Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-28
News ofthe State


Lisbon is to have another meat
market.
The white way lights at Valley City
have been turned on.
North Dakota's brand Of weather is
the best in the market.
LangdOn as usual will observe Bob
by Burns day this year.
The First State Bank OF Crystal
Springs has started business.
Devils Lake is advertising for bids
to install a white way, lighting sys.
TEN.
Sheriff Fahrer of New Rockford
blows a trombone in the Shrine band
at Fargo.
Bowbells is to have a mill for the
grinding Of durum wheat into break
fast food.
Jacob l.. HORT is given the credit of
having put Reeder on the map In a
musical way.
Two Velva drug stores were closed
up on the charge that they were com.
mon nuisances.s
The Call, published at Reeder. is
doing a lot of good boosting for that
part OF the state.
The 500 Line Is being prosecuted
because it's Bowbells agent failed to
post train bulletins. :
There is talk of holding a special
election in the spring to create still
another county out of Billing.
The newspapers Of the state are in.
sisting that every town should be q
member of the municipal league.
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W.. N. Notrz would like to be pres.
ident Of the city commission at Devils
Lake when the form Is established.
The Grafton News and Times wants
Watkins to account for the money
given him to enforce the prohibition
law. -
p DR.. Salvage, who for thirty years
has practiced in Fargo. has been de-
clared insane. and has been sent ito
an asylum.
Miners of Ignite coal make the
statement that .nere is a greater de-
mand for their product this fall than:
ever before. III
Theo. D. Curry sends O very read
able account of the doings of the
North Dakota legislature to the Bow
Citizen.
The Fordville. Chronicle chastizes
the men who smoke in the presence u
ladies who are compelled to, ride on
freight trains
One of the first charters signed by
Thomas Hall as secretary OF state was
"a charter for a creamery organization
at Devils Lake.
s.. 49,
One fourth of Scott township in Ad-
ans county has applied for permission
to be attached ito Hettinger school
township for school purposes.
Representative Thos. K. Curry is
writing interesting Legislative letters
to the Bowman Citizen. Curry was
formerly a newspaperman.
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The Odd Fellows and the 'Beckas
and the Masons and the Stars are en-.
tertaining each other quite frequently
over the states these winter evenings.
And now the .prohibitionists are go.
ing to raise a fund of: 81, 10000 for
the fighting of. beer. Strange to say,
the fund will be started in Milwaukee.
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Former State Senator John Gunder.
son received a large amount Of news
paper mention in connection with be-
ing offered the appointment of state
examiner. .,'r@
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North Dakota leads all other states
in the union in the number of miles
of railroad built in 1912 and indica.
tons are that she will still retain the
lead in 1913.
On their return from the press
meeting, at. .Wahpeton the wife of Ed.
itor Francis of the Velva Journal was
taken ill at Fargo and suffered an op-
Grafton there for appendicitis.
At they Yellowstone Trail meeting
in Adams county a, resolution vas
passed endorsing the bill in the legis.
.lature requiring road taxes,to be paid
in cash, and all road improvements
to be done, on contract. 4.
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: Up at Milton they had a way of beat
ing the democrat toll In the appoint
.ment Of a postmaster. The postmaster
resigned and allowed President Taft
to appoint a Republican, who, of