Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-18
News of the State

A bear, supposed to be pet, pro-
vided an interesting time for bag
gageman at Fargo who had to haul it
a distance in his car.
Fargo Norwegians had a big cele-
bration yesterday, commemorative
their independence day.
Commercial statesmen travelling over
North Dakota say they can already
notice an increase in their orders since
the rain.
Fargo has woman, Miss Topping,
as the juvenile court officer.
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]. B. Foster and Miss Eva Mack,
vaudeville performers, were married
on the stage at a Fargo Theater.
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Glyndon supplies two SANDER cases
for this term of court.
Hillsboro will be the meeting place
of the Fargo Association of Congre-
gational churches, May 20 and "a.
Lieutenant Governor S. Y. Brown,
will deliver the commencement ad-
dress at Moorhead June 3.
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The whole Baarsgard family living
near Skeer. was injured when team
became frightened at an automobile
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When John Hagan was brought into
court at Jamestown to answer to a
serious charge. his daughter, who is
one of the witnesses against him,
tainted and court proceedings had to
be adjourned.
A year ago there was not even a
Methodist church organization in
Beach; last week a $4,000 church edi-
flee was dedicated there
Grand Forks expects a thousand
Elks to attend the state convention
to be held there June Fl and %.
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John and William Gumpke living
near Jud. were seriously injured by
a premature dynamite explosion. The
former may die.
Red river counties will send big
delegation to the meeting of the Up
per Minnesota Development associa-
ton to be held at Duluth June and 2.
The Crookston district of the Chris
tiaY Endeavor union will meet at
Ada Saturday and Sunday.
EntOmOlOgists say grasshOppers will
be plentiful this year in northeastern
Dakota. Flowing the land now is
urged as a precaution.
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A burglar secured 1000 mile rail-
road ticket and some valuable papers
from the home of Mr.. Richter at Lar.
imore, but threw them away in the
city park where they we're later found.
The Sons of the Revolution are or
ganizing in a number Of the North
Dakota towns.
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H. K. Rosdal Of Hanford mistooK
a bottle of carbolic acid for whisky,
took it from a shelf in drug store,
drank it, and died few minutes later.
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The Grand Forks Y. M. c. A. will
move into a new home nicely ap-
pointed, about September l.
The anti-peddler ordinance is to
be enforced in Fargo, and it SO reads
as to effect the man who sells Ice
cream from a wagon on the street.
At Darlington the chief of police
has been asked to stop the practice
of some girls of that town of hop
ping" trains for short ride as they
pull out of the station.-Girls, not
boys.
A funnel shaped cloud formed near
Tuesday. but dispelled be-
fore it reached the town. The inhab-
itants were looking for the deep places
while the cloud held the funnel for.
nation.
Goodrich has begun preparations for
the observance of Memorial day.
The Goodrich Citizen hands a men,
Der of the fraternity the following en-
"As rumored. the Nc
Clusky Independent passea into the
lands of Ed X. Moore, editor and pro-
,rietor of the Gazette at that place, !
which relieves the county and town
rom supporting one less paper. 1t
s we'll, and yet. McClusky has one
more newspaper than town of that
ize needs"
Richardson and Belfield are rejoic-
ng in their good fortunes of having
Experiment. farms under the direction
f the state.
The Indian bureau has ordered the
indian school at Little Eagle closed as
Don as the present term expires. and
he equipment will be removed to
ort Yates.
The Belfield Times notes that the
FEATHER conditions this spring are
lentical thus far with those of 1909,
ne year in which bumper crop was
a voctoH