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

dent of Kidder county for over 30
years, is dead from a severe siege
of typhoid pneumonia.
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The First State Bank of Dawson
will give prizes for the best cOndi-
toned farms in that vicinity and is
inviting all farmers to enter the con-
test.
The Dawson creamery reports an
increase in business for January over
the same month a year ago.
Minot Elks will hold their annual
ball on Washington's birthday.
There is some scrap on at Minot
over the title of the proposed site
for the new federal building.
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A Dawson woman who has been
spending year or two tn San Fran
cisco has been obliged to return to
North Dakota as the damp climate
on the coast was too much for her.
The MinQt Opera house will be re-
modelled and the st. Paul Symphony
orchestra has been engaged for the
grand opening.
The new indoor target galleries
which have been issued to the state
militia companies are being put to
good use by the prospective sharp
shooters.
Devils Lake hotels are being taxed
| to their capacity to accommodate the
convention crowds there this week.
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The Devils Lake Daily Journal is
coming out in two sections during
the meeting of the implement dealers.
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The third annual ''get-together" din
ner and smoke talk of the MinOt |
Commercial club proved a great sue |
cess.
Many of the papers of the state |
express their regret over the illness |
of NJ H. Jewell of the Bismarck Tri.
bune.
Telephone wires were put out of
commission all over the state during !
the recent storms.
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Thomas Kelly, a pioneer of Bot !
tineau county, is dead at the home !
of his sister near Bottineau of par
alysis.
Some Ruby men recently visited
Andy Jones in the federal prison at
Leavenworth and found him doing
cement work in the construction OF
new building.
The water proposition at Paramount
is becoming serious one.
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The Walsh county court house at
Grafton is undergoing some much
needed repairs.
The carpenters of Devils Lake are
protesting that the business men OF
the city are letting too many con-
tracts to outside parties.
The press of the northwest is al.
most unanimously against the reel
procity treaty and many of the Ca
madam papers are also.
Many of the pioneer farmers of the
state are of the opinion that all con-
ditions at the present time point to
a bumper crop in 1911.
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Driscoll is also to have series Of
revival meetings.
Wilton is rejoicing over the OPEN
ing of it's new academy, which is
being fostered by the Central Pres
cyterian church of New York city.
It showed and bowed at Fargo
A bad record for the water wagon
was established at Fargo during the
month of January when the sum of
$3.50 was paid into the Golfers OF
the city treasury. which is said to be
the largest amount since Judge Miller
las taken the office.
Congressman Gronna is sworn in
as United States senator and has
been assigned to temporary seat
in the Cherokee strip.
The Casselton and Wahpeton high
school teams debated on the question
Resolved, That the Constitution of
the State of North Dakota Should be
Amended so as to Provide for the
Initiative and Referendum"
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Judge Crawford has reserved his
decision in the contest case at Wah-
peton on the sheriff's Office fight.
Richland county still has two sheriffs.