Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-01
ri ws; Of the State

castically upon the regular daily gath
sering of the village wiseacres at the
spostofice.
The Mountafneer ran a handsome
cut of typical Pembina county farm
stead near Walhalla.
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Walhalla residents are kicking
against autos which violate the speed
ordinance within the city limits.
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The Democrat ran a cut of the Can
do baseball team of 1907 and called
them the pennant winners, Which>they
b undoubtedly were four years ago
but how about 1911?
III Judge Crawford decided that d. E.
], Moody was duly elected sheriff OF
Richland county.
q Jenny and Jack, the livery mules OF
n Sheldon, have again acquired fame as
vaudeville stars when they INDUCED
Sin harassing runaway.
SSas s.
The Lisbon Free Press has entered
Saupon it's 31st year of journalism and
continues to be one Of the newsiest
in the southern part of the
Estate.
4 Kenmare is anxious to have a city
n hail.
There is q three-cornered fight on
NJ at Crosby over the postmastership.
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$ The spring term of the Griggs cOun-
ty district court will convene at Coop.
erstown May with four criminal
, cases and twelve civil cases on the
\ calendar. .;
Improvement day, as inaugurated
sby the Binford Commercial club was
"a decided success and the roads lead
& ing into the city are a great deal
y better as result.
Jay Bliss is making good in his
survey of the Mouse river, which, it is
contemplated, will be drained into
Devils Lake to keep it from going
dry-the lake, not the city.
s.
A farm in Foster county sold at
u $625O per acre, which was high rec
4 ord for that section.
Williston has daily paper-The
Daily State-with Col. Ben White
head at the helm. All that's left is
Dickinson and Mandan.
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The farmers and business men at
Upham are taking great interest in
the creamery at that point.
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Editor Denison of the Herald called
the attention of the people of Cando
to the fact that more commercial &C.
tiyity was needed if the town was to
boom along.
The telephone exchange of Sykes.
ton was sold to Elvin W. Freeman OF
Bowdon.
A poultry association has been
formed at Fessenden to see what can
be done to boost chicken raising in
Wells county.
The Tribune reminds the residents
of Sherwood that every family in the
town should have garden.
Hettinger Branch No. Is of the State
Humane society has been organized
by State Humane Officer William
Blake of Jamestown.
organization at Powers Lake.
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Charles H. 'Hecht, county superin-
tendent of schools of Burke county.
was, married to Miss Frances X. Kill
of Portal.
The National Briquetting Company
VI will furnish electric power to Bow
H bells so that the city can be equipped
4 with electric lights.
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There is a possibility that the Mi
not Commercial club may secure an
Injunction against the city commits
sion Of the Magic City to restrain
them from paying $500 for advertising
the city in the souvenir book Of the
grand lodge Of the U. q. L.
The Observer asks for more street
1 improvements at Lakota.
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States Attorney Gallagher and DR..
I Anderson engaged in fistic battle
at Beach as a result Of their argu'
- g pro and con on the county divl'
9 ease becoming too warm. By
I ISLANDERS separated them before eth
er was badly bruised up.
The county commissioners of Daw-
son county Mont, turned down the
petitions of the would-be saloon keep
era of Stateline and North Dakota WILL
be free from saloons at the western
edge of the state.
49,
E. K. Thomas, formerly OF Bis
, marck, is one of the proprietors OF
the new Novelty theater at Beach.
~r3ttle Mac" of the Flasher Hustler
and his bride were rendered a splen.
did reception by the townspeople OF
T1oetar tho Hotel