Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-19
News OF tho State

> mail order cupid.
The Devils Lake World pays trib'
i ute to Judge Cowan.
:. Lou can't run a livery In Enderlin
: unless you have a license.
s.
Lemert people are still after the
500 Line to maintain an agent at that
place.
Dairy Commissioner Flint will hold
a dairy meeting at Cogswell Januery
23rd.
A farm adjoining the city Of Lang
don sold the other day for $4,000 per
acre.
Judge Coffey gave a Darlington
blindpigger 80 days and a 5000 fine
for plugging,
The report that Standing Rock res
ervation is to be opened to settlement
Is branded as false.
s.
A Texas widow with twelve chill
dren has taken unto herself a widow
err with thirteen. What next?
Mimic has a business man by the
name OF Szcys. 1t Is pronounced
like running a cOrn.sheller backward.
Juanita parties moved a large build
ing from Kensal to that place, a dis
lance of about IA miles. Some big
move.
Dickinson had two fires recently,
one destroying Il bakery and the other
damaging Il meat market. Toast and
roast.
A three.line local in the Sheldon
Progress is claimed to have started a
chicken ranch at that place. Power
ful stuph.
A fellow representing himself as an
army recruiting officer d-~pped into
Grafton the other day and run up
some DlllS UClOTc lcdNIAS.
Otto FIerman, 2G, living near
Langdor, shattered his arm with a
shotgun, which wasn't loaded" and
is in u precarious condition.
S.
After fifteen years absence from
Dixieland, Editor Howard OF the Nc
Henry Tribune, has gone home to Wis
| it the old folks at Rome, Ga.
Prof. Ladd says there is room for
improvement in North Dakota's meat
markets. He has found over 100 which
are below the standard for cleanli-
ness.
The home of Ferdinand Ehlke, east
OF Russell, was destroyed by fire and
1t was with great difficulty that the
family of twelve children was res
cued.
An up state exchange tells OF a Bis
marck drayman who left the house
after a delivery, without waiting for
his pay, which report is not credited
in this city.
Quite II bunch Of the railroad boys
at Dickinson drew passes from the
company by reason Of having been
in It's employ owe" 20 years. One has
stuck for 35 years.
The cold weather seems to be hav-
ing its effect upon the rollers in a
number Of the printing offices over
the st%ate-judging from the appear
ance OF the exchanges.
The 18th of this month was a hoo
doc for the Langdon fire company, it
having two calls +" that day-but
nothing doing in either case, for
which the boys were thankful,
g.. - ..
The travelling men are after the
bus men Of Minot, insisting that the
rates be reduced, They claim that so
cents is too expensive riding. The
matter has been taken up with the
city commission.
The Independence elevator at Elii-
OFT was destroyed by fire and, owing
to the fact that the town has no fire
protection, there was grave fear for
awhile that the town would be de-
s~troyed-but it wasn't.
Mrs. Corey, wife of the steel mag
nate, danced all night and then went
directly to the boat for a European
tour. AT 500 a. m. she said she
couldn't dance much longer. as she
was going abroad for her health.
Dickinson has been having quite a
time getting it's mail delivered. One
mail carrier went away, and another
got sore feet and then came the par
cells post business-and they have
been having a horrible.terrible time.
The Ellendale Record appeared this
week printed hind side before. 1t was
like Barnum's first circus freak,
which was a horse wrong end to In a
stall, and advertised as his head
where his tail ought to be and his tail
where hts head ought to be-"
81
Editor Harry Case, OF the Melville
Journal, Is in receipt OF a quill pluck
ed by the sender. Mrs. McDougall,
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