Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-22
News Of tho State

lie SutIIOlISo Will uiiN Il hhS
church at Flasher.
A new garage will o. be com.
pleted at valley City. ~
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The careless dumping OF garbage Is
Icausing complaint Ut Hebron.
The park board at Fargo is doing
splendid work to beautify the city.
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An abundance of rain seems TO have
fallen all over the state the past week.
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Triplets were born 10 the family OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Gunderson, of
Valley City, all girls.
John G. Pockert, the harness max
er at Stanton, was married TO Miss
lAlice Young of Hebron.
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Editor Van Arnam OF the Kindred
Tribune is an enthusiastic booster for
for his home community.
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Eugene Anger, an eight year old
bov at Neche me- death when he fell
from a horse he was riding.
The boosters of the city of Fargo
see hopes of an electric line being
built from their city to Minot.
A canning factory has been estab-
lished at jamestown which will spec
~ializa in canning corn and tomatoes.
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A railroad accident was narrowly
averted at Hankinson when a dement,.
ed man placed a tie across the track.
The 500 Line on the south branch
out of Bismarck is replacing the ola
wooden culverts with ones OF n
crete. al
The scribes of the state are making
great preparations for the editorial
meeting to be held at Grand Forks
this summer.
The annual c%onvocation of the
North Dakota diocese OF the Episco'
pal church will be held at Devils Lake
May % to p.
A mix-up between a COW and a Ill
dog at Minot became so serious that
the police reserves were called out to
Quell the riot. ..
The Order of Fleas at Towner was
%disbanded and the departing members
were given some wholesome advice
by the district judge.
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Editor Haines of the N~ews-Tribune
was named among the delegates OF
lTowner to come to Bismarck for the
fremen's tournament in June.
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The farmers in the vicinity OF PaH
River want electric lights in their
homes and are making a proposition
to get the current from the city plant.
The business men Of Minot are
complaining to the city commission
regarding the reckless manner in
which gasoline is being stored in that
city. ..g l.e.
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Mrs. Katie Schwartz, daughter of
Henry Stammen, ST., of Fargo, passed
away at her home at Foxholm. after
an illness of but four days from lock-
jaw.
jamestown college will haze a big
| celebration on the occasion OF its first
commencement e There will be
corner stone exercises, %oratorical con-
tests, etc. ~
1t makes some OF us -elloWs on the
grind of a daily paper weary to hear
the country editor tell of the fine auto
drives he has with some of his ad-
miring n%eighbor friends.
Fred Lincoln, who was with the
Grand Forks Times when it first start
ed, has returned from Michigan, and
will engage with E. D. Lum in North
Dakota newspaper work.
Wesley Meeker, aged 6, fell under a
machine used to pack the ground in
the fields, called a packer, at Beach
and escaped death by a miracle. He
| was badly cut and bruised.
Robert Menge met a horrible death
twelve miles south of Belield when
he was so badly cut under the knives
of a disc when his team ran away that
he died within a few hours.
The Ohnstadt Manufacturing Co., of
Kenmare has purchased a complete
foundry equipment ana now has n
of the most complete machine shops
in that section Of the state.
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The members Of the city commits.
sion of Minot will make a tour of in
spection to many of the larger cities
of the northwest to become posted on
the paving question before the work
is started in their own city.
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The Linton Record acuses the Far
60 Forum of trying to land on the
democratic band wagon while another
paper down state Claims the Forum is
a stalwart organ, and between the two
the Forum is in doubt as to its stand.
ing.
Sixteen prisoners appeared before
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