Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-20
News Of the State

"Under Arizona's Skies" was put
on at Hatton by home talent.
Everybody in Elgin set out trees
last week, on his own property, and
in the city park.
! Burglars at Kaiser secured several
suits of clothes and some valuable
papers.
Wolf in Dickeycounty is new post
office supplied from Forbes.
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Dickinson Elks have raised the
money with which to build $4,000
home.
Melvin H. Howe, defendant in a
horse stealing case in Mckenzie coun.
ty court, has been brought back from
Kansas City, placed in Jail at the re-
quest of his bondsmen.
The Minot Daily Reporter runs a
personal note in the society column
Announcing the illness of Mrs. Taft.
A Buchanan man presented every
church goer in the town carnatiOn
on Mothers day.
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Minot has received the plans and
specifications for her new Carnegie
library.
Injunctions have been issued against
the bawdy houses of Fargo.
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Minot church people saw that even
the hospital patients had carnations
on Mothers day.
The new landlord of the leading no.
men at whist party and banquet SO
as to get acquainted right on the
start.
An Old Settlers Association is to
be organized at Osnabrock.
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Williston is waging war on dogs.
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Lieutenant Governor Burdick will
speak at the opening Of the Great
Northern hotel at Devils Lake on
June I.
A bank at Cooperstown will give
a hundred dollars in prizes for the best
corn grown in Griggs county.
Geneseo has a lightweight prize
fighter who is anxious to be matched
with somebody or something.
Down at CasseltOn a course dinner |
is referred to as a progressive din |
ner."
The Casselton Reporter says the re-
cent rains killed all the grasshop-
pers.
Young boys at Casselton have de-
vised a new form Of sport-They shoot |
at their neighbors' chickens every |
time you kill chicken it counts one
point:
Dickinson is trying to get free city
mail delivery. and thinks her wish
es will be granted.
Dickinson's commercial club has
taken a new lease of life.
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The contract has been let for the an.
mex to the St. Charles hotel at Dick
|nson. The cost will be in the neigh
Of 100000.
Dickinson has passed an ordinance
such as is urged by humane societies.
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Another new town in the state is
Lefor, IA miles south of Gladstone.
The Dickinson Record-Post is re-
sponsible for the statment that the
new village is "telephonically, con-
'eeted with Gladstone
Mr.. Steelmassczuk and Mr.. Scep-
<osky took out naturalization papers
1t Dickinson this week.
Wahpeton is happy in the news that
Barnum & Bailey's circus will show in
hat town on July 4.
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The revival meeting at Nekoma.
which lasted two weeks. closed with
l sacred concert.
]. w. Foley will give readings for
he entertainment of the teachers who
will meet at Milton on June IA.
s.
The Munich Herald printed a big
picture of William Jennings Bryan
asst week.
Sarles held an election to decide the
question of voting bonds for city
bark. The bonds carried. two to
me.
Newspapers of nearly every twon In
North Dakota had accounts this week
# lightning striking house or barn
n that vicinity during the recent
torn.
A milliner failed at Langdon. The I
took was turned over to the owner OF
he building for rent due He doesn't
now an ostrich plume from feather