Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-17

Is completed.
s.
An Ambrose firm shipped 720 dozen
eggs last week.
The banquet for Judge Buttz at Dew
lis Lake has been indefinitely post
poned.
g. 80
The dairy interests should receive
full consideration from the statet leg.
ie,ure.
. O. Gilkcy advance nan fer a
| shtA. was frozen to death lar Y. as
Lake. "
The COurier-NeWs, with It's color
press. is dashing out some loud ads
these days.
The new library building for James.
town college was appropriately dedi'
Gated Monday night.
$50
The Portland International has a
new stunt. 1t is runnis a twenty
years hence column.
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AT the annual meeting of the Devils
Lake Commercial club w. II. Horton
was named president.
50
Little Dick Miller, of the Ambrose
school, had his fingers smashed in a
door, and he is sore about it.
Wonder if the young man at Willis
ton who was run owe by an OK team
will ever be fast enough to get any
where.
The banquet given by the Sons and
Daughters of Norway in Devils Lake
recently is said to have been a great
event. .. g..
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The First Presbyterian church of
Fargo has made a great growth with
in the past ten months, according to
the annual report.
Two men entered a home in Devils
Lake the other night and started to
tear the proprietor's clothes, where.
upon, it is said, "he licktum."
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The first fireworks at the present
session of the legislature were set off
when it was proposed to do away with
the house and senate written journals.
North Dakota farmers have gained
a lot of practical information on many
! subjects related to their industry at
tine TriState meetings in Fargo this
week. ~"
The Neche C%hronotype carries a live
booster notice on it's back page that
gives readers a good opinion Of the
town. 49,.
0. j. Thomas, of jamestown, repre-.
senting the J. l. Case company, has
been promoted to the rank OF manager
Of the company's branch house at Bill
ings. r.
! The editor OF the Hastings Times
claims he had his face frozen about
six times making a drive the other
day. That's better than having it
roasted.
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Plans for a new theatre OF the site
of the old Masonic temple at Grand
Forks have been made and a stock
company may be organized to erect a
structure.
Since the second Indian at Devils
Lake has been frozen to death while
intoxicated, it is reported that the gov
eminent intends finding out where
they get their whisKey.
A bill introduced into the legisla-
ture plans the establishment of two
great state highways, one from Fargo
and one from Grand Forks, both west
to the Montana boundary.
1t is said that Cando sends many
students to the various educational
institutions OF the state each season.
and that this season sees an excep-
tionally large number going.
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V. %Stefanson, the artic explorer,
formerly a student at the North Da-
kota u. has been delivering a series
of very interesting lectures on the
Eskimo at Grand Forks.
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NJ. B. Dowd of Williston was award
ed $4,000 against C. A. McGinnity of
the same place as the result of a quar-.
rel two years ago in which Wowd was
fearfully beaten.
John Barnett of Minot was badly in
jured in a ear end collision between
two freight trains near owner. Bar
nett has several broken ribs and his
collar bone was fractured. .
s.
Now that the Better Farming move.
ment has become familiar in North
Dakota, there is a general tendency
to take hold. 1t promises to have
a very successful year this year.
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The North Dakota state poultry
show, being held at Fargo this week,
is said to surpass, in number of birds
displayed and m the excellence of the
exhibits. any like show, ever held in
the state.
The old we'll bucket, not oaken, but
made of iron and weighing forty