Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-02-02


he ought not be so public in "these
strange, wild warnings"
Clifford G. Roe. of Chicago, form
erly assistant states attorney and a
noted prosecutor of all connected
with the white slave traffic will lee.
! ture in a number of points in the
> state on that evil.
Tine lid has been clamped on at
Donnybrook.
| The towns on the Flaxton-Ambrose
/ branch have petitioned for a daily
passenger service, and the railroad
commissioners recently made an in.
vestigating tour over that line.
A baseball league with q salary
limit of $500 has been proposed for
several North Dakota towns.
A Mercer county baby swallowed
a penny and It became lodged so far
down in his throat that it had to be
taken to hospital to have the coin
removed.
J. W. Nockles, a travelling man of
St. Paul, and liveryman were lost
in blizzard near Harvey and mar
rowly escaped freezing.
Golden Valley lands brought record
prices at the recent sale of school
lands at Beach.
A Chinaman skipped out at Man.
d? me other night leaving many
debts, and there are several peopl
who are anxious to learn his where
abouts.
There are said to be thousands E
acres of good '" lands in the vi
'ty of Glen Ullin that have never
yet seen plow.
H. H. Grover, one of the earliest
settlers in Ransom county and one
of the oldest Masons in the state is
dead at Lisbon.
Kernels Brewer pats himself on
the back that he was called a ground
hog instead of skunk by Editor
Hynds of Calvin.
Maddox has fallen into line and
now boasts booster club.
Many of the editors of the state
are confident that Editor Rishoff of
In <h1 Aoi1
beat on the Grand Forks Times.
~
The Fargo council U. c. T., will
issue general souvenir book of
North Dakota to be distributed at the |
coming big convention.
The police at Fargo pulled off two
successful raids last week and found |
a "real' gambling den.
~
Former Mayor Hamilton of Emer-
son, was run over by switch en-
CINE and received such injuries that
of one limb was made
necessary.
Many of the state weeklies made
comment on the report of the state
fish and game commission.
49,
Norval Baptie, the worlds cham
pion ice skater, is giving exhibitions
in the state.
George Lidgerwood, founder of the
town of Lidgerwood, died recently at
Los Angeles.
Pearl Milton, wanted at TOWner for
of the prohibition law was
nabbed at the Leland hotel in Minot,
aiken back to Towner and given the
Usual 80 days.
While young man at Sanger was
aking his girl out for a buggy ride
recently the young lady fell out of
he buggy and was not missed by
Ter lovable companion until he had
lriven two miles.
Nesbit now has a farmers cooper
tive creamery.
w. w. Good is under arrest at Ex-
,ansion charged with obtaining
money under false pretenses.
The citizens of Minot have selected
! new site for the proposed federal
'uilding
Three Des Laos men are under ar
est at Minot charged with stealing
Wheat from the farm of a neighbor. !:
The old timers of Enderlin cele.
rated in BETTING style.
The Denhoff Voice is now being
ffered for sale. The Voice is the
ldest publication in Sheridan coun-
=.
Editor Rockne OF the Mohall News,
Tho is assistant chief clerk in the
enate, writes some interesting news
Or his readers, in which he gives the
'orkings of the legislature.
DR.. Flath, a we'll known medic, for
,any years practicing at Churches
erry, moved to Stanley and formed