Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-03
News of the State

The News ran picture of flying
machine which has been secretly con
structed at Kenmare and which is ex-
pected to soon be flying over that city.
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| A Mountain man had his left leg
caught in the ROLLERS of feed mill
with the result that he is minus three
| fingers.
The Neche Chronotype was printed
at the Office of the Bathgate Pink Pa
per as result of the partial destruc-
! ton of it's plant by fire.
+. f. Fee of Rolla has applied for
a patent on device for guiding trac-
ton engines used in blowing which is
| sad to be so constructed that an en-
CINE can lie trusted to steer itself in
an absolutely straight line either on
the road ir in the field.
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William Showers was arrested at
Rolla on charge Of assault with a
dangerous weapon.
Compulsory military service of from
one to three years for every able-bod-
led young man in the United States.
which it is said may become neces-
sity before many years have passed,
has been strenuously discussed in the
columns of some of the state week
lies
The militia companies of the state
which are being inspected by regu-
lar army officer detailed by the war
department are said to be in excellent
condition for the field, the North Da
kota regiment having a national repu-
tation as one of the best prepared
and hardest working organizations of
the national guard in the country.
La MOure residents rendered a re-
ception to Rev. Mcintyre the new
Presbyterian minister.
Dickey's first market day was a
hummer.
The Dickey commercial club is Of
ferring $50 corn prizes this year.
Swarms of settler are said to be
moving into Bowman and Billings
counties.
The building boom for 1911 has al
ready commenced in the capital city
and the men who know predict that
Bismarck will soon become the lead
ing metropolis of the state.
Vpham is to have creamery meet
ing.
One farmer for each quarter section
of land is the aim of the Town Crier's
club, the real estate board and the
commercial club Of Fargo.
The decision OF eX-secretary Balling-
er recently made public has taken
away the last hope Of the farmers and
water users in the northwestern sec
ton Of the state who may now be
charged $4,000 per 100 acres for the
use OF The government water on their
lands for ten years.
The North Dakota Academy of Sci.
ence will hold an annual meeting at
Grand Forks in the middle of April.
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Stark county has had no requests
to furnish seed grain to it's farmers
this year which is pretty good in
dication of the prosperity of the Gold
en- Valley farmers.
The school board Of Colquhon
school district of Renville county has
decided to open two new schools to
accommodate its educational needs.
Elizabeth Fike of Ellison, who was
employed as a cook in a Mandan no.
tel died as a result Of burns received
when her clothing caught on fire.
The Jud commercial club is in COM
munication with an eastern firm rela-
tive to the establishment of fix
tow mill there.
One of the school ma ans at Beach
was badly injured as result of be-
ing thrown from horse.
A movement is being fostered by !
the Drayton commercial club for the
of wool warehouse at |
that point.
Drayton township will vote in favor !.
of being bonded for $4,000 to assist in !
in the construction of the Drayton
bridge across the Red river,
While playing on the school grounds
at Renville, little Joe Barry had the
to break his leg.
The three Indian portraits painted
by Margaretha E. Heisser which were
purchased by the state one on display
in the art gallery of the Minneapolis
public library.
The Napoleon creamery. which is
doing much for the development of
Napoleon and Logan county, is said to
be doing a good business.