Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07
NORTH /. D|.Ak0T 4 MITES

Many$of the towns are already organ
izing baseball teams for next season.
Hankinson is another town that will
have public library. W
A state bank is to be established at
Gardner-north of Fargo. ca
The American Society Of Eauity is
unusually active, this winter.
The Headlight is a second newspaper
that has just been established at Ender-
lin. s5SSS
efforts are being made to put the
military reservation a tDeyils 4 Lake in
better condition. tSz 'sSsssfts5SSs'
ire $3.50 .,,- :. Z -:
The Globe Gazette denies the news
paper repor that :, diphtheria %%is preva-
lent at Wahpeton.s s
+ Devils Lake business mem will take
IS 900 worth of stock in the Chautau-
qua association at that place.
|, The Milton Globe sdoesnf bslieve
Grand Forks should be any more back
ward about going after the stae fair
than is Fargo. .
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Mrs. Mary Wright is being tried for
the murder Of her adopted daughter,
Babe Wright at Deils Lake, ikughst
IL, 1908. .es',:e -:
The boys band at Linton will present
comedy sketch soon and the proceeds
will be used for the benefit oftheir
organization. - Z ,s@,.,1 ,4ss3 SssEtS
/ The Benedict Banner denies hesitate
1nent of the Ruso, Record that the sher-
iff gathered, in 4 violator of the pIohibi-
ton law in that town. .-, y .sss:t3ss
/ The Hatton Free Press, wants bill
passed making it a misdemeanoT Tor
prohibitionists to-, read a liquor adyer-
tisem=rt. !. ,snas l., 81, -. -*$sas; sS;ss
Is The Cakes Times has celebrated its
silver wedding anniversary with spler-
did written review of the progress OF
that little city. a. :ss5,sSsys.sas
/ Hankinson has an opportunity "a Sc
cure an electric light plant and lils the
News wants the business men there to
get busy and take advantage Of tt
II seems next 70 sirnpo ssible KS
the weekly papers 81 the state beheN 3
it would be good thing to abolish the.
publication Of insurance statements.
!: A horsethief nabbed in Mckenzie
county was given a terrible trounclng4
BY his captors and with that for repri-l
n1,and was turned loose on the prairie. fis5
/ Editor Grant Hager is against aboi-4
5ishirg the publication Of insurance state
rne,,ts--in both of his papers-the Graf
ton Pecord and the ST. Thomas Times,
2TYS $780, 80 t<y,}E$3tt 5$F
There is great Improvement in the
appearance Of the Glendale Record
since Editor Beverage, formerly of the
Lakota American, has been in posses
sion. . #s, ,t r. gs
Grand Forks was afflicted with reg
ular London fog the other night sAs
sudden meeting Of hot and cold measu-s..
ures caused the. atmospherical condl-s
ton. - 5~-@%s.s 2t.,Ezs z . Its! SSs 0
Senator Welo has an old-time ac-.
quaintance by the same name. at Milton;
with whom he visited during the legis.
lduFC ICSCSS. AlCy ldA Aoe Still S0sAaaS
other in 80 years.. NJ
/ The Hankinson News thinks that ifS
the bill passes requiring that booze5
should be inspected that Hankinson wall.
be. a port Of entry and that, there viii
be. some red hot candidates for the APP
pointment of booze inspector. :: asss
Since the promotion among the CONF
missioned officers of the state guard,
Grafton has in Col. Truenian and L..
Col. Frame the two highest commando
ing officers in the guard. gss,
Some Of the papers think that as VET
North Dakota has reached a stage
where capital punishment should M
abolished, but that instead the hanging
should be hastened where no circiirfl-f
stancial evidence IS involved.
Some one spread the alarm at Milton
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