Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-02
News Of tho State

walks this year.
n. W. Bromley is holding a big re-
vival at Dickinson.
Fred Becker was charged with sell.
ing booze at Devils Lake.
The members of the police force at
Minot will wear helmets this summer.
s..
New ties are being laid along the
n. p. branch from Mckenzie to Lin
ton.
The city commission at Minot will
investigate the electric light charges
in that city.
youths of Valley City for rowdyism
at Iheaters.
The salary of the city attorney at
Minot has been in creased to $1,000
per annum.
The drug store at Brinsmade
! caught fire and was damaged to the
extent OF $3.50.
The commission form of govern
meGt will prove a revelation for the
city OF Fargo.
w. w. Beebc, postmaster Of Bel
field. will be succeeded in that office
by John P. Galyen.
Hebron brick will De used in con-
structing the new Jail and sherifi's
residence at Grafton.
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The papers at Grand Forks are urg-
ing the people Of that city to attend
ball games on holidays.
The town of Schafer, over In Nc
Kenzie county, is already preparing a
Fourth Of July celebration.
s.
Devils Lake has decided to erect
a 100000 auditorium. The town al
ready has a $4,000 orera house.
s.
The Darlington fire department ap-
propriated $500 from its treasury to
buy a pressure pump for that city.
s.
Prof. A. d. Weeks Of the North Da-
kota Agricultural college is author Of
a book on the Education of Tomor-
row.
Divide county is said to be almost
as dry as Minot, which is some"
ary, as dryness goes, from all &C.
counts.
The ~4-yearold son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam May of Mollall was caught be.
meath the wheels OF a wagon and his
leg crushed. l..
The \. p. is now running all its
passenger trains except No. ! and No.
2 through Valley City and not over
the high line.
Mrs. l.. Schraw of Sanborn had the
hal]ucination that the third of her list
of husbands was trying to poison her
and she has been found insane.
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The Reflector, printed at the state
prison, extended a hearty welcome to
Warden TalcOtt when he assumed the
management of the institution.
s.
Over in Mckenzie county a four
horse team, hitched to a disc, ran
away and Sam Taylor had a narrow
escape from being ground 10 death.
The Dunn County Settler, published
at Manning by J. B. Howard, is start
ing OH its sixth year. 1t is a we'll
printed, prosperous looking little pa.
per.
Mrs. Scarborough. formerly Miss
Maggie Williams of Cavalier, N. d.,
and another wonan are taking a 800
mile hike, from Los Angeles to San
Francisco, for their health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Thompson of
Mott have started OH a 100 mile auto
trip to Lake Okoboji, Iowa, which
they expect to complete in three days.
jney have a %Studebaker car.
81
N. C. Abbott, head of the extern
sion department of the state UNIVERSE
ty, has resigned to take I'D other
work. He will be succeeded August
LIST by J. J. Pettijohn of the Wiscon.
sin university.
Geo. Dumont of Antler suffered a
broken leg when a horse fell on the
limb. This is the third time the same
leg has been fractured and for a time
physicians thought it would be neces.
sary to amputate the injured member.
James Martin met with a serious
accident while blowing on the Alex
Waite farm near Russell. His team be-
came frightened and threw him to the
ground in front of he plow. 1t is
thought he will lose part of his left
ear.
The ladies of Valley City have be-
come imbued with the walking idea.
Resides the big hike to Tower City re.
Gently taken by a number of the nor
NAL young ladies another party of
mixers went to Sanborn, a distance or
twelve miles.