Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-07

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Grass is five inches high in places
ON the prairies south of Bismarck.
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Three Indians were slightly injured
when three bunk cars blew off the
track at Lawther during the storm
last Friday night.
A passenger train on the Mott line
was tied up for six hours because OF
a wreck, but bride and groom on the
train prevented the wait from becom-
ing tiresome to the others.
A syndicate of capitalists with head
quarters at Edinburgh, Scotland, has
sent representative to New England
to loan money on farm land-a loan
will be made as soon as final proof
is made, thus enabling the homestead.
err to get some capital to work on.
Yes, the company wants interest, al
right.
Farmers in the vicinity of Sheldon
have taken up the pretty custom OF
naming their farms.
Some OF the towns of the state
are complaining that their Fourth OF
July is going to be altogether too
tame.
Near Sheldon an autoist ran into
"a horse and killed it. The auto was
slightly banged up.
General f. A. .liams of Bis
marck will be the principal orator at
the Valley City Chautauqua on the oc-
casion CT the celebration of the semi
centennial of the organization of Da-
kota territory.
The Stanton Republican wants autos
to slow down when going through
door yards.
Thew ibaux, Mont, Pioneer heads
an account of baseball game with
BEACH,: "A Robbery in the Park
s.
After fighting for several years over
football--and just getting things fixed
up in that line, it now looks as though !!
the U. and A. c. will repeat their
childish performance along baseball
lines.
Work has just been started on Far
COS delayed alteration plant.
The park board at Fargo will test
the new law which prohibits peddling
on parks.
A Williston man fell under train
Monday and lost his foot. !
A man who was riding In a North
ern Pacific sleeper lost his pants and
$166 while in sunderland and had to
purchase an old pair from the por-
ter.
Brewer thinks Alice Nelson Page
may make go in the newspaper busi-
ness in Devils Lake Notwithstanding
her partners in the business venture.
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Hal Sam Davies. formerly of Fargo.
and St. Paul. and one of the best
newspaper men in the state, has taken
a position as associate editor on the
Devils Lake Journal.
Joe Rolph. we'll known to theatre
gOers of the state as vaudeville &C.
tor. has taken charge of the Savoy
theater at Fargo.
The Medina Citizen is home again
after having been out in the cold, cold
world since the fire of several weeks
ago.
Burnstead o.. Ashley. 8. and the
game was called on account of dark
ness.
Crockard of the Post thinks New
England should have a building and
loan association.
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The Northern Pacific has promised
to do a whole lot of fixing up around
the depot at Grand Forks.
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The Westhope Standard is not being
run simply as an indoor sport. That
paper intimates as much in the follow
ing: "The Standard received lot
of dope from the Development League
Press Bureau of the state, that we
were at perfect right to use. free
gratis-for-nothing. All that we could
CLEAN from the stuff was lot of free
advertising for Grand Forks. Come
with the mazuma."
A fire was started in a store at
Westhope by the heat reflected from
the cover of a tin bread pan which
was left where the suns rays shone
full upon it:
A North Dakota paper has suggest
ed that babies allowed to play in the
street be dressed in red as danger
signal to autoists. And carry red
lantern at night?
A store and hotel at Emerson were
burglarized. The two jobs netted ten
dollars.