Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-18

Harry W%aringsasen was arrested in
a "shack' at Minot, charged with
blindpigging.
Capt. r. w. Main has been reap
pointed fish commissioner for the en-
suing two years.
in Fargo o that the school trouble
has been settled.
There seems to be no lack Of am
didatcs for city commissioners in
Fargo.
The Reporter is the name of the
paper that will be started soon at
Futile, One Of the new towns on the
ringree.Wilton branch. L. A. War
ner, formerly Of the Dickey Reporter,
will be the editor.
The new city council at Valley City
More new sidewalks have been or
dered for Valley City.
has organized.
Dr.. Putnam has finished ten years
as director Of the Agricultural col
legc band at Fargo.
The WaIrrWOrkS system at Grand
Forks is to be improved this sum-
mer.
The new city council at Grand
Forks has organized and laid plans
for an active administration.
Work has been commenced on the
new county Jail and sheriff's resi-
dence at Fargo.
The infant son of DR.. Scholberg Of
Minot narrowly escaped death when
he drank a cupful of gasoline.
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There is much interest being taken
in corn raising in Emmons county.
Country roads around the state are
becoming passable for automobiles.
There is much anxiety at James,
town owe the disappearance OF
Brakeman Rutherford, who has not
been found since his train left Bis
marck Monday.
Rev. A. f.. Won Still has been APP
pointed juvenile court officer for Ken
mare.
The Grafton Record wants some ac-
ton taken to raise the balance OF
the money to pay for the silver serv-
ice of the battleship North Dakota.
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The Neville Commercial club turn
ed in some subscriptions to the flood
sufferers in Ohio and Indiana.
Constable Joe Smith got mixed up
with an oil pump at Hazelton and al
most drowned himself in oil.
The price of wheat in Winnipeg is
as high or higher on the daily quota
tons as the price in Minneapolis.
Mrs. William Stabler ran a large
rusty nail completely through her foot
at Mandan. Blood poisoning is fear
ed. 3
The Golden Valley Chronicle thinks
T. B. Casey of Dickinson will win out
over NJ. A. Hildreth for U. S. district
attorney.
Farmers in the vicinity of Glendive,
Mont, are going to attempt to raise
North Dakota.
The plant Of the defunct Rutland
Herald has been sold to Editor Ross,
who will add the material to The
Cayuga Gazette.
Maj. J. S. Murphy, who has been
appointed farm expert for the 500
lines, plans two model farms in the
vicinity Of Ryder.
!, North Dakota is basking in almost
midsummer weather and reports come
Of freezing temperatures in Iowa
Kansas and Nebraska.
John LaMalfa of largo broke an
, electric light bulb and attempted to
eat the glass. He was in Jail on a
charge Of burglary.
The coroner's jury declared that
Cashier Funk was murdered at Wash
burn. Evidence seems to be piling
UP against a bank clerk.
From the many reports of attempt
ed swindles by the old Spanish game
in North Dakota, The Minot Optic
thinks some must be "biting."
The James river went or a rampage
near Cakes and some farmers were
compelled to o v their stock and
their families to higher ground.
An action for divorce has been be
Egun against L. c. Eby of Minot by
Mrs. Eby, who resides in Cedar Rap
ids, Iowa. Desertion is the charge.