Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-18
news Of the State

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The Journal says the lid is on at
Underwood.
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, Milton will have a picture show
once a week.
The McClusky Gazette has a heavy
run of legals.
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The Scots had a big time at Lang
Characterization Of Bobbie Burns
birthday.
The Bowbells Tribune compliments
the Minot Democrat on being such a
newsy paper.
An educational meeting Of some
consequence is to be held at Mott the
last of .March.
A demented transient at Valley City
was found at midnight walking the
streets in his bare feet.
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( ItC $NlOlt. ! lOlCSl ldNOISE LllS luSN
of the travelling men voting wherever
they hang up their hats.
st. Patrick's day will come during
holy week this year and will undoubt-
cdly be unusually quiet.
s.
There has been considerable trouble
with SHOW on many Of the North Da-
kota branch line r%ailroadsd.
The Edgeley flour mill has just clos
ed a contract for $4,000 barrels of flour
with an Illinois concern.
The farm home Of =. F. Tooley, ff-
teen miles southwest of Valley City,
was totally destroyed by fire.
So
The Darlington Independent tells
of what a popular paper the Bismarck
Daily Tribune is in Darlington.
The Driscoll News favors uniform
textbooks if the manufacture of the
books would not be monopolized.
1t is reported that there is a large
amount of distemper or throat trouble
among horses in Ramsey county.
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George Lundy, a negro forger and
all around bad man. was sent to the |
pen from LaMoure for five years.
The cousin Of a Fargo woman was |
a victim of a fearful strike riot in
West Virginia, being shot to death.
So
The Williston Commercial club pass
ed a resolution urging the state to be J
liberay in state aid for immigration. 5
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Erick Guttorsom escaped death at |
Wolcott by a very small margin when I
his coat was caught by an elevator y
shaft. |
Peter Stevenson, a we'll known '
travelling man from Wahpeton, drop
ped dead while calling on his trade r
in Hunter. t
There viii be an examination for I
the appointment of rural carriers at a
Montpelier and jamestown l
March %.
Stefo Voslioff, a Bulgarian who lots
a leg in the Great Northern. yards at
East Grand Forks several months ago t
settled for $1,000. Q
The 500 snow pillow broke down at {
Comstock and traffic was held up for {
time until the big snow shootek d
could be repaired. t.
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Mrs. Ida Dye "a sister of Miss Efie Il
Of Jamestown, was burned to e
death as the result of a basolinc cx- +
at Alma, Neb. +
The weekly papers of the state are |
it up to the country merchant
that the parcel post is a good thing :.
If he will advertise. ::
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The deplorable Scott tragedy will
bring a great deal of advertising to
Amundson, now touring the United
on a lecture tour. I
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A. J. Smith Of Darlington is the new Q
head Of the North Dakota hardware y
dealers, which has just concluded it's !,
annual session at Grand Forks. =
A doctor a Mohall has received a
operating table and a lot of sur. l
glcal instruments and we suppose in
the future he will be a regular "cut :
up :
d. Smith Peterson was badly iniur. :,
ed when his horses started too quick :
" as he was getting into his sleigh !;
at Grafton to drive to his home at =
River. -"
II. i. Wilson, formerly business y
manager of the Grand Forks Herald :
is now with the Randall-Ford Job ,
Co., of St. Paul, asNvice pres.
ident and secretary.
A Carpio mar ran an ad in The =
Free Press, warning "all the
who are in the habit of :
prowling about others premises" to
keep away from his place. .
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Jamaica Ginger jags became so
at Darlington, that an in /,
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