Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-25
of the State

The home of P. w. Clark near Bor
dulac, burned, the loss being 5000. Z.
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Farmers in the Turtle Lake neigh
borhood are putting in large acreage
of spuds.
The G. A. R. and w. r. c. of Cakes
will see that Decoration day is OBJ
served.
The commercial club of Cakes has
moved into it's new home. which has
included among it's furnishings ct
of fine billiard and pool tables.
John Andrews has retired from the
management of the Lidgerwood
Broadaxe. F. A. Hobza has leased
the plant.
The state Catholic Order of For
esters will meet at Bismarck on June
49,
An applicant for naturalization pa
pers at Dickinson was unable to name
either the governor of North Dakota
or the president of the United States.
Somebody said he must have been a
suffragette.
A St. Paul man has bought the Bank
of Berthold.
The Towner ball team defeated the
Rugby team by score of 80 to In
a game played recently.
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Branches of the state humane socie'
ty are being organized all over the
state.
The three-cornered fight for the job
of postmaster at Crosby is ended and
C. E. Styer gets the place.
the Almont Arena.
The Carson Press got out good
special edition on the occasion of it's
third anniversary.
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The Almont Arena says hailst0nes
four inches in diameter fell In that
locality during the recent strom. Many
windows were broken out.
The jamestown Alert says twenty
hoboes dropped off of one freight from
the east the other day.
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Sunday ball at Anamoose does not
make much of hit-the club was SIS
in the hole after paying the expenses
of the game played on Sunday at that !
town recently.
A Fargo man has been arrested for |
sending an obscene letter to a young
lady of that town.
A safe was being lowered into a
basement of a building at MinOt. The
team which was being used to hold
the safe on the skids ran away, jerk
ing the heavy safe up against the floor
of the building. tearing out the front.
Two Washers got into trouble at
Grand Forks.
A white slave prOcurer was thWart-
ed in his work on train near Grand
Forks just as he had induced a young
girl who had recently ar
rived from her native land, to 60 past
her destination, under his care, he
promising to accompany her to the
home of the people who were her
friends.
The Dawson Leader wants a pleas.
ure resort established at Lake Isabel
with dance pavilion, race track and
bathing joint"
The Dawson Leader, opposed to
Sunday baseball. has given up the
light, giving this excuse: ''the whole
Tenor of the times is to an ultra
French view of Sunday living"
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The graduating class in the Minot
schools numbers thirty this year.
The Minot commercial club is plan
ling on taking the band along on the
Get Acquainted" trade extension ex.
;ursiOn.
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The Flasher Hustler makes the fol-
owing INCEST claims for that
own: LET us tell you magnifi- ,
ent truth and that is this: Ancient
Troy is a myth! Babylon is men, :
ry! Jerusalem is a picture! Rome j.;
5 a story! But busy progressive 9
flasher in Queenly North Dakota is .
he most aggressive town of its size in 9
he big empire of Morton-and what is 9
till more truthful is the iron-clad fact
hat Progressive Flasher never stands
every new born day sees her
orging ahead on the path of prog
ess. Another sterling truth is that
n and around Progressive Flasher is
he most productive soil the sun shines
n and here is the finest climate in
he world. And again, around Flasher
nd within the gates of Morton county
3 gathered together the best blood
nd brain and Drawn of nearly all ma
ions of the earth, and each individual
nan and woman is broadened by gen.
raj education and quickened and in =.
pired by independence and opportun-
ty. Flasher in many respects leads q