Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-03-04
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cold dinner on the table.
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Seven horses on the track ahead of
it outran the Great Northern train
on the Langdon branch from Easily
to Langdon.
Eddie Braaten, twelve year old
boy of Wang, was accidentally shot
by a playmate.
While it has not been found posi-.
BILE to make rain, something even
better has been discovered, and that
is that moisture can be bottled up
in the soil.
The mad dog scare has once more
made its appearance in the vincity
of Courtenay.
A telephone crew is busy installing
the new line at Courtenay.
The Hatton firemen had big time
at their party last week.
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1t may be of interest to some resi-
dents of the state to know that Sec
rotary Of War Dickinson has called
a meeting Of parties interested In
freight rates between the Atlantic and
Pacific coasts via the Panama canal.
Railway mail clerks in this section
are indignant at the arrest of Editor
Walters Of the Harpoon, published at
Denver in the interests of the railway
mail service.
The January term of the district
court at Devils Lake expired by limi-
tation.
The farmers institute at Devils Lake
was a great success.
The Hope Pioneer ran four full
page advertisements advertising pub
lie sales.
The Womans Club of Hope will open
a rest and reading room.
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A number of Munich men enjoyed
a weeks fishing trip at Rock Lake.
The Langdon creamery company
has been making extensive improve
ments in its property.
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Superintendent Newcomb has ben
doing some good work for the Society
for the Friendless.
The tennis club at McHenry is plan
ming big doings for the coming year.
In answer to some of the knockers
the Mimic Journal published a COM
parative list of taxes of other towns
as compared with those in Mimic,
which table was favorable to Mimic.
The state convention of the Royal
Neighbors lodge attracted many dele
gates to Minot.
Minot is having a war with the coun-
ty commissioners over their action in
asking the resignation Of the matron
Of the county hospital.
The Minot papers have agreed on a
new scale OF advertising rates.
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Two of the young men at Dogden
are said to have become so scared at
a mouse that they kicked up enough
to arouse the entire neigh.
now the ladies wear the
smile that won't come off.
Dogden residents do not like the |
sight or stray horses on the main
street all hours of the day.
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The state convention of socialists
recently closed at Minot are said to
have voted to recall Wesley Fassett,
he only socialist member of the state
legislature for alleged failure to do
lis duty.
A bridge case in Bowman county
will be decided by the supreme court.
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There are many improvements be.
ng made at New Rockford.
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Kernels Brewer suggests great
creamery plant for Fargo,
which would work a hardship on the
many local creameries which have
cen made possible by the farmers
I the state digging up the money
ut Of their own pockets.
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There are 100000 acres of land to
Q thrown open for settlement when
he Fort Berthold reservation is turn.
d over to the public.
A small boy and some matches near
? started q fire in the depot at Merri'
curt.
There is a revival of building oper-
lions at Williston.
The county commissioners set aside !
10 rooms in the court house at Will ,
ston formerly used by the states {
ttorney for the new district court
hambers.
A Texas editor refuses to publish
bituary notices of people who, while t
wing, failed to subscribe to his pap