Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-23
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The thermometer registered y be-
low zero at Fargo last Monday.
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William Armstrong, an old time res
idcnt of Fargo, died Of pneumonia.
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The South Dakota legislature hos
passed a resolution favoring woman
suffrage,
The Missouri slope bankers asso-
citation will hold a session in Bismarck
February 5 and g..
A big breach Of promise suit Is on
at Fessenden between a maiden and
a wealthy farmer.
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At last Fargo has pure water-but
will 1t decrease the trips to, Moorhead
to any noticeable extent?
A family near Cottonwood Lake has
d.ptheria. One child is dead and the
balance Of the family is very ILL.,.
The county judges met at Bismarck
in annual session and A. G. Hanson Of
| Fargo was reelected president.
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Fargo fans are discussing the prob
abilities and possibilities Of getting in
to the Central International league
the coming season.
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J. p. Harry, formerly OF Walker
Bros. & Hardy, has been selected as
secretary OF the Fargo Commercial
club, to succeed C. P. Slime.
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A Moorhead boy placed his tongue
| against n lamp post one cold morning
recently and it was necessary to pour
| warm water on it in order to thaw him
loose.
Old ELL MUMMY prints a picture OF
his office anu tells the public of his
unique location, which demands a big
circulation, and that he has it. Go it
|-dad-burn you-Bill.
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1t Is claimed that a larger per cent
age of the graduates from the state
normal school at Mayville are filing
prominent positions in this state than
from any other similar educational in.
stitution in the state. " -
Over in Mckenzie county there Is
a halfway house between Charlson
and Tioga, where the grain haulers
stop. 1t is claimed there are an a
erage Of sixty a day fed at the place.
The funeral of the late Major Pur-
don of Wahpeton' was n of the most
largely attended ever held in Wahpe.
ton.
The Central International league
may enter the twin cities and Fargo |
is being urged to put a team into the
league. CO.,
Teachers in the vicinity Of New
Leipzig have threatened to strike I'm.
less janitors are provided for. the
schools. .., ~, i. I |
The state editors who attended the
press meeting at Wahpeton IRE now
saying nice things about that city and
its citizens. ,5
The Warwick Sentinel wants the cit !
liens Of that town to get together for
bitter fire protection and also for a
new own hall. "
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The newspaper men at the state cap |
itol at Bismarck during the session
have organized and Thos. Hall was
elected. president.
Actual wireless communication has
been established between the Univers-
,ity of North Dakota and the Univers-
ity Of Michigan.
! Tom Giles, a Greek laborer, has be-
gun action against the 500 for 10000
damages alleged to have been receiv-
ed near Portal last fall.
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There is a peculiar case of insanity
in Aifin HUN Of Ryder, who Is all right !
when with companions but his mind
goes to pieces when he is alone.
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John Bruegger was in the case brot
against him by the Northern Trust |
Co., for recovery Of a $4,000, in an old
Fargo News transaction.
Clarence Vellis of Sioux City, Ia,
tried to commit suicide in the Lari. !
more Jail by slashing himstlf with a
razor, but did a joor job and will re-.
cover.
v. Stefanson, the artic explorer and
former N. ID. U. student, has left Grand
Forks after delivering a series Of ad.
dresses there, and has gone to Mime.
apolis.
Roy Engeberg Of Tatley had his up.
per, teeth knocked out and his face |
badly battered when q shotgun with
which he was hunting rabbits explod.
ed.
Billings county, which, with Golden