Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-15
News Of the State

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The Raleigh Herald is a good boost
err for its town.
The Minnewaukan Siftings wants al
all-rOund printer.
The county physician in Ward conn
ty is allowed four assistants.
The International wants the cream
cry opened at Portal in the spring.
The Hettinger Fire Department vii
hold its sixth annual ball on the 31st
Sixty dollars a month is referred tc
| by the Hope Pioneer as a Lucrative
salary"
Kenmare will have a band that viii
give weekly concerts during the com
ing summer.
The commercial club of Rhame, IN
Bowman county, is talking incorpora
ton of the otwn.
Jackrabbits are plentiful arouno
Fargo and hunters are having great
sport with them.
, Section men all along the various
branches of the 500 line are busy put
! ting up snow fences.
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The He!tinger county papers are
telling some good stories of the grain
| yields of that county.
The Hera,. wants the parties inter
ested in the erection Of a hospital a,
Harvey to get a move on.
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Fayette Collins Hoyt, Of the Interna
tional, objects to dog fights in front OF
! the business places in Portal.
Several Bowman county farmers are
becoming interested in thoroughbred
stock and are importing fine animals
When Sheriff Berry of Hettinge1
| county retired from Office he gave a
! stag supper to a number of his friends
Sixty-seven new members have been
added to the Homestead lodge at En-
derlin during the past couple of weeks
Two automobiles collided in turn
ing a street corner in jamestown the
other day. Where We're the traffic
rules?
The January term Of the United
States District court opened yester
day in Fargo. There is a light cal
endar.
The Ambrose dramatic club is win
ming laurels in neighboring towns
where it has given several perform
ances.
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Harvey Adams and Austin Sabin OF
| New England, We're bound over to the
! district court on the charge of blind
ipigging.
Some boys at Douglas set fire to a
|lpile of straw one evenig and the eX'
citement nearly broke up a show-but
it didn't.
Editor Workman, of the Bowman
County Pioneer, reports trouble be-
tween the commissioners and the
treasurer. &
A movement is on in MinOt demand
ing a reduction Of rates on electricity,
steam and telephone of the Consum'
ers' Power Company. -
Charles Anderson of Hettinger and
Glen Stevenson of Haynes shipped a
carload of feeders to Sioux City which
netted them $85 per head.
The Mott Spotlight was appointed
one Of the official papers of Hettinger
county, supplanting the Pioneer Press
of that city and Brer Irysh of the lat
ter, doesn't like it.
Gas escaping from a soft coal stove
nearly caused the death of Julius Sund'
by and Louis Phelps at Enderlin. They
shut off the draft too soon after put
ting in a fresh supply Of coal.
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Anthony Hopkins, an Indian, was
was found frozen to death on the rail
road track near the narrows at Devils
Lake. He was on his way to Fort
Totten in an intoxicated condition.
The managers Of the Raleigh Fail
association are seriously considering
the question of incorporating, and
many farmers have expressed thefl
willingness to subscribe for stock.
One of Judge Cowan's last oficia,
acts before retiring was the annull
ment Of a divorce decree which he
granted less than a year ago. Fraud
in its procurement was alleged by the
wife.
The enterprise of the Bowman Citi
zen in publishing several scenes OF
the recent hotel fire. together with
cuts OF tn two men, McPhee and Con
molly who lost their lives, is commend
| able.
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