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

Using ana SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 1r1enQS OF
the Cowan prosecution.
Editor De La Of the Balfour Messen-
ger was called to Minneapolis to at
ttend the funeral of his mother.
A timber wolf was killed near Will.
ton which, had a large double spring
steel trap attached to one of it's fore
paws which it had dragged for twenty
five or thirty miles.
The expected revetment work at
Washburn was postponed.
Underwood narrowly escaped anoth-
er destructive fire.
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The marshal at Max says he means
business" and will clean out the law
less element Of the town.
1t is rumored that the United States
land office at Devils Lake will be
closed and the records sent to the Of
fee at Minot.
Forman is proud Of it's amateur
thespians.
Slowly but surely North Dakota is
changing from grain to dairy state.
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The western section of the state is
due for an era Of development during
the summer months.
There was another booze raid at
Casselton.
A. B. Wood of Fargo has resigned
his position as deputy United States
marshal.
There is a man at Columbus who
opposes the establishment of cream
cry there on the grounds that the
farmers ought to ship their cream to
the Twin Cities, and makes the state
ment after North Dakota producers
were given q black eye by the Inter-
state commerce commission in favor
of the Minnesota centralizers.
A Palermo man received $40 fine
for beating up neighbor with pump
handle.
The Marion Sentinel is disguised
with the commercial club.
The board of county commissioners
ordered the county hospital at Minot
closed.
The Denhoff Voice is short on local
news.
Ambrose is endeavoring to have a
flour mill established in the town.
In the Hanson murder case at VAL
ley City the jury returned verdict
of not guilty.
Alfred Blaisdell's letter to a person
al friend exposing some of Hanna's
methods during the primaries has ar
oused a great deal of interest in the
proceedings all over the state.
Minot may be made the state head
quarters of of the Socialists of North
Dakota.
The James Memorial Library at
Williston was formally dedicated.
The Associated Charities of Willis
ton have decided to open an employ
ment bureau.
North Dakota seems to be having
more than it's share of inventors.
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A correspondent of one of the Minot
papers wants to know If the county
commissioners are servants or kings.
Travelling men report that business
in the state is on the increase.
Bowbells may have electric lights
in the near future.
E. E. Hanyen of Minot was appoint
ed court stenographer for the eleventh
district by Judge Frank Fisk.
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The editorial in the Forum exerting
all to write to mother" 10 being
widely copied in the state weeklies.
Kernels Brewer must have seen q
photoplay and gained his inspiration.
The Stanley Promoter is just lit
tie proud of the fact that 1t received
i subscription order from England.
= From the interest the war depart
ment is taking in the national guard
here is feeling in militia circles that
the talk of war on the horizon may
not be far wrong.
The farmers near Plaza held mass
meeting at which they denounced
Taft and reciprocity.
The First National Bank of Fargo IS
more than $1,000 advertis-
ing throughout the state az result of
to corn prize offer.
The elevator Of F. H. Shepard e.
Son of Zenith was burned to the
ground together with all its contents.
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