Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-30
News Of the State

Sentinel Butte is preparing to in.
corporate.
The land office at Fargo may not
be closed.
Westhope gets new cement walks
this spring.
The Bowman Citizen is conducting
a piano contest.
Mandan is still hopeful for a new ~.
P. depot this year..
A cement factory will be establish.
| ed at New England.
The advance copies of the 1913 SEES
sion laws will be out about April ID.
The socialists will put up a ticket
| at the coming MinOt commission cleo
tion.
Fargo has sent $500 to the flood sur
ferers and will raise a great deal
more.
s.
North Dakota progressive republl'
| cans still think a lot of Bob LaFol-
lette.
The dates set for the Pembina coun-
ty fair have been set for July ~, ~
and 81.
The Walsh County Record would
like to see the Grafton Business Mems
club revived.
The Observation-Disclosures Co. is
planning on erecting a large ware
house at Minot.
The Methodist ministers of the
Grand Forks district are in conven-
ton at Grand Forks. ~
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f. C. Coyle of Gilby died suddenly
at Ambrose, where he had gone with
a carload of horses.
A l%ivery.nan at Bowman is Of the
opinion that someone in his town Is
attempting at set fire to his barn.
Register Scuyler and Receiver Jor.
dan OF the Fargo land office have re-
signed and their places will be filled
as soon as their successors can be
appointed.
Judge Coffey will condemn certain
lands through LaMoure county so the
Northern Pacific can secure right OF
way for the extension of the Edge
ley line.
Miss AnnatFangstrom and her sis
ter had a narrow escape foomk burning
to death. They awakened in the night
to find the homestead shack in which
they were sleeping, on fire, but man
aged to get out.
A delegation of citizens from. st.
Anthony went to Chicago to inter
We'd Milwaukee, railroad officials in
the effort to3&et the Milwaukee to,
build to that town, and received OH
siderable encouragement.
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James Chartsworth of Mandan has
received his appointment from the
navigation department of the civil
service, and with the breaking UP 1T
the Missouri will assume the captain.
sy of the government boat, Mandan,
succeeding Capt. H. %. Gould.
Grafton Record: The appointment
of Sen. Frank s. Talcott Of Buffalo to
the position of warden for the state
penitentiary will give general satisfac-
ton. Mr.. Talcott is one of the able
public men of the state and will take
to the new position ability and exper-
fence.
After July l the Fifth judicial dis.
trict will be much smaller than at
present. Eddy county will he trans
ferred to the Devils Lake district and
Logan county is added to the Bis
marck district. The law making the
change did not carry on emergency
clause.
Chris Alsberg of, Grand Forks made
an unsuccessful attempt to gain the
custody of his four children, now at
the Grand Forks county poor farm.
He was divorced and the wife given
the children, but she abandoned them.
Now he wants them but the county
commissioners refused.
s.
Mandan Pioneer: The SHOWS this
week which are general over the west
slope, are worth millions to the farm
ers. This little, touch of winter will
insure good spring weather when it
does come and the snow will put the
ground in the pink of condition for
seeding when the breakup comes.
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County Auditor Elewett of Stutsman
county says the county will pay goph.
err bounty during the months of April
and May the N as last year. Some
$3,vv0 is available Tor the purpose and
as the bounty is 2 cnets a gopher for
his extinction it is easy 10 see where
10000 rodents get what is coming to
them.
Several farmers have already taken
advantage of the new state law which
permits the registry with the secretary
Of state of farm names. This will be