Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-02-17
News Of the State

Darling's drug store at Ambrose
was burglarized of $40 by some one
familiar with the combination of the
safe.
Editor Connolly Of the Hettinger
County Herald reminds kernels"
Brewer that New England like Fargo
has a Hotel Gardner.
The Stanton Republican crows
somewhat vociferously over New Sa.
lem in the matter of rural mail driv-
ers.
A new creamery may be organized
at Knife River.
Two evergreen, the bull pine and
the white spruce, are being boosted
in the columns of the state Weeklies
for home planting.
Regent is now on the official map
of the Wells Fargo express company.
There is considerable speculation
rife as to who will be appointed to
fill the vacancies in the United Etates
land offices at Bismarck at Dickin-
son.
Darlington is hustling to secure
some state conventions.
The Elks will head for Devils Lake
on the 25th.
Editor Thurston wants to know
what has become of all the clamor
for fire protection for Hazelton.
While Ceres Hall has been in use
at the Agricultural College at Fargo
for some time the formal opening was
not held until recently.
The Devils Lake commercial club
wants the new Midland Central to
come their way.
Capt. E. c. Gearey, inspector of
small arms practice of the N. D. N.
c., is figuring out the figures OF merit
for each company in the state.
The white way lighting system in
the vicinity of the Fargo city hall will
be increased.
Fargo is again discussing the audi
forum proposition.
Langdon, county seat of Cavalier
county, is said to be drier than it has
been for years, due to the activities
of States Attorney Griscom.
The edition of the Grand Forks Ev-
ening Times issued under the aus
pices of KEN Temple, Order of the
Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine, was one
of the best that has ever appeared
in the state.
Leonard Butterwick, a former state
university man will be secretary to
congressman.
The members of the Lankin Indus
trial Club held banquet at which
speakers were present from all over
the state, who gave talks on how to
build up a town.
~
The Shriners Fair at Grand Forks
is a decided success.
Two boys at Minot stole some coal
and hooked it to restaurant keeper
for square meal They were given
five days in Jail.
Hans C. christensen has been
chosen president of the Dakota Ma
tional Bank at Dickinson to take the
place of F. D. Hevener.
A chambermaid in Grand Forks
hotel is suing Harry Hedges for
$4,000 for alleged assault.
Madame Schumann.Hein will sing
at Fargo March 81.
The new Orpheum Theater at Fargo
will not be open before April /.
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Fargo is anxious to have a patrol
wagon.
Jack Brodie of Dickinson is firm
believer in the future of manufac-
lures for the slope country and the
state in general.
Mrs. Timothy Garvey died at Dick
inson shortly after the death of her
husband. The remains were taken
to Fargo for burial.
G. P. Kenyon, one of the pioneers
of the state, who resided in McKen-
zie, died at the home of son at
Wadena, MINI.
A valuable mare belonging to Nc
Kenzie county farmer, was killed in
battle with two large grey wolves
in an effort to protect her colt.
Many stockmen would have the Of
fetal estray paper chosen from among
the publications of the western part
If the state.
Chief of Police A. E. McGahey, of
IVi1liston. has resigned.