Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-03-01
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Zs>>>~>s~~>.>~~>~~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Fargo commercial club is now
occupying its new quarters.
The attendance at the farmers meet.
ings at Cavalier far exceeded expec-
tations.
The police have been pulling off
series of raids in the red light district
at Fargo.
Mrs. Charles Grover, a resident Of
Willist0n for sixteen years, is dead in
Oregon.
Peter Hebert, a wealthy farmer
near Wheelock, shot himself through
the head, inflicting injuries from
which he later died.
A farmers club has been organized
at Fairdale.
1t required several special trains to
convey all the Elks to the big doings
at Devils Lake.
Hundreds of Grand Forks citizens
gathered at the Commercial Club
rooms and babe goodbye to Father
Conaty who has labored in their
midst for the past twenty-four years.
The Missouri Valley Grocery COM
pany of Mandan had contest to
choose a name for it's brand of goods
and awarded the prize for 'Sincerity."
The citizens of Mandan are said to
be in favor of the proposed ferry
across the Missouri river which is be-
ing agitated by the Bismarck COM
mercial club.
A cat at Richardton which climbed
to the top of telephone pole was
afraid to descend and one Of the local
youths was obliged to do the heroic
stunt, for which he is now expecting
Carnegie medal.
The commissioners If Pierce coun-
ty decided that it would not be wise
for them to bond the county for the
purposes of furnishing seed grain to
the farmers of their community.
Visiting farmers have charged the
night policeman at Rugby of being de.
void of gray matter in the cerebellum.
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A fusilade of shots on Main street
caused the citizens of Rugby to take
to cover, but it proved to be the pc.
lice officer attempting to end the life
of tramp canine with his new pis-
toll.
Had the Elks not invaded Devils
Lake and shed their benign influence
over the Satanic City the latter part
Of the week, every one there might
have been bug house after the CoWan
case and the rumpus in regard to the
city schools.
Some of the editors are making
remarks over the lack OF !
flags on public buildings on Washing |
tons birthday.
The Dunn County News has COM
plete new equipment and looks like a
new publication.
Hillsboro is to have an orchestra.
The boy scout movement has invad-
I'd HillsborO.
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Many of the smaller towns of the
tate are interested in the passage of
Burnett's bill compell-
ny railroad companies to keep sta
ions open where the business am
UNITS to $4,000 a year.
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The farmers wife and her comforts
re now coming in for no small degree
t attention from many Of the leading
gricultural writer's. 4
Courtenay has q new dentist, DR.. o.
!. Laughlin, formerly of Valley City.
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The approach Of the Lenten season
causing unusual activities in social
[rcles.
The arrest of a young lady at Lari-
lore, the reason of which was kept q
scret, set many tongues a-wagging in t
vain attempt to solve the mystery. t
The fourth annual f1renlen's ball at
ettinger was a great success.
A little girl near Lidgerwood touch. h
| a lighted match to the tank on a o
lsoline stove and was badly burned c
the explosion which followed. |.
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Fargo wants archaeological labor
DRY established at the agricultural
'llege. There is one at the state uni
,rsity and branch at Bismarck.
A Walcott man got his hand caught
the rolls of feed mill and lost
veral fingers.
A Richland farmer was fined $40 for