Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-03-21
News Of the State

lnnuence 10 nave Tue 0OO AAc eAIShu
it's Bismarck passenger service from
Minot to Kenmare.
A dog mutilator is reported at work
at Kenmare and several large rewards
! have been offered for his apprehen-
, sion.
The ladies' of the Valley City I'm
provement league have arranged for
meeting OF the farmers wives or
Barnes county.
The residents of Gackle want the
Northern Pacific depot moved nearer
town.
Steps are being taken toward start
ing the new town of LaWther on the
N. P. east Of Elgin.
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The new chemical engine has ar
rived at Granville.
A non-spitting campaign is on in
! Fargo.
Much of the grain produced near
Kuhn has been declared unfit for seed.
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The new creamery at Baldwin Is ex-
pected to be in operation by June l.
A debate on Socialism" was post
poned at Underwood because the date
conflicted with that of Methodist
revival.
The Herald publishes three col
umn cut of the front perspective Of
the proposed new opera house for Will
liston.
With his arm caught in the betting
of the machinery of the Williston mill,
C. l.. Merrill had a narrow escape
from death.
The promoters of the big Winnipeg
fair have asked the North Dakota Ma
tional Guard to camp on their fair
grounds during the big exhibition in
| stead of the annual camping at Devils
Lake.
John FOssum, wanted in Montana,
was captured by Sheriff Olson of Will
liston.
1t took the chief of police at VIII
liston just thirty minutes to locate
the thief and return stolen pocket
book to it's rightful owner.
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There is great interest throughout
the state in the finale of the state
high high school debating league.
A Churches Ferry boy had three
teeth knocked out by being struck by
hockey stick in the hands of a
playmate who lost his balance and
threw his arm in the air to save him.
self from fall.
! A labOrer on the Great Northern got
in the road of a tie that was being
| unloaded from car and had one leg
broken.
Judge S. l.. Nuchols is sitting on
two cases at the district court at Nc
! Clusky in which affidavits of prejudice
have been filed again Judge Winchest-
er
Williston would organize boosters
club.
A sugar beet factory may be estab-
lished at Williston.
The appointment of George E. Child
as postmaster at Kenmare was g CIT
surprise to many of his friends.
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A call for forming a better farming
association was signed by large
number of we'll known and representa-
tive farmers OF Stutsman county.
! J. A. Laingen, a prominent North
Dakotan living near Berlin, has been
sued for 10000 by Chicago young
lady for alleged breach of promise.
Many new tructures on the Rich
land county fair grounds at Wahpe-
ton are being contemplated.
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| Frank Karlberg of Mercer died very
| suddenly while engaged in his usual
| routine of daily farm work.
Two dual field and track meets have
been scheduled by tho stata univer-
sity, one with Hamline College and the
other with the A. C.
The fire alarm brought out the resi-
{ dents of the town and all that result
ed was bad scare.
The seventh and eighth grades of
Fargo will hold a kite flying contest
in June.
Hundreds of people ATTENDED the
grand opening of Prizes cafe at Far
60 which has been closed since last
September when twas burned out.
STOVES AND RANGES.
Both new and second hand all styles
and sizes. See Faunce for prices. l
sell for cash or on time payments.
Call and see me for terms.
Tomato, cabbage, cauliflower, pansy
and bedding flower plants; large,
double transplanted, heavily rooted.
Best stock on market. Send for list.