Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-03-18
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championship of the state.
There are large number of new
enterprises which will locate in Bis
marck, the logical point, during tn
next few months.
Grand FORKS is planning to maxi
the state fair this year the best il
ita history.
The Valley City Times Record ap
peared with eight pages as result
of the farmers meeting and larg'
amount of additional advertising.
Hazelton Presbyterians regret ex
ceedingly the departure OF their pas
tor, Rev. s. L. Hammond, to othe
fields of endeavor.
Many farmers are looking over ant
repairing their farm machinery sc
as to be able to buck into the worl
as soon as the proper moment ar
rives.
A great many people will pay ne
heed to Champ Clark's advice to "gc
South" but will come to the land Of
sunshine and Of plenty, North Dakota
to make their future home.
Ryder wants a creamery.
Mandan expects to have new
freight depot before winter.
There is scrap on at Bisbee over
the retention of one of the teachers.
The first emigrant to arrive at Ryd-
err this year was w. F. Hungate, from
Herman, Neb., with two carloads of
horses, machinery, and household
goods.
Ryder merchants advertise for the
benefit of the people that they can
furnish good goods cheaper than the
mail order houses and quote prices
to prove their contention.
The old race track at Darlington
will be surveyed and plated into
city lots.
A Darlington youth trying to catch
a ride on a freight train narrowly es'
capped being thrown under the wheels.
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The City dads of Darlington refus.
cd to pay Contractor Haggart in full
until the work on the new sewer sys'
tenn is completed.
The bursting of an electric light
bulb nearly cost the eyesight of two
Darlington young people.
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The prospects for an abundant crop
have put life into Burleigh county land
values.
Dickinson landed third place in the
championship matches of the West
ern league of the National Rifle AS
ISOLATION.
B. c.. Gillian of Nome, who was
found guilty of embezzlement, was
sentenced to two years in the pen.
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Herb Weston sold a ten acre tract
of land in the vicinity of Valley City
at 500 per acre, and the members of
the $100-an-acre club are some elated.
B. C. Gibbons, a resident of Daw-
son in the early eighties, died at
Chicago of neuralgia of the heart.
Fargo will not get that military
tournament this summer.
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Farmers will now be received as
members of the Minot Commercial
club.
The Citizen thinks that Medina is
behind the times because it can boast
of no commercial club.
One blind pigger at Cakes was con-
victed and one was acquitted.
Peer Stromme of Grand Forks is
for several lectures through
the state on wit and Humor," and
as he was a resident of the state
capital during the legislative session
he should know whereof he speaks.
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Olga Lander of Devils Lake was
in the district court on a
pigging charge and was rearrested at
once on a similar charge.
The commercial club is interested
in the formation of a building and
loan association at Wahpeton.
Wahpeton is to have a new theater
A Cooperstown young lady was
struck by a missile thrown by un-
Known parties and severely injured.
Johnny Opheim Of Cooperstown is
,eing given a tryout by the Minneapo-
is American Association team.