Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-11
News Of tho State

lis Lake for tho first time In twenty
four years.
Many state papers report the depart
ure of students to the A. c. following
the holidays.
The Cooperstown Sentinel believes
that contract road work would be an
improvement.
An exchange mentions a visitor,
one r. -. Minder. Probably related
to r. E. Morse.
The Rum,ey Implement Co. will
hold a "Rumley school" at Devils Lake
Jan. 20 to Feb. 5.
Grand Harbor people held a benefit
dance last night for the General hos
pital at Devils Lake. .gs...
A big revival was planned for Minot
but has been abandoned because OF
the heavy expense.
The Noonan Republican hands out a
hot roast to a play called Ole Nelson,
the Man from Sweden.
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Harry Fujita, the Jap, sent up from
Fargo on a serious charge, has made
application tor a pardon.
II. E. Sunday of Woodwork has
bought 100 sows and will 60 into hog
raising On a large scale.
s. "
Wireless communication is to be es-
tablished between the n. d. U. and
the University of Michigan.
s.
Clarence Dale tried to push the belt
of a threshing rig off with his cheek
and nearly lost the cheek.
The ne% farmers elevator at Fair.
da,e is to have sixteen bins and a TO-
tai capacity Of 10000 bushels.
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There has been some complaint on
the part of mail clerks, of the extra
work caused by the parcels post.
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George J. Rulon, a well known rail-
road man Of Jamestown, died of injur-
les sustained by a fall, on the ice.
Fargo is anticipating a great time
at the grain growers convention to be
held on January IA to II inclusive.
Owing to the, fine weather many
farmers who usually go to town for
the winter have stayed on the farm.
The state railroad commission is
making a final investigation of the
depot location troubles at Valley City
County commits ioners in almost all
the counties are busy getting the an
nual business 81, the counties started.
The Forbes Republican urges farm.
ers Of that vicinity, to attend the farm
ers' institute: at Leola. Jan. 10 and II.
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Arthur Bonzer fell down the cement
steps of the Lidgerwood National
bank basement and d%islocated his
knee. .. -
The Cavalier Coanty Caledonian so.
cicty will have a big celebration and
"Nicht wi Eurns' at Langdon. Jan.
"a. .... a
Oyer at Taylor someone threw a
brick through. a window TT Attorney
Gunderson. Fortunately he was not
injured.
Prices being paid for grain in the
far Canadian northwest are said to
be 5 to 10 cents lower than North Da.
kota prices. =
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Thomas Hudson, arrested at Minot
and charged with holding up the N.
P. depot It Valley City, is on trial at
the latter place.
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A. number of North Dakota homes
we're ~su~~uened Christmas day by the
finest gift that car come into the home
"a Growing babe.
Lovers of dogs or poultry will find
~. coming shows at the Tri-State con.
vention the finest that have ever been
attempted in the state.
jamestown authorities yanked a
peddler who carried a line of extracts,
etc., which would not stand UP under
the pure food law of this state.
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Theelection in which Devils Lake
adopted a commission form of govern
ment was characterized as one of the
quietest eyer held at, the satanic city.
The first official act of Judge ButSz
was to sign a divorce paper with the
same pen that Judge Cowan used to
sign his first order twelve years ago.
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Frank Wilson, with the Bathgate
Pink Paper, is raising Cain because
the county commissioners do not COM.
plete the courthouse. Frank also
the legislature would get thru
in thirty days. H.
A public reception was given Clara
DIN, of Bathgate, recently, when she
was given $1oO in mOney,Sa town lot