Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-25
News oil tho State

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Minot's Judge Lynch isn't the kim
that hangs men unceremonlously.
The Northwest District Medical So
ciety held its annual meeting at Mino
this week.
Editor Elesem is giving the people
Of LaMoure quite a paper in hi
Chronicle.
Mayor NJ. F. Murphy of Grand Forks
urges card playing at the Grand Forks
Y. NJ. c. A.
A portrait of Jud LaMOure, a pion
eer North Dakota statesman, has beer
hung in the senate.
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The public chools Of New England
have been closed for two weeks on
account Of smallpox.
The LaMoure Commercial club has
fixed up fine quarters and had quite an
opening Wednesday evening.
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Nineteen hundred thirteen promises
Ito be the greatest building year In
the history Of North Dakota.
DR.. Hunter, the itinerant dentist,
takes a page ad to announce his in
tended arrival in Woodwork.
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No single individual in the state has
done more for North Dakota than
President Worst of the A. c.
The Thompkins case at Wahpeton,
in which Tompkins is accused OF fraud
ulent land dealings, still hangs fire.
Work on the new Richland county
courthouse at Wahpeton has been tied
up by a decision Of the supreme court.
Southwestern North Dakota cities
are boosting for the Twin.C ity-Aber-
deem Yellowstone Park Auto highway.
Excellent weather in the vicinity OF
Dickinson has been a great boon to
farmers in getting their crops moved.
Montana 1sheepmen are after a tract
Of land of 1872 square miles near yell
low stone park recently set apart Tor
elk.
Rev. s.. A. Danford. the we'll known
Methodist preacher, succeeds Col. Alex
Scarlet of Minot as state humane
agent. ~.
There will be a number OF murder
cases to be tried by Judge Buttz at
his first regular court session since
election. +.
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The Williston Herald says that the
ground in that vicinity Is full OF stor'
ed water and crop prospects were new
err better.
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Max S~nyderstthe hard nut who
threatened to kill Minot's chief OF po'
lice, has been bound owe to the dis
trict- court.
The North Dakota A.. c. student
council will take "Trip over the state
in a student life special to advertise
the college.
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The North dakota County Commits
sioners' association will hold it's an.
nual meeting in jamestown February
l4,.12 and Is. .
Turkey Track Bill Molash, recently
acquitted on the charge or the murder
of Guy Bolton at Mandan, Will go TO
South America.
The N. P. power house at James:
town is ready Tor the machinery and
the coal dock will be ready for bust
ness in about thirty days.
The state road agitation will stinln.
late many cities to improve streets.
And there are many villages too which
could stand street improvements.
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Ole Olson, of Fargo, has sued a Salt
Lake City firm for damages for the
loss of an eye, caused by a falling hop.
per of a concrete mixing machine.
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The Methodist hospital committee
has decided not to decide upon the To-
cation of a state hospital till the state
conference is held at Lisbon next fall.
Fargo is agitating q boulevard sys.
tenn, 1t is planned to build a better
road to the Detroit lakes in order to
accommodate the increase in travel
over that route:
Sullivan O'Hara, a colored man Of
Minot, and commonly known as the
Smoked Irishman" Is being tried on
the charge Of stealing 800 and a gun
from q companion.
A. E. Chamberlain. development
agent Of the Great Northern railway
company entertained the Minot Com.
mercial club the other evening with
a splendid lecture.
A big meeting, to be known as
Farmers Week, is to be held in La
Moure February II to, %. President
Worst and Dr.. BellSof the Agricultural
College, are slated for addresses.
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C. s. Larrison who has been master
mechanic of the Dakota division of
the N. p. at jamestown for the last