many friends
over the state who would be pleased to
have him land it-nevertheless.
D. c. Dorman of Minot thinks he has
solved the heavier than-air airship
proposition and has just patented a