Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-17
News Of the State

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The editor of the Goodrich Citizen
and the editor OF the DeHhoff Voice
cannot agree--cn the relative import
ance Of the two towns.
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The Sunday theatre ..os:n2 law cot
ano:lcr black eye ut dickinson.
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Mandan may take up the matter of
the Sunday closing Of the postoftice.
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The dedication of the new CONNER
cial club rooms at Richardton, was a
grand event.
Editor Dunning of the McClusky In
| dependent, thinks that the Turtle
Lake music teacher, who was one Of
the principals in pubic horse whip.
ping stunt, didn't gain much beside
! notoriety, and expressed himself as
unalterably opposed to mob violence
! and lynch laws.
A prosperous farmer-rancher at Nc
Clusky recently purchased an import
ed PercherOn stallion at cost of
$4,000.
Philip Wentz the McClusky butch
er. may lose his left arm as a result
of blood poisoning which resulted
from scratch from rusty hook.
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| Walter Brush of McClusky, has
been arrested On charge of arson.
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Many reservations are already be-
ing made by exhibitors for the state
fair which will be held at Grand Forks
in the fall.
A rumOr was afioat at Drake that
a man had been murdered in drunk.
en- braWl during an auction sale at
Kief.
'Nubs" Davis, anent the Beach pop
factory: think of pop out there 20
years ago."
The new hostelry at Devils Lake is
to be opened May 8.
The Hudson's bay company, whose
business dates back in Canada since
the year 1870, will erect a 100000
lstore at Winnipeg.
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Wilton tennis players are becoming
lactive.
The Kenmare Gun club will hold it's
first sweepstakes tournament AprA
25th.
f. l.. Sutton, a former Minot /:
torney, has been arrested on charge
of having passed worthless checks H.
Crookston, MINI.
The excittment at Darlington d
away suddenly when it was learned
that 100 mules which the residents
thought were to be used on railroad
work near there were to be sen up
Into Canada for work on the new G.
N. line.
Darlington is to have a new whole
sale fruit house.
The farmers institute at Willis
ton was one of the most successful
of the season.
April II the reading room of the
new James memorial library at Will
liston, will be thrown open to the
public.
The Balfour creamery will be put
in operation again.
Mrs. Carl T. Johnson, who lived in
Minot for over twenty years. died sud.
denly in Grand Forks.
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The Second National bank of Minot
was the successful bidder for furnish
ling seed grain bonds to Ward county.
There is great rivalry between the
north and south sides of the city OF
Minot over the selection of the site
for the new normal school.
l.. B. Hoagland, formerly publisher
lof the Emmons County Republican,
and later publisher of the Courier at
Jackson's Hole, Wyoming, has sus'
pended publication of the latter paper
and entered other fields of business
lendeavor.
Hazelton residents are up in arms
lover the work of dog poisoner.
The Injunction still remains upon
the pool room at Edgeley.
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Bids are being advertised for for
the construction of the new school
building at Edgeley.
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The rainbow which followed the
thunderstorm at Edgeley was taken
by some to presage good times and
brought a message of hope to those
who saw it.
The office of the Milton Globe had
a narrow esnape from fire.
Minnewauksn people are jubilant
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