Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-03-02
Of the State

AoSS~
hair restorer.
Bowman county papers think that
these North Dakotans who went to
Florida for the winter should have
come out their way.
The new electric light plant at Kuhn
is nearly completed and is said to be
one of the best lighting systems in the
state for any town of that size.
The postmaster at OsnabrOck will
move to Minneapolis and there is
three-cornered fight on for that gov.
eminent position.
Champ Clark is scheduled for sever
al addresses in North Dakota during
, the summer.
The Park River commercial club has
been reorganized and had little gin
ger injected into it.
Gascoyne defeated Scranton in a
whist tournament.
The Milwaukee will run two new all
steel trains through to the coast.
A glee club has been organized at
Fessenden in conjunction with the
band.
-
A stray porker broke up freeze
out game at Verona.
On account Of bad roads, eight loads
of hay tipped over in succession while
making a trip from Towner to Rug
by.
Fresno Dan" Russell is said to be
opening the mail addressed to "Dako-
ia Dan" Russell and the governor of
Massachusetts was appealed to to
make him cut it out.
A free trip to San Francisco is Of
cred the winner Of the first prize In
the state spelling contest which will
be held late in the spring.
Some of the Fessenden youths are
said to be fast becoming past masters
in use of cuss words and the Free
Press wants them to learn to curb
their unruly tongues.
Four carloads of farm machinery
were recently, received by a Bowbells
firm, the shipment being one OF the
largest ever sent to that thriving 1T
tie town.
s. P. Killy has been appointed post
master at Rhame and plans the erec-
ton of a new building to be used for
postoffice purposes.
The Dickinson Press ran cut OF
the New Masonic temple.
Grand Forks is to have a new city
hall and has decided to use Dickinson
brick for its construction.
The Dickinson rife team won
match from a Milwaukee team OF
sharpshooters.
The Prayer of the Horse is being
generally printed in the state week
lies.
Editor Lowe of the La Moure Echo
CHANGED to go to church one Sunday
morning and heard a sermon on
Heaven" which greatly Impressed
him, and he may go to church again.
The Minot humane officer is waging
war on the men who fail to support
their wife and families.
At a meeting of the Renville Farm
ers' club a proposition was adopted
whereby each farmer agrees to ex-
pertinent with an acre of land, either
in planting new seed, or In using
system of tillage different from the
methods formerly employed.
The Benedict Banner was designat-
ed as the official paper of Stevenson
county before the injunction was is'
sued.
Benedict people are wondering IN
what county they are living, anyway.
|, Perkins county, South Dakota, is
now claiming Billy Sherrard, the
wrestler.
Adams county farmers have already
done considerable narrowing and
dragging.
The Tribune thinks a live CONNER
cial club would be good thing for
Sykeston.
A survey of the territory proposed
to be embraced in the village OF
Regent was recently made by Milwau-
kee engineers.
The spring building boom at Het'
finger is still going on.
Charles Kaiser, a young man at
Mott who was in charge of the cleo
trio light plant at that place met his
death by being overcome by coal gas.
Mott is to have a farmers institute.
in March-also a -four mill in the
near future.