Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-02-18
News. of the State

Valley City gets the next meeting OF
the state embalmers.
The new Masonic Temple at Dickin-
son will be dedicated on Washington S
birthday.
Dickinson is also kicking over the
federal census.
Seventeen bootleggers are stopping
at tine county jail III Dickinson for a
few weeks.
J. l.. Risk of Bel6eld is under ar
rest on charge of embczzlcment-kind
of a risky deal.
Editor Whaley of the Recorder Post
thinks Tibbs Hutchins Co. of St. Paul
would not have failed had they moved
to Dickinson.
Many prominent Shrincrs were found
guilty by the Kangaroo court at the
Shriners' fair at Grand Forks
The city engineer has made a new
map of Grand Forks.
The boys at Grand Forks are being
taught how to swim at the y. NJ. c. A.
Miss Ella Thompson, daughter of
Andrew Thompson of Mofft, was mar
red in South Dakota.
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Mrs. Travis, mother of Prof. Travis
of the Mayvillc Normal School, is
dead.
\ car on the St. Johns hospital line
of the Fargo street railway company
jumped the track and narrowly missed
going into the river.
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Ex-Cnitcd States Senator Purcell
has returned to his home at Wahpe-
ton and has resumed his law practice.
John J. Sprafka, of Mimic, sold his
3. 0G0 acre farm in Manitoba to Eng
lisl capitalists for $9G. 900 cash.
Farmers throughout the state are
generally optimistic over the prospects
for a big crop this year
Those Spanish swindle letters arc be-
ing received in prof,sc numbers in
North Dakota, to judge from the
news items in most of the exchanges.
Mrs. Andrew Lindquist of AInot.
aged 81 years, fell down all open GEL
lar way and sustained broken leg.
The city schools at Bathgate were
closed last week on account of a scar
let fever scare.
NJ. Crawford, a we'll known business
man of Valley City, suffered a para
lytic stroke.
The time lock On the safe Of the
Emmons County State Bank of Brad
dock refused to work, and money had
to be rushed down from Bismarck to
permit the bank to attend TO its bust
ness.
Settlers living north of Braddock,
arc complaining bitterly of the dam
ages being done by stray horses and
cattle.
DR.. S. G. Larrabcc, formerly of Bis
bee, has moved to Braddock, where
he has hung out his single.
The people of the state are taking
great interest in the bills before the
legislature for good roads
\ German class has been organized
a, Russell
Garrison is the proud possessor of a
new fire bell
Eleven travelling men and one pig
had their pictures taken before the
Garrison hotel.
a bob sled wa, struck by passen-
ger engine at Jamestown, and the oc-
.upants were thrown out and had a !
narrow escape from death.
Jamestown people cannot reconcile |
themselves to the federal census.
The committee on arrangements tor
he street carnival at Jamestown, are
LONG their best to land good attrac
ions.
A number OF chess enthusiasts have
lecided that it is about time that the
hess players of the state organized.
Two children of Mr.. and Mrs. John
BIGGER of Anamoose are dead as the
esult of burns received when the
ouse was destroyed by fire.
The Niagara Shawnee farmers club |,
one of the most successful that has
cen organized in the state.
Big Chief Johnson, a Walhalla
by. is making an enviable reputation
athletic circles in the Twin Cities
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A valuable team of horses belonging .
} DR.. Landry of Walhalla collided
18th freight train and both horses +
ere killed.