Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-18
News Of tho State

new bank has been started at Am
idon.
President Worst's tree-planting idea
Is catching on.
The old fire engine house at Gran
vile is for sale.
The Knights Templar inspection
da:es have been set.
s.
The Raleigh Fair ASSOCIATION has de-
cided to incorporate
The Flasher Hustler is hustling for
a creamery at Flasher.
There will be a good roads conven-
ton at Hettinger, Jan. II.
J. Robt. Often Of Osnabrock was in.
jured in a runaway accident.
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| II. Adams and A. Austin of New
! England were held on blind pigging
charges
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OF nine alleged piggers up for pre-
liminary hearing at Mandan, but one
| was held
Fargo streets at night present a
! brilliant spectacle for the Tri-State
convention
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The Grand Forks Civic. league will
investigate the moving picture houses
rof that city
Ambrose has started a contest
against Crosby as the county seat OF
Divide county
OF fourteen herds tested near Man
day for tuberculosis only 2 per cent
we're condemned
John Bromley, residing four miles
north of Ray. shot and killed himself
while Respondent.
Flasher Hustler: Resolve to be
good. Love your mother-in-law and
pay your subscription.
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Nothing has yet been heard Of Max
Thiel who has been missing from Jud-
:on since Dec. II.
. The Woodwork Rustler appeared
last week with two pages in red. It
IoDkc "kin6a 1nlrchV'
Dave %Litt!ehales, of Dickinson, has
been appointed master mechanic OF
the Dakota division of the n. P.
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Wisconsin goods at Madison have |
resolved 20 attend no theatres where
suggestive and naughty songs are
sung.
There will be a rural carrier exam
ination at NJ Montpelier, Pingree, Court
enay and jamestown on Saturday.
Feb. s.
Oscar Gilkey, advance man for the
Lrows' Theatrical Co., Vas found froz-
en- to death in a haystack between
Brocket and Lawton.
e.. S. c. Slyter. of Omemee, died in a
Devils take hospital. from a wound i'm
the aead caused by the accidental dis |
charge Of a shotgun.
$50
Temple C~ommandery No. IL,
Knights Templar, of Dickinson install
ed officers with solemn ceremony, with
+. w. Turner as eminent commander.
The Ward county commissioners ap-
pointed a doctor as county physician
who had been out Of the county over
two years. He must have had a Tong |
pull. 4,
The department of education an
nounce that there will be examina-
tions held for professional certificates
Jan. 81 and Feb. . in eight cities in
the state.
Editor Frank Wilson, OF the Bath.
gate Pink Paper. was Cne of the heavy
losers of crop by reason Of the lack
Of drainage, and he says there were
many others in that county.
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Tile Midland Continental railway
has out in a new train schedule. The
southbound train now leaves James
town at 6 a. IN. and the incoming train
arrives at 4 p. IN.
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Leander Peavy, a former Bathgate
business man, but now living in Alb
erdeen, has been taken with a severe
attack of Bright's disease and is said
to be in serious condition.
From the 1912 crop more than three
quarter of a million bushels Of grain
will be marketed at the station of Ma
pOleon. Already 500 cars averaging
1000 bushels have been shipped. |
NoTval Baptie, the champion skater
and formerly a North Dakota boy, lost |
his home and all contents by fire re-
Gently. He is living In Seattle. Meth
err he mol Mrs. Baptie saved any cloth
ing.
A man hired to tend stock on the
Mulligan farm near Marmarth and a
pal stole four head of horses and other
vaIuables and ckinned The 1OrSps |