Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-15
News Of tho State

and Editor Trubshaw says future is.
sues will TEEN with local news.
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Elegant weather prevails In North
Dakota.
The Morton county development
leagues meets at Mandan April II.
Taylor Thompson, city editor of the
Minot Reporter, has been offered the
secretaryship of the Minot CONNER
cial. If he accepts he will take the
office May /.
Neche had a $500 fire.
s.
The election Of members of the city
commission at Fargo has been delay.
ed till April 80.
1t is rumored that the Great North
ern will soon build a rOundhOuse at
Fargo.
Anamoose wants more sidewalks.
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The plant of the defunct Rutland
Herald has been sold to Editor Ross,
who will add the material to his Ca
yuga Gazette.
Prof. r. L. Smith Of Hankinson has
resigned as county superintendent OF
schools in Richland county. The
commissioners have appointed r. e.
Thornton.
| Dickinson farmers are shipping
milk and cream to hotels and restau-
rants in eastern Montana.
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|aHThe G1Finley Beacon thinks that
shack, door callers" will soon be
claiming they were "Ohio flood suf-
lferers." ~" .l
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The Marmarth Mail claims the
Bowman Citizen published 4 distorted
account of the high water in that sec
ton OF Billings county.
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The people Of Wimbledon seem sat
isfied that the Midland railroad will
be extended to that town.
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States Attorney Nestos has forced
the druggists at Minot to give up
their permits.
A. j. Kcifer, for many years county
auditor ut Towner, has been checked
out and will go to Montana to engage
in the mercantile business.
Joe Lamont, for: several years a
deputy United States marshal and u
pioneer of Fargo, died last week, after
a five days illness. He was 70 years
old.
That section of Cleveland, n. D.,
recently destroyed by fire is being re-
ibuilt.
Farm work is we'll under Roadway
in many parts of the state.
| The story of the five BottineaU
cows has not yet got done going the
rounds.
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Elections in common school dis.
tricts will be held throughout the
state June /.
The new board of trustees of the
Glendale Normal school organized b!
electing Chester Hodge of jamestown
president.
The LaMoure Commercial club is
iOckin Up , suitable site for perma.
nently locating the county fair
grounds.
The seventh annual music festival
is being held at Grand Forks. The
Minneapolis Symphony orchestra is
the attraction.
A. ]. Granner has disposed of his
Interests in,.thet State bank at Crete
because .gf, ;ill health and will remove
to >soiith' Dakota.
The old court house building at
Grand Forks is being torn down to
|make ROOM for the new building. The
EdRappearahce of the old building
Leading calls TO mind of the old tim
ers many interesting events.
The matter of good roads is being
agitated in Trail county. .
Devils Lake will hold a regatta Jul
ly 4 in connection with the chautau-
qua.
The Perfection Dump Rack Co. of
Grand Forks has increased its CAPT.
tai stock from $4,000 to $4,000.
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The North Dakota Audubon society
is making an effort TO advance the
study of bird life in the state.
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A section Of track was washed out
on me 500 at DeWar, and train serv.
ice was delayed for some time.
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The first paper pulp ever manufac-
tured in the state was turned out OF
the new mill at McCanna this week.
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The Mckenzie County Land Co. has
been, organized at 'Schafer, in McKen-
zie county, with a capital stock of
$4,000.