Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-02-21
News Of the State

G. N. Korsmo, one of the most prom
inent pioneers of Grand Forks county
died at his home at Northwood.
Grand Forks merchants held another
meeting to devise plans for the organ
ization of a Retail Dealers associa'
ton.
The election case in which Joseph
Power contested the election of Coun'
ty Auditor j. K. Hamilton OF Cavalier
was dismissed by Judge kneeshaw.
The Beaver Valley Gazette, the new
paper of Wibaux, Mont, is long on
full page ads.
H. W. Campbell the dry farming
expert, is bool'ed to deliver addresses
at a large number Of North Dakota
farmers gatherings.
The Boy Scouts at Dickinson are in
creasing in membership.
William Abbelson., a county butcher,
has confessed that. he murdered F.
NJ. Schroeder at Kramer.
Most of the papers of the state con-
tain articles of regret over the pass
ing away Of Editor jewell of the
Bismarck Tribune.
Cando and Bisbee are vieing for
honors in the twin baby line.
There is such a shortage OF water
at Pembina that farmers are driving
as far as sixteen miles to the Red
river to fill up water tanks for use
at home.
The case of the state vs.. Peter
White. a liquor salesman, charged
with statutory offense. was dis
missed because the complaining wit
ness failed to put in her appearance.
Hettinger will soon have new
Catholic church.
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AS James Burgum, travelling man.
stepped off train at Mclaughlin. S.
D., the foot stool on which he alighted
tipped over and he was hurled to the
ground and rendered unconscious, and
is in critical condition.
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Some of the Adams county farmers
have about finished their discing.
Haynes and Bucyrus are each claim
ing to have the best weather. Haynes
had an old fashioned picnic few
days ago, and now Bucyrus says that
the boys went in swimming,
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The Ryder News will issue a spe
cial edition of 5000 copies in March
advertising the opening of the Fort
Berthold Indian reservation.
Several Mclean county townships
have signified that they, like Barkis,
are "willin'" to be annexed to Sher-
idan county.
AS result OF some differences
over the method of organization, FL
lott may have two farmers elevators
instead Of one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand faster of
Anselm, two well known pioneer res
idents of the state, recently celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary.
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The annual dance given by the
Devils Lake fire department was large
ly attended.
The st. Paul Symphony orchestra
has several engagements scheduled
throughout the state.
The Aneta Panorama says that had
the exact date of the Sperry hearing
been known the town would have
been too small to hold the crowds.
Travelling men who make the Great
Northern branches in the northern
part of the state are complaining of
the work of some alleged grip thieves.
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Efforts are being made to secure
the pardon of Dan Maloney of Devils
Lake who is serving a sentence at the
penitentiary for murder.
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Farmers of De Groat township in
Ramsey county have organized for
protection against hunters.
The Turtle Mountain Indians will
not soon become extinct according
to the large birth rate among them
which has been reported.
The Devils Lake World is one of
the best state papers to reach the ex-
change desk.
The Elks ran a full page ADVERTISE
ment in Devils Lake paper setting
forth the fates of the fifty prospective
at the institution of the
new lodge there.
Martineau's store at St. John was
totally destroyed by fire.
A number Of improvements have
been made in the county Jail and
sheriff's house at Rolla.