Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-03

Inc HuFuer case dL
is creating great interest.
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There is said to be a scramble for
the postofice at Streeter.
A new better farming district has
been organized at Velva.
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The Brinsmade Commercial club
held a big booster meeting.
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Last week was a busy period for the
justice court mill at Ashley.
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Railroad activity is beginning to
manifest itself near Stanton.
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John Bisttle of Prospect, N. d., died
in the Viking hotel in Fargo.
Lars Rasmussen, employed on a
farm near Petersburg, hanged himself.
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Mrs. James Gillerlain, a pioneer res
ident Of Devils Lake, is dead.
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The county seed grain bonds issued
by Renville county have been retired.
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Joe Richards was badly mangled in
a railroad crossing accident at Rugby.
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The supreme court has handed
down a number of important deci-
sions recently.
Chris Leskie and three sons YER
arrested near Mohall for stealing
wheat.
G. C. Hortness was badly burned
when he poured gasoline on the fire
at BOttineau.
The railroads may help out the farm
labor situation by bringing laborers
into the state.
The Glee club of the university at
Grand Forks will soon start on Il trip
over North Dakota.
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Wells county farmers are taking
tremendous strides along the line OF
diversified farming.
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The train on the Farmers line out
of Devils Lake went wrong and the
train was held up for hours.
The Slope country has had a heavy
- rht1p ~~'}or ~T tho uv0S foil I
gives splendid crop prospects.
The towns of Bartlett and Doyon,
county, have become involved
in a row over school matters.
Mr.. and Mrs John Fjelstad of
Plummer township in Divide county
celebrated theirOsilver wedding.
, liz u.
e. A.. Burmeister has been elected
president and A:'E. Musgli secretary
the Glen Ullin Commercial club.
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The southeast quarter section of
25-145-94 has been selected for a town
site in Dunn county, near Manning.
A vote for the commission form Of
government means a vote for a big
ger, better and more prosperous Far
go.
The third member of the Oftedahl
to die Of tuberculosis in a
year passed away at Grafton last
week. :.
titioned the governor to appoint II. l..
OF Bismarck to the office of fire
marshal.
Judge Allen of Lisbon will take a
trip south for his health and Judge
.uessle will hold court in that dis
trict during his absence.
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The action to ecove S12,201.50
from County Supt. E. G. Warren was
begun on behalf of the county by
States Attorney R. A. Nestoss.
Swan Johnson cut his throat with
a draw knife on his farm near Fingal,
and not having done a complete job,
finished himself with a table knife.
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Ivan King of Starkweather has been
called to try and trace his father, who
disappeared from San Diego, CAL,
the family were wintering.
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Ground has been broken for the
erection of a three story opera house
building at Crosby, Part of the build
ing will be used as apartments.
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Many of the Civil war veterans of
the state are planning on attending
the big reunion at Gettysburg this
SUMMERTIME state pays the freight.
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Ole Salts, foreman of the section
crew near Hampden, who was driving
the gas speeder that caused the death
of the Greek, was held to have been
negligent, by the coroner's jury.
The railroads will appeal to the
courts from the order of the state rail
road commission to establish a "y'
with all other railroads, 50 that goods
can go the shortest route.
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The Minot Democrat hands a hot
roast to a Minot paper that criticised
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