Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-07
News Of the State

The Hettinger Choral club will Civ
it's first concert early in May.
While Mrs. Oscar Perry was helping
her husband in the job press room O
the Bathgate Pink Paper, her left hand
was caught in job press and was
badly lacerated.
Henry McCabe, one OF the earliest
settlers of Grand Forks county, is in
jail suffering from severe attack OF
insanity.
There are several criminal cases on
the district court calendar at Hetting.
er.
Farmers in the vicinity of Logan re-
port thousands of dead fishes in the
Mouse river.
Mrs. William Bulge, formerly post.
mistress at Grand Forks, was injured
in an auto accident at A1edford, Ore
There is hot fight between two
school distrists Of Grand Forks coun.
ty over the removal of one of the
schools.
Three ugly looking wolves startled
the residents Of Crary.
The Westhope Standard thinks that
some of the state weeklies should
change their date of publication to con.
form more closely to the date of issue
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Judge w. J. KneeshaW of Pembina,
has returned to his home after an ex-
tended business visit to Texas.
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DR.. Will Hotchkiss of New Rock
ford has been elected superintendent
of the state insane asylum at James
town.
N. B. Mathews of Denbigh, has sold
his interests in the Denbigh State
bank to F.. G. Bullock of Sherwood,
Mich, who was elected cashier and a
director of the institution.
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Crosby will build a court house.
The petition sent in to Washington
from Cavalier county protesting
against reciprocity was over thirty
three feet long.
The Red River Valley Dental Asso-
citation held ii semi-annual meeting
at Grand Forks.
Jacob Diez, one Of the Oldest set
tiers of Morton county, died at his
home at Elgin.
There is unusual interest being
taken all over the state in the propos-
ed briquetting plant at Kenmare.
49,
Milton may have an electric light
plant.
New Salem voters decided they
wanted to be incorporated as a city.
to dispose of his farm and invest in
Washington land wrote to a friend
that he had been ''stung" and wished
himself back in "the land of sunshine
and opportunities"
Faith, the new town on the Stand
ing Rock reservation, must have re-
membered that faith without works
is dead" for it has granted rs year
franchise to light and power company.
The Dickinson Press was Johnny.
on-the.spot when it came to running
pictures of the dynamiting outrage
there.
There will be So Sundays in this
year, an occurrence which will not
happen again for 40 years.
C. E. Manning has resigned his po-
sition as assistant chief of the Fargo
fire department..
The layman's missionary movement
will be gwen an added impetus at the
convention to be held at Fargo April
8 and 10.
John Truck a railway employe, was
ground under thew heels Of switch
engine at Fargo.
Editor H. +, Johnson Of Donny-
brook Courier has sold his paper to
F. A. Parratt of Lisbon, the latter
assuming charge at once.
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There was little excitement in any
of the city and village elections thru.
out the state this year.
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Prof. Forster of Harvey has ac-
cepted the position of superintendent
of the Williston public schools for
the ensuing year.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Business
mart-sound about the same and all
mean the same-watch Bismarck
grow.
An Enderlin man is said to have
invented device to assist in loading
grain cars from elevators without
the operator going inside the car