Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-07

Secretary Bill HoiDeln is MAKING
an effort to increase the membership
of the State Press association TO 400.
The mayor OF Edgeley became
wrathy a few days ago and slammed
the lid on the old town with a bang.
An effort will be. made in North
Dakota to celebrate the Tooth anniver-
sary of David Livingstone. March ~.
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The Brotherhood OF Railway Train
men with their wives and sweethearts
held their tenth annual ball in James
town.
The Woodwork real estate men
seem TO have got things agoing-as
there seems t be a sort of a boom
on there.
The Rolla W. c. T. U. is making
eyes at Judge Buttz. inviting him to
one OF their parties recently. On.
YOU girls!
The Minot Democrat declares that
despite the anti-pass law in No-tn
Dakota, "a favored few continue TO
have pass books"
An exchange wants TO know, What
is hell?" Just at this time OF year it
might be defined as carrying ashes
ont Of the basement.
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The Michigan Arena believes that
Governor Hanna made a wise choice
in appointing Judge Cooley to sue
coed Judge Templeton.
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a wrestling match between a
preacher and a prominent citizen at
Bisbees is said to have resulted in de-
feat for the clergyman.
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The Lefor church wants some wells
dug, and is advertising for we'll dig
gers. They might use the grave dig
gers, but they want round holes.
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Rev. Ralph T. Fulton, representing
the North Dakota Sunday School as
ISOLATION, spent a busy Sunday at
Rolla f%urthering Sunday school work.
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The Forum seems to think the
grounding pulled his hole in alter
him. Does the Forum suppose the
hog would leave the hole sticking
out?
The Martin slaughter house and the
Kensey and Shepperd fats were Or
dered closed by the city board OF
health. Don't know whether the con-
ditions were similar or not.
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The jamestown Capital says at Me-
dina there have been several close
calls from death when farmers ap-
preached the, railroad crossing in COW
cred sledS just as trains pass.
Judge Buttz has appointed Miss
Lillian Grace Topping OF Fargo as jul
venile court officer for the Second
Judicial district comprising Benson.
Ramsey. Rolette and Towner coun-
ties. .
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Langdon Courier Democrat: Edi-
tor George or The Sarles Advocate
has been called" and is making a
strenuous effort to ~eyangeliza mis-
readers. He carried four OF Pastor
Russet's sermons in the last issue OF
The Advocate
With approximately s1,20o,oos'
available for all appropriations TO oe
made at the present legislature state
institutions alone ask for over s2.ea",-
900, while the demand from other
sources runs the demand up TO near
~ $3.6d".0o0.
Wiilisron and Beach are said TO De
the greatest primary grain markets
in North Dakota. At Williston re
Gently 10000 bushels were marketed
in one day. the streets being so con
gested with farmers rigs as TO De al
most impossible.
In order to make a hurry-up delv-
cry OF coal to a customer, a W1llstoh
coal merchant sent several packages
OF Ignite by mail. thereby holding the
customer till he could get there with
a waeonload. Some business.
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The Woodwork Rustler wishes
some of the chicken thieves who are
Fostering certain parts OF the coun-
try might call at his town." for by
the removal of some OF the fowls
around that vicinity the garden pros
poets for next season might brighten
Ed Richter, official jokester oil the
State Press association and editor of
the Larimore Pioneer, refused to at
tend the firemen's dance at Devils
Lake because they wouldn't let him
dance the "wormwiggle' or the fun
blesone frolic." Arrangements will
have to he made 10 let Ed Try out
at the summer meeting Of the Press