Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-03-27
News of the State

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The North Dakota Independent
Telephone company is boosting 70
the building of more farmers line
west of the river.
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B. l. Heating has resigned his pc
sition as secretary Of the Northern
Trust company at Fargo.
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Miss Josephine Sanger, who ha!
been in charge of the manual train
ing work at the school for the feeble
minded at Grafton. resigned on &C
count of the i'll health of her mother
which called her home.
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Leeds business men subscribed Ovel
$4,000 for a Fourth Of July celebra
ton this year and expect the biggest
time ever.
The county commissioners of Nor
ton county decided to reject the peti
tons sent in by the farmers asking
that the county furnish them with
seed grain.
A 5.year-old boy wanted 10 see
what the Woodmen dance was like at
Osnabrook and walked three blocks
in his bare feet over icy walks with
nothing but his nightie on. Editor
Dahl thinks he is going to be quite a
society youth when he grows up.
The school girls of Wahpeton are
trying to start baseball team.
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The restaurant at Merricourt was
badly damaged by fire.
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Work has been resumed on the con-
struction of the new court house at
Glendale.
The members of the literary club
at Mimic are asking the other ladies
of the town to assist them in civic
improvement work.
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A HOOple man was seized with an
epileptic fit while carrying lighted
lamp and was nearly burned to
death,
Druggist Greiner of Sarles, was bad
ly injured when bottle of acid ex-
ploded and the contents were hurled
into his face.
Park River merchants are cooper
ating in holding bargain sales and also
arranging for central delivery sys-
tenn for all.
A big land auction is to be held at
Monango in May.
The government granted an addi-
tional annuity to the Fort Totten
Indians in order that they might be
enabled to purchase seed grain.
The Sentinel, a new paper published
at Oriska, is quite a newsy little
sheet.
The booty stolen from the post
office at Dilworth, was found in the
church at Fargo.
w. A. White, formerly banker of
Richland county, has filed petition
in bankruptcy in the United States
court at Minneapolis.
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Many of the Richland county farm
ers have over 100 acres already seed
ed to wheat.
Williston is to have several hand
some new buildings.
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An EmmOns county man was award
ed judgment of $3.50 against a
neighbor because of damages to his
caused by prairie fire al
legged to have been started by fire
in the latter's smoke house.
The Golden Valley Chronicle is run
ming series Of cartoons of prominent
Beach business men who are Com
mercial Club Boosters"
The formal opening of the Hotel
Brown at Mott was grand success
it is stated.
Neche will hold its first market day
On April !.
The North Dakota University Glee
club is making tour through the
state.
A Tioga man who lost his watch in
he snow last December, was some
surprised when a neighbor found it
lfter the drifts had melted away, and
it to him-but it had stopped.
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Two fires at Westhope within
week made people there think fire.
Jug was on the job.
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Forty.six new pharmacists for North
Dakota resulted from the examina-
ions held by the pharmaceutical
'oard at Fargo.
lTTEMPT TO BURN
BOWBELlS SCHOOL,