Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-28
News Of the State

/ N eWs OF the State !
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Editor Kellogg of the Cakes Jour-
nal objects strenuously to the per cent
penalty for non-payment of taxes.
Three hundred oyster steWs were
served free at the grand OPENING of
! the new hotel at Glendale.
| Some editors are suggesting that
the county commissioners or sheriff
be notified when any parties owing
personal tax make preparations to
move away.
Counterfeit Canadian two-bit pieces
have made their appearance at
Cakes.
George Lutz of jamestown was
elected president of the North Da'
| kota Lumbermen's association for the
ensuing year.
Leading hotel men of the state
want law enacted providing for the
| payment of expenses incurred in no.
tel inspection from the state Golfers.
The Northern Pacific road will
award two silver cups for high scores
| at the Dairymen's convention at
jamestown in February.
Eastern sportsmen who fear the
early extinction of the prairie chick
en- would like to have a law setting
aside strip of territory six miles
| wide across the north side of each
county in several western states to
be designated and set apart as "bird
refugees"
A pitched battle is reported to be
raging at Underwood over the post
mastership.
The schools at Garrison were
closed a week on account of case
of diphtheria.
The county commissioners of Nc.
Lean county have adopted resolu-
ton that all county officers must turn
into the county treasury all fees and
fines collected in the performance of
their duties each month before they
will he given warrants for their
monthly salaries.
After the first of April the post
office at New England will be an in
ternational postal money order Office.
Residents Of the southwestern Sec
ton of the state are kicking on re-
ceiving their mail over the new Mil
waukee line.
New England people rejoice over
the arrival of the first car of immi'
grant household goods to reach the
city over the Cannonball branch of
the Milwaukee.
The New England lodge of Yoemen
was awarded the state prize banner
for the greatest gain in membership
in the last quarter of 1910.
~
Many farmers are planning to at
tend the first annual meeting of the
Dry Farming congress at Dickinson.
Magic City theatergoers hail with
delight the announcement that a new |
three-story opera house is to be erect
ed there during the summer.
Building plans for 1911 throughout
the state call for an expenditure of
several million dollars.
of star chamber legislation rejoice
that the bills were finally ordered to
be printed.
North Dakota 1lks had a jolly time
while instituting the new lodge at
The general sentiment throughout
the state is favorable to the action
Of the s0lons in boosting for Frisco
for the Panama-Pacific exposition in
1915. {
Committees of Company G of Val 6
ey City are hustling their arrange
nents for their twenty.sixth annual ,
e IL.
a full blooded Indian baby was /
;0rn recently in hotel in James, |
own and is thriving as we'll as If his '
into the world had occurred 6
n an old time tepee. 1t
A single telephone wire tangled up q
runaway team at Marstonmoor in
uch manner that the driver Sc.
cured control of them before any
lamage was done.
The J. I. Case company will estab.