Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-02-23
Of the State


better fire protection.
Glen Ullin has q commercial club.
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Many North Dakotans are having
good times this winter at old fash
toned spelling bees.
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The Jamestown Ski club has been
organized and will hold a tournament
in the near future.
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Surveyor Engdahl Of Ryder has
been requested to furnish the Indian
service at Washington with a com.
plete list of lands on the Fort Berth.
old reservation which are to be re.
served for national park purposes (old
Indian villages), timber reserves and
Indian schools.
Garfield is said to have had a street
carnival in which bloody noses, brok-
en- noses, broken heads and cuss
words predominated.
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The men of Wilton are complaining
that they are losing their interest in
church as long as the women refuse
to remove their hats.
William Dittes, a prisoner confined
in the Sheridan county Jail, made
an unsuccessful attempt at geta.
way.
Editor Irysh of the Mott Press wrote
entertainingly of his first trip over
the new Bismarck.Mott line.
Mott is to have the best base ball
team money can produce for the sea-
The Grand Forks Times is the re-
cipient of many bouquets from the
state press because of its recent 48.
page edition.
Hankinson's new $4,000 Congrega-
tional church was dedicated Sunday.
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H. NJ. Auty of Hankinson received
a letter from his 103 year old grand.
mother in England and she resents
the imputation that she is growing
old.
Glen Ullin wants an electric light
plant.
The young people of Hannah have
organized band.
A troop of boy scouts was organized !
at Pembina.
Wheat straw is being suggested for !
the construction of good roads.
John Southall of Berlin, charged !
with assault with dangerous weapon
was found not guilty. !
Bantry will have creamery meet
ng on the 25th.
A German boy near Bentley was
thrown from a horse and a piece of !
he skull was driven into his brain,
)ut he managed to recover.
There are continued rumors that !
he Milwaukee and N. P. will both. ex.
end their Cannonball line during the |
summer.
A local branch of the North Dakota
Retail Merchants association was or
,anized at Mott.
The new water supply of Valley!
yity will be ready for use shortly.
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There have been q number of farm
esidences destroyed by fire during:
be past winter.
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Mrs. John Kroack, one of the pio-
GERS residing near Mohall, died at
t. Paul recently where she had gone
or medical care.
There are prospects for new in
ustry in the section of the country
lrrounding Mohall since the discov-
~ of natural gas in those regions.
A telephone company has been or. l.
du1zSO ~ nu0"C.
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II the total shortage of population c
hich some of the towns of the state t
aim existed in the federal census a
ere added to the total population =
edited to the state by the govern.
ent, North Dakota would rank way v
read of her sister state. IT
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A new Mergenthaler linotype will c
, installed in the offices of the Bow r
an Pioneer. 10
Lidgerwood fears an epidemic Of
phoid. E
The old fashioned revival meetings
Lidgerwood came to successful
I'd.
The new library, gymnasium and
aiding rooms at Casselton will be
,ened Thursday, February %.
Attorney Callahan of Casse1ton will
zen a branch Office at Detroit, Min
esota.