Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-16
News ofthe State

, ed on account of diphtheria.
There Is considerable county divis-
ion talk in Mckenzie county.
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Many Of the public schools of the
state observed Lincoln day.
D, s.
Mrs. Ingwald Valid of Woburn found
her baby dead IN her arms.
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New Rockford has a commission
form of government agitation.
The new u. G. r.. council will be
instituted in Devils Lake Feb. 20.
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The retail hardware men are having
a great meeting at Grand Forks.
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Mrs. X. A. KnutsOn of Ambrose
died in her home while sitting in a
chair.
Keen interest is being taken in the
race for the postmastership OF Man
There will be more corn contests ;
this year than ever before in North
Dakota.
The Northwestern district group of
bankers will meet at Grand Forks
next week.
Stanley Wanitche was freed from a
charge of stealing grain near James
town.
AS the result of a special election,
FlaXton will 5ond to erect a new
school house.
A North Dakota cripple was cured
in a miraculous manner at St. Paul, +
by prayer.
Bishop & Sons of Fargo may estab-
fish a branch implement house at Dew.
lis Lake.
Secretary .Kenner OF the Devils
Lake commercial club is proving to be
a live wire.
Lucky Bob" ST. Henry, the North
Dakota aviator, is back in the state
or a visit. Il
The Grano school caught fire from
a defective chimney and was damaged
70 the extent of 5000.
The Holmes Insurance agency and
the Grand Forks Abstract Co. have
been consolidated.
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Minot business men will make a
united complaint against a proposed T.
raise in insurance rates.
So
EX.-Gov. Z. Y. Sarles of Hillsboro
has been elected president of the
The better farming movement will
be enlarged to take in twenty-five
North Dakota counties this year.
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e. G. Root was re-engaged as super
intendent of the Bismarck schools at
an advance of $500 per year in salary.'i
A present of $25 will be given to the
couple that will get married at the
Mouse River Loop fair at Minot, Feb.
20.
The final vote in the county seat
tigh' in Divide county shows the fol.
lowing: Ambrose 755, Crosby 912,
scattering 10.
The programme for the annual
meeting Of the state enforcement lea
cue, which will be held at Bismarck,
Feb. IS to 20. is out.
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The Raleigh Herald states that it
is not tied to any political party, but
is representing the people of it's com-
munity. A good stand.
North Dakota nimrods are becoming
greatly alarmed over the bills now
penang in the legislature for the re-
striction Of chicken shooting.
Thomas Anderson of Walsh county
drank booze until he thought all kinds
Of enemies were after him and he was
examined by the insanity board.
The state meat markets and slaugh-
er houses are being made sanitary,
through the efficient efforts Of Prof.
E. F.$Ladd, pure food commissioner.
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Playing with a miners lamp Rich
ard Schultz set some curtains afire in
his home at aAmbrose and the house
had "A narrow escape from destruction.
There were two North Dakotans in
the list of t~hirty-nine midshipmen at
the naval academy who were compel.
led to resign for failure in exams.
The .linot Optic takes the people
of the Magic City to tack for not ris- :
ing when the A. c. cadet band broke
into the strains Of The Star Spangled
Banner.
George Taggert, the murderer, ,
James Hammonds, highway ribber, 4
and Volney NJ. Baker, forger. were !.
taken to the pen from Devils Lake to
start serving sentences. |,
A number of the missionaries who
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