Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-02-01
News of the State

The Wahpeton Globe Gazette wants
to know what is to hinder the estab-
lishment of a packing plant there,
and the Grand Forks Herald thinks
other cities should ask themselves
the same question.
The result of Judge Aliens investi.
cation of the condition of the court
house at Wahpeton shows it to be in
deplorable condition.
! States Attorney Griscom of Cava-
lier county has been doing whole
sale cleaning up act among the blind
pigging element at Munich.
Andrew Gray, a Great Northern en-
ploye, was arrested at Grand Forks
on q charge of stealing money from
his room mate.
A farmer had narrow escape from
drowning near Grand Forks when the
horse which he was driving on the
river broke through the ice.
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The members of the Grand Forks
Kennel club are making f1nxi arrange.
| ments for the kennel show to be
held in that city Feb. Z.
| In the new water system James
town has fine supply of water &C.
cording to public notice issued by
Mayor Blewett.
Many residents of the state cele-
brated McKinley's birthday by wear
ing carnations.
A large number of the alumni and
students of the state university will
gather at Grand Forks February 10
for the Junior Prom.
Poultry fanciers are awaiting with
interest the third annual mid:winter
Grand Forks poultry show which will
be held February to 3.
Frank Fisk of Williston, brother
of Justice Fisk of the state supreme
bench, is being doomed for the Judge
ship of the new proposed judicial
district.
Seventy-tWo North Dakotans had a
big reunion in California recently.
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So far this winter Grand Forks
has had twice as much snow as it
had at this time year ago.
Over 300 students attended the an
nual athletic jubilee at the state uni
versity.
Grand Forks is planning a man.
moth three day automobile show early
in February.
J. NJ. Bennett, formerly of the Long
K ranch near Dickinson met death
in Texas recently by accidental shoot
Ing.
The criminal calendar in the dis.
trict court at Minot is exhausted with
the exception of one case. u
New England has received two Vic
tor chemical engines of Mott manu-
[acture with carts, hose and chemi.
Gals complete for use for fire protec-
ion.
The Hettinger county register of
leeds collected $585.82 in fees dur
ng the month of December which
he Hettinger County Herald thinkst
S pretty good for new county.
Rev. P. w. Erickson, Presbyterian
minister at Drayton, has accepted a
all to the Presbyterian church at
dinot.
A weeks course in agriculture at
he Mayville high school was in
'harge of Prof. Randlett of the state +
University.
The Mayville Tribune thinks that -
he Minot man who advocated the ft
emoval Of the normal school from s,
fayville to the Magic City should be II
nclOsed in glass case and exhibited =,
8 curf0. "
That prospective launching of a d.
armers cooperative store at May. ri
lille has apparently gone up in talk. -,
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Fargo people are jubilant over the W
ew fast mail service to the Pacific
past over the Great Northern.
Eight alleged Fargo gamblers were
in the meshes of the police
at in recent raid.
The Independent wants to know q
ny Osnabrock cannot have a brass q
and as we'll as its sister towns.
John Murphy, who settled in Walsh +
ounty in 1879, died at his home at
Into after q lingering illness.
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Editor Cole of the Searchlight 4
links the North Dakota solons are Z
better bunch than their Minnesota
rethren.