Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-24
News Of the State

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Dolphus Hilbert OF St. John, was
involved in stabbing ARRAY across
the Canadian line.
County corn contests will be very
general throughout the state the com.
ing year.
New coats have been ordered for
the members of the Washburn fire de-
partment.
The machinery and equipment of
the new Henzler creamery have been
received.
The proposed town of Energy has
about disappeared off the map.
c. E. Cottrell, an Oliver county
rancher, is planning on sowing l,OOO
acres of wheat this spring, and 1900
acres of fax.
The Kenmare Journal was obliged
to chronicle seven deaths in its last
issue which was an unprecedented
number for that community.
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The Kenmare park commission has
been organized.
"Stick" went down to Minot from
Kenmare and visited with Sam Clark.
There was Gideon's Bible on the
stand in Sans room and when "Stick'
told Sam it was the revised version,
he was obliged to explain it's meaning.
"Stick" thinks that II it was copy
of Hoyle's rules, or history OF LIE
Seuer's administration. or something
like that, Sam would have needed no
explanations.
Some people failed to see the point
when Sam Clark said anent certain
dignitary of the church, "for several
years he has been working to beat
hell"
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A farmer residing near jamestown
who froze his feet last December had
to have every toe amputated a few
days ago as a result of improper heal
ing.
The N. P. brakeman who was pub
licly horse whipped by school teach.
er at Turtle Lake, has brought suit
against the parties involved.
Whenever the Minot papers have
nothing else to write about they can
take another whirl at the proposition
for a site for the new normal school
at that place.
The Knights of Pythias will erect
a fine home at Minot.
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Harvey is to have new band in the
near future.
Rev. Shaw of Minot, will act as
platform manager for the Devils Lake
this yeear.
Jamestown may also have an avia-
ton meet.
The Rugby electric light plant has
installed a new engine which will run
their plant during the day.
Floyd Carver, former editor of the
Leeds News, was instantly killed in
Idaho by falling from a cliff.
John Lindgreh, formerly Of Kuhn,
had to have an arm amputated at
Buford, Alberta, as the result of a
saw mill accident.
A home talent play was given at
for the purpose Of raising
funds to furnish the new hospital that
will soon be erected.
Norman j. King, a pioneer Of Eos.
ter county, and a veteran of the Civil
war, is dead at hts home near Car
rington.
Memorial day will soon be here,
while over the horizon may be seen
q faint rudy glow from the rockets
and fireworks Of the saneless Fourth.
The Monango Commercial club has
been organised.
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School boards are busy signing up
contracts for teachers for next year.
At Glenbutn the telephone company
has increased Its capital stock to
$4,000.
Thieves have bee9 working overtime
between Mohall and Newport, and 1t
will 60 hard with them If they are dis
covered.
The town we'll at New Leipzig has
been sunk to a depth Of 230 feet and
! heavy now Of water has been struck
assuring the citizens of good fire pro-
lection.
Better train service is promised by
he 500 on the Flaxton.Ambrose line.