Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-09
News ofthe State

WAY S''iN IDs 'A'a4' "
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All Bryan has TO do is say-Boo. and
the whole democratic party gets white
around the gills.
The checker club OF Inkster has de-
cided TO hold It's annual tournament on
January - and q.
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The Emnons County Record thinks
there is plenty OF time for the hard
winter" prophet to score.
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Sheriff Ben Olson Of Williams coun-
~ wound up his term by capturing two
horse thieves in double quick time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Peter LaTourctte celc-
brated the iiity-scvcnth anniversary of
their wedding at Lakota, Dec. "A.
The silo has become an important fac
tor in North Dakota and many farmers
are building them and buying stock.
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Five were sentenced in county court
at Minot by Judge Davis. They all
drew ninety days and a fine OF $500
each.
They say Ed Richter, the young and
handsome editor OF the Larimorc Pho
ncer, is. booking his "Eyctalian' min
The Langdon Commercial club is
planning on closer cooperation with
the farming community about that live
town.
y. d. Bcrgum and Fred SIcight of
New England had a Icy and arm broken
respectively when their auto turned
turtle.
Although 4 number of suspects have
been arrested. there is still no tangible
clue to the slayer OF Karl Hanson at
kenmarc.
John Van Arnaml of The Kindred
Tribune breaks into song in urging the
press gang to hike for Wahpeton Jan.
10 and II.
Z. A. Reiss, a Hillsboro pastor, may
die Of burns received when he used
gasoline by mistake for kerosene in
starting 4 fire.
The trial OF Rev. Thomas T. Green,
formerly pastor at jamestown, was
dismissed in St. Paul after a settlement
out of court.
Carl J. Peterson OF Gladstone Stark
county, has an income of between $50
and $50 a month coming in from nine
! Holstein COWS.
A western paper has an editorial,
headed Did you ever corner a hem
but didn't say whether they meant sin
your whole life
Cashier J.. a. Granner OF the Crete
State bank had a leg amputated in a
Rochester hospital, because Of tubercu-
losis OF the bone.
Douglas has an Owl club, and they
say the ladies are the best boosters. Evi-
IDENTIFY the ladies want to stick around
as late as the men do.
s.
1t is swearing time for Editor An
derson. of the Crazy Public Opinion,
as he has just installed a gasoline en-
gine-and a new press.
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Finley Mcleod fell under a handcar
near Souris, was drawn into the revolv-
ing gears and terribly battered and
bruised, but may recover.
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The Mandan News thinks the parcels
post will give the country merchant a
delivery system equal to the systems
Of the big department stores.
There is d somewhat sensational
probe OH at Darlington to learn the
cause of the disastrous fire there. 1t
is hinted that it was Of i%ncendiary ORR
gin.
The jamestown council will put the
ban on the bunny hug and other spe-
cialty dances, and will further prohibit
youths under IS years of age attending
public dances.
A woman came from St. Petersburg,
Russia. through New York, Chicago
and Duluth without mishap-and got
lost in Grand Forks. Some place,
Grand Forks.
Fircmen worked Tor hours at Minot
to cxl,umc the body of a woman. Sup
posed to be in the ruins Of a frc-and
found that she was alive and well at a
neighbours home.
NJ. Liebclcr Of Langdon was thrown
onto the floor of his cutter ir such a
manner that he was knocked uncon
scio,,ls, but his team did not run. which
prevented a more serious accident.
\. negro fell in a pool oom at Minot
and hurt his head. He grew worse
and several days after was taken to a
hospital where it was found that his
skull was fractured and he may not re-
cover.
Bill HoIbcin, Of the Lansford Jour
nal. is feminist the bunny hug, the griz-
Fly bear, and things like that, and Brer
Colcord Of the Minot Independent says
he never saw the dances, both OF whta1
claims are all right to make to their
wives.