Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-26

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MinOt has an amateur aviator VINO
is building an airship and one OF tne
newspaper men of that city has vol
unteered to ride the thing on It's tria
fight. This beats the Damon and
Pythias proof of devotion.
The time of the year is again al
hand when the city council Is again
deciding upon the constitutionality OF
the appropriation of money for the
band.
A blind pigger at Oriska is lodging
behind trees, since the law enforce
ment league officials got on his trail
s. =.
Ex-Representative Freeman of Max
bass has determined to 60 to his
grave with the title 'ex." and will keep
out Of politics.
A Sheridan county man who had
threatened to shoot his wife was de-
clared sane, although the insanity
board went no further in the way OF
taking sides."
There has been a general home-com-
ing of horse thieves in this state dur
ing the past three weeks, but all OF
the former residents" came back I'M
der personal supervision OF the sher1n.
A tourist printer who worked at
Medora the other day broke into the
columns of the state press, his chief
claim to distinction being the fact that
he had never stayed any place long
enough to get his mail.
The losers in the recent fire at Man.
dan have received their insurance at
least those who had the forethought
to take out policy.
The Wilton business men have
promised the ball team OF that town
that If they can show that they can
put up good game they will not need
to give pie socials in order to get the
funds for new uniforms, etc. But II
the team is on the bum. the support
will be along the same lines.
The town board of Wilton paid 500
for a new dumping ground.
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Miss Augusta Johnson and William
Johnson, both of Wilton, were married
recently. The couple were not re-
lated.
It is said that the Mandan sports
are willing to wager their next weeks
salary on the outcome Of the ball game
to be played there next Sunday.
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One of the chief guests Of the Home
hotel at Ashley when it was destroyed
by fire was a rather cOrpulent man,
a travelling salesman, who opened the
door of his room to find the hallway
sheet Of fame. But with great pres
ence of mind he grasped the fire rope
in the room and let himself out OF
window. But he neglected to notice
which end of the rope he had taken
hold of and when he started on his
descent he dropped with thud. How
ever. he retained his grip on the "far
end" OF the rope.
The fair sex Is to be reckoned with
at Ludden. The Ludden correspon.
dent of the Cakes Times says: Miss
Hill loaded a car with hay one day
last week." 80 lightning struck
Miss Chaplin's barn. completely de-
molishing it." 49, Mrs. A. c. Foster
has sold her farm south of town and
invested the money in town prop
erty.'
Working on the section is made a
pleasure by the section men Of Ludden
who have rugged up Galloway engine
on their hand car and make 1t do the
work. ~. ~
"A card of thanks published in a
Dickey county paper says: I'VE desire
to thank all those who assisted our
beloved one during her illness and aft
er her DEATH
The Grano Dramatic Club is work
ing on another production.
Kenmare young ladies gave q party
at which half Of them wore male at
tire. 1t was what men call q hen
party"
The Lansford Times plant has been
sold to the Foxholm Leader.
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At New England a big dance Will
be given tonight. at which the entire
band will be used to supply the music.
Rural route carriers out Of Sherwood
deliver the mail in automobiles and
on motorcycles.
A farmer in the Sherwood neighbor-
hood tries to pillow Is acres and ID rods
in Is hours and Is minutes, every day
until he has his blowing done.
Devils Lake wants a paper mill.
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A new Ferry boat now plays between
Emmons county and the Fort Rice
district.
Not Satisfied with having taken two