Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-25

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The city council at Fargo is max.
ing an effort to collect the back taxes
of that city.
The old frame viaduct across the
Great Northern tracks at MinOt is to
be condemned.
The Lansford Journal Is proud OF
the fine work the hospital in that
town is doing. .
An expert accountant is providing
a G system. of bookkeeping for the
city commission at Devils Lake.
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The farm boys of Stutsman county
will have an cncampment at the va
ley City ch%autauqua this summer.
The building OF railroads in Mcken-
zie county this summer will make that
county an active section Of North Da.
kOta.
The city engineer of Fargo has ad.
vised against purchasing the old cells
Of the county Jail for the city bastile
there.
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The publishers OF the state would
do we'll to become posted on the fake
advertising law passed ut the last SEES.
sion
S. NJ. Collins, an old time resident
OF Mcintosh county, died in Il BIS
marck hospital. He vas buried at
Ashley.
Sam Matthew'S, former proprietor
OF the Waldorf hotel at Fargo, has
just returned from his winter home in
Oregon.
The papers at Grand Forks speal;
in the highest terms OF Chief Runge,
who has just been appointed state
fire marshal.
Joseph .Jascki was found uncon'
sciOus from drink in a. filthy Dom at
Devils Lake, and died from alcoholism
three hours aftcrward.
Tho senior class play for the state
university this year had to be called
Off because SO many Of he students
were unable to take part.
President Wilson has won the real
regard Of young America, and a large
proportion Of the older ones by prov.
ing to be Il rabid baseball fan.
Philip WOehl Of Kuhn tried to stop
a runaway team attached to Il disc
and was thrown under the disc, sew
eral ribs broken and he was otherwise
injured.
Every day see the surrender OF
more druggists permits in the north
ern part Of the state. North Dakota
will sOOn he as dry as Il mOuthinl OF
cotton. FL
The board of penal and charitable
institutions spent some time at
jamestown looking over the buildings
and figuring on plans for the new
structures.
Elmer Smith was rcappointed chief
OF police ;of MinOta inspire Of the fact
Tint ihe " was OPPOSED by President
Nehemiah Davis, president of the
commission.
Mrs. Gust Hendricks of Plaza il
almost worn out from the diligent
search she has been making for her
husband, who disappeared from his
home April o.
A baseball team for Valley City this
season is now a certainty, though
many OF the fast players there last
season became tired of waiting and
signed with other teams.
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James Stewart, a Fargo alderman,
accused Of being drunk, was dismiss
ed after a sensational trial and now
he will start a suit for damages
against the chief Of police.
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Fargo has seventeen candidates
for city commissioner who have their
petitions filed for the election to be
held April 80. Editor Jud Jordan of
the Fargo Blade is in the list.
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Heinrich Quasi, a farmer, living
near Ashley, was thrown from his
pillow into some burning stubble, and
being stunned by the fall, was fatal.
~ burned, dying some hours later.
s.
A team Of horses supposed to have
been stolen from a farmer near Max
were found Is. miles away. It is
thought the parties taking the horses
feared detection and turned the ami
mails loose.
\ An N. P. passenger train struck an
auto on a crossing at Tower City and
the car was smashed into smither-
Gems. The occupants, including a
number Of ladies, jumped for their
lives and escaped being killed.
The N. P. railroad authorities are
making but little headway In ascer-
tanning the whereabouts OF Brakeman
Rutherford, who disappeared after he
was last een In Bismarck, and It Is
thought nov that his fate viii never
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