Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-04
News ofthe State

A heavy windstorm in Divide coun.
~ eXacted a tool on one life.
Fargo people have taken to the
horseback riding haDit in punches.
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There has been some last time
made at the races at the Interstate
fair. 81,
The Totzke-Snith horse shooting
case is again on in the courts at New
England.
The Great Northern will spend
$l100, 900 in improvements at Minot
and vicinity.
The Grand Forks Y. Nj. c. A. will
choose a site on Red river for a per-
manent camp.
Capt. Frank Henry has been nameu
TO succeed Alex Mcdonald as land
commissioner.
Beginning July II most of the
| stores in Fargo will close on Satur-
cay afternoons.
In the vital statistic report issued
by the state the stork leads over
the grim reaper.
The Barnes county fair will open
Monday. There have been some fine
| entries of stock made. .t .,T4'
! Valley City is infested with a gang
of chicken thieves. And this while
the chautauqua is being held. "
Grafton held a short term Of court
without any jury cases being called.
Grafton always was a good place.
At the Valley City chautauqua
Corn was pronounced the keynote
| for better farming in North Dakota.
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c. r. fiffley of Milton fell into a
| grain bin. sustaining several serious
! bruises. He will be out in a few days.
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Bowman county is short, so it is
stated, $5,564.O0 in the treasurer's Of
flee. An investigation will be made
by the state department.
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In a fight between two Greeks at
Minot one Of the pugilists had an ear
bitten off. When Greek meets Greer
then comes the tug Of war.
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Bill Callahan. who said ''he need.
ed the money, got 10 days in Jail at
Fargo for stealing a cigar clipper.
He had tried to pawn the article.
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Governor Hanna will be present at
Bathgate on the 30th to deliver a
short address and get more FULLY &C.
quainted with the people Of Pembina
county.
T%oday-the Glorious Fourth-will
be celebrated in a number of towns
and villages throughout the state by
fireworks, band concerts and many
sporting events.
At the request of Glen Ullin parties
Judge Nye has issued a restraining or
Ger against the Northern Pacific COM
pany from raising their tracks
through the village. i'itT 1
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According to the statements of &C
quaintances of H. A. C%ruttenden, the
Inkster man who committed suicide
! Saturday morning, a broken engege.
ment was the cause of the deed.
Seventeen-year.old lCcusts discard
| Their outer covering by splitting it
up the back; this seems to be also the
last involuntary performance previous
to di%scarding the two.yearold night.
shirt.
Carl Christensen, a claim holder,
was struck by lightning, hear White
Earth, the bolt burning his right
arm and leg. He was taken to the
hospital at Williston and is recover
ing rapidly. /"
0i3u119I "u- 80 y
! Friends Of DR.. J. j. Reilly Of Mil
on will circulate a petition for a par.
don for the condemned man who is
)now serving time at Bismarck. 1t is
said by many that there was INSULT
| cient evidence to prove his positive
; guilt.
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The North Dakota Methodist con
ference camp meeting at jamestown
attracted owe 1000 permanent camI
| visitors, about 200 families being
camped at the grounds set aside for
| this big religious event, the greatest
conducted in the state.
Albert McQuain, a carpenter, en-.
ployed by Contractor Larson of Bis
marck or the new school house at
Steele, was overcome by the heat and
| fell from the scaffold while putting on
a cornice two stories and a half from
! the ground. He was seriously injur
ed. 45
The Northwestern Flax & Fiber Co.
| will be ready for business in Grand
Forks about the middle of this