Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-04-15
NORTH DAKOTA NOTES.

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Bronte Burgster of the jamestown
Capital is seriously i'll.
| Fargo's civic league is active and
! will destroy all the flies this summer
May is the last day Of grace for
unlicensed dogs at jamestown.
| The Grand Forks Herald calls them
obnoxious" weed commissioners.
Clarence Hale declares he was not
and is not a candidate for game war
den.
Mack Sinclair Of Windsor will
break 1900 acres of prairie with 9
gasoline plow.
Chas. E. Quinn has been reelected
president of the school of science at
Wahpeton.
Congressman Gronna has returned
from Washington for a two weeks
visit at home.
A. M. Powell of Devils Lake urges
fish commissioner.
]. w. Truax of Steele got a $50
Yorkshire SOW for winning the con-
test for judging beef cattle at the
A. C.
The total fund for the family OF
Shields, the fireman, at Minot, who
lost his life in the Optic fire, will
probably reach $4,000.
Fargo has a murder case and the
News INDUCES in melancholy sugges-
lions as to where hangings take place
There seems a general Amen to
the expressed desire Of D. M. Noah
to be hanged rather than imprison'
ed for life.
A patient at the state asylum was
recently sent back to Norway on the
order of the federal authorities.
C. R. Reid, an old Great Northern
conductor in the northern part of the
state, Is dead.
The death of Mrs. Frank Lake, wife
of Frank Lake, who is now serving q
term in the state penitentiary on .
charge of assault with a deadly wea-
pom, occurred at Fargo. u.
Several North Dakota horsemen
were at Rugby to attend the sale OF
Andy Jones' horses which took place
there. Two colts sired by Over Again
were among the horses sold and both
brought big prices.
The T. r. of Valley City thinks the
commission plan. will carry. at Fargo
because the Forum is against h--but
the T. r. doesn't love the Forum any.
way.
The Litchville Bulletin adviser
farmers to lock their granaries AZ
grain thieves were operating in the
vicinity Of that town. Last week 20
bushels of wheat were taken from |
q granary in Svea township and q |
short time ago q farmer named Carl
Bruhn lost $50 bushels of oats from
his granary.
The Great Northern in engaging /
men to plant trees from Devils Lake
to Williston, along the right of way ]
Their idea is not only to beautify the
bleak North Dakota prairies but to |
start an improvement that will in a
few years enable them to do away
with their snow fences and cut down
the expense Of keeping the track
clear Of snow.
The Great Northern Railway COM
pany is making a strenuous effort to
ascertain the identity of the persons
who placed distractions on the track
near Hillsboro Saturday evening and
nearly wrecked the west bound ORR
entail Limited. Four fishplates were /
placed on the rails. The wheels Of
the pilot passed over the fishplates
and brushed them out of the way Of
the big drivers of the engine.
Briefs from the United States SUI
preme court were served this week on
George A. Bangs and J. B. Wineman,
attorneys in the Flaherty case, in
volving the validity of the state law
requiring holders Of government IL
censes to publish the fact that they
own same. The case has been two
years in the courts and it may be an
other year before it Is reached by the
United States supreme court -
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