Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-03-29
. ews of the State

A jug of whiskey consigned to a
Bottineau county farmer was stolen
from the Lansford depot and there
will be fur flying in case the culpret
| is discovered
The Commercial club offers a cash
prize for the best motto or slogan
used in advertising New Rockford.
The east and west rural routes out
|of New Rockford will go into opera.
ton May l.
Holders of 5000 acres OF choice land
along Spring creek in Dunn county are
getting ready to break up and seed
to wheat and fax as much of their
tract as possible this spring.
One of the western papers ran the
following advertisements: "Wanted-
A husky. young, able-bodied man to
lick Jessie Smith, aged y. for dis
turbing the elements last Saturday
with disc harrow while the wind
was blowing 20 miles per hour
A farmer residing near Denbigh is
under arrest on serious charges pre-
ferred against him by an 1S-year-old
girl who was in the employ OF his
household
A prairie fire at New England did
considerable damage.
s.
A case involving the ownership of
the Icelandic Lutheran church at
Pembina is creating great deal of
interest among the Lutherars of the
state.
A movement is en- foot for the es-
tablishment Of a brigade of the Boy
Scouts of America at Grand Forks.
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lncendiaries attempted to burn the
school building at BoWbells and two
recent fires at Westhope have led the
residents of that city to suspect in
cendiarism.
John Eckmark. who pleaded guilty
to forgery at Fargo recently, and
claimed intoxication in extenuation,
is wanted by the Duluth police.
Senator A. J. Gronna is to deliver
speeches in Chicago in the interests
of Charles E. Merriam, republican
candidate for mayor.
The New England postoffice has
been raised from the fourth class to
a third class postofiice.
s.
The land owner who plants no
trees deprives himself of much life
long enjoyment.
Many of the state weekies call the
attention of the new settlers to the
advisablity of constructions fire
breaks.
The Westhope Commercial club has
rented tract of land and will give
the methods of H. w. Campbell, the
dry farming expert, try-out this
summer.
The spring cleanup evidently APP
piled to the blind piggers in some
places to judge from the actions of
the district courts.
s.
There is great interest throughout
the state in the Cowan impeachment
proceedings.
Bismarck has the most ideal To-
cation for a great distributing center
of any city in the entire northwest.
s.
An Ohio corporation is to estab-
fish briquetting plant in North Da-
kota.
Albert Hauge of Sanborn. was run
over by freight in the 500 yards
at Paramount and lost a leg.
The supreme court has ruled that
Judge Buttz is legally Judge of the
Second judicial district.
Rural mail route No. will be es-
tablshed in the near future, north
and west of Denbigh.
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The annual tournament of the North
Dakota State Sportsman's association
will be held at Kenmare in June of
this year
The address of Attorney General
Miller on the commission plan of gov
eminent was disappointment to
those who wished to hear the disput-
ed points discussed.
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A. r. Lowe, formerly an engineer
on the Great Northern between Grand
Forks and Devils Lake, was shot and |
killed by a hobo in the state of Wash
ington.
A nephew of John A. Petit, Des
Laos farmer, recently broke the
worlds skating record at Winfield,
Kansas. when he skated 200 IL miles
in Is hours without stopping once.
A Verona man has secured a pat
ent on an asbestos fire guard.
Many of the counties of the state
have chosen their delegates to the
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