Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-03-15
News of the State

using shady methods in getting or
ders.
Now that New Leipzig has justice
| of the peace, law suits are said to be
popular.
J. r. Waters is the new president
OF the Golden Valley commercial club
at Beach.
Beach fans have raised $1,000 fol-
the support of the baseball team this
season.
The Billings county commissioners
will build a bridge at Marmarth and
another one between Beach and TrOt'
tiers, and the Beach Advance makes
the amende honorable for its critic
isms of the past.
Joseph Red Leaf, an Indian laborer
on the Bismarck-MOtt line, lost his
life by falling under work train near
Cannonball. This is the first casualty
on the new line.
1t is expected that there will be
several new school houses built in
Morton county during the coming
summer.
There seems to he general satisfac-
ton over the appointment of Col. S. l..
Nuchols of Mandan as Judge of the
new Twelfth judicial district.
The Mandan Library association
has instituted the story hour for chill
dren.
A farmers creamery company has
been organized at Flasher, with N. H.
Whitcomb as president and F. NJ.
Meek as secretary.
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1t is reported that two attempts
were made on the life of Peter Van
drele, formerly of Ashley, but now of
Chicago.
The Observer wants to know why
there can OF be commercial club in
Des Laos.
Adams is another of the progress
sive North Dakota towns that wants
creamery.
Ex-Governor J. M. Devine has been
suggested for the head of the Minot
normal school.
The CARPENTER Webster Lumber Co.
of Minneapolis has purchased the
lumber yards of the Cannonball Lum-
Der Co. at Bentley.
Cupid is said to be working over
time in the vicinity of New England,
there having been four weddings In
one week and prospects Of several
y ore.
The New England Post published
cut of the new press which was re-
Gently installed in its new office.
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The Lesart postoffice is soon to be
moved from the old site to the new
town.
McClusky had a warmly contested
school election-and the new building
will be erected on the old site.
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The band at McClusky is indulging
in nocturnal rehearsals and now
the baseball team is to be organized.
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The jamestown Capital thinks
some counties might we'll go into the
millinery business gopher tails
night thus be utilized.
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Mrs. Short, wife of the late we'll
Known "Phir' Short, one of the old
ime newspaper men Of the state, died
n Oregon, where she had gone
O fight the white plague, and was
aiken to Devils Lake and buried be.
ide the remains of her husband.
)nly one child survives the parents.
Pierce county expects three new
ailway lines this summer-and has
be switch turned for any more that
lay head that way.
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Everyone speaks we'll of the bet
er farming" congress at Mandan.
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DR.. Walker of Burnstad has been
AIMED county physician Of Logan
0unty.
Turtle Lake is so situated that they
, not give whether Stevenson
,unty is declared legally organized
: not.
Paul S. Meyer, county auditor of
clean county, whose term will ex-
re April l, will leave the state and =
gage in the grain business in Madi- :
n, S. D. n
There are now five lumber compan-
S doing business in New England.
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New England has purchased new
ty hall.
The Minor band has secured the
rvices of an experienced leader to
rect it this coming season.
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The incorporation of the village of
egent has been delayed on account
the fact that the official plat has
It been completed.