Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-04
News Of tho State

The city election at Minot polled
heavy vote.
The new herd law for North Dakota
Is receiving considerable discussion.
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The military band at Bottineau has
been giving some high classed con
certs.
Gov. l.. B. Hanna will attend the
opening exercises of the Valley City
c%hautauqua.
The krem Star refuses to print any.
thing about spring for fear it may
scare the lamb.
James Maloy, said to be wanted at
Leeds on a charge Of forgery, was ar
rested at Rugby.
Uuder the new law the salary of the
city commissioners at Minot were
fixed at $50 a month.
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The Morton Grain & Mercantile Co.
of Morton, Walsh county, has been
granted a charter.
s.
The federal government will coop.
crate with the North Dakota Better
Farming association,
1t is SAID that Attorney General Nc
Reynolds expected to enforce the
Webb law to the limit.
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Miss Paphene Moeller Of Rugby was
seriously burned while attempting to
hasten a fire with kerosene.
Robert D. Berry Of Mott. recently
appointed deputy state examiner, is
said to be an excellent choice.
Emma Rudolf, aged 9, daughter Of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rudolf OF Wis
HEX. died as a result OF burns.
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A bunch Of boys at Larimore stole
! some o%vercoats and mittens at Lar
imore and were given ten days in Jail.
State Superintendent Of Public In.
struction Taylor is taking a trip
through the northern part of the state.
Fessenden~ has hopes of being on
the new Great Northern line that will
pass through that section of the coun-
try.
1t is said the n. p. and Milwaukee
are to engage in a railroad construc-
ton war in western North Dakota this
year.
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The Inland Call, published at Arne.
gard, y. D.. will be enlarged about
June l to a four.page home print pa
per. I'm
The opera house at Devils Lake
has been sold to A. B. Kerlin and J.
NJ. Kelly. The consideration was
$751; 900.
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The Scranton Register has changed
hands recently. Mr.. Mills is kept
busy with his law practice and the
postoffice.
The Grand Forks, a hotel in that
city operated between 1870 and 1873,
and the first hotel in the town is being
torn down. ..
The 1917 convention of the Yeomen
will be held at Devils Lake. The
1918 convention has just been con-
Guided at jamestown.
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The Starkweather Times comments
on the monkey business which was
practiced on the last night of the re.
cent legislative session.
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Gilbert Haugen of the board Of uni.
versity and school lands is in the
northwestern part of the state, where
he is leasing school lands.
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The state insane asylum at James
town. is filled and no more patients
can be accommodated there until 9th.
er arrangements have been made.
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The Fairmont News has started on
its thirteenth year and Editor Cla-
baugh has been on hand at every is
sue of the paper since he has owned
it.
Considerable flood damage has been
done in southwestern North Dakota,
the Milwaukee main line being put out
of commission because Of washed out
bridges.
The Mercer County Star deplores
the 1act that some OF the newspaper
boys in the other parts of the county
are attempting to stir up facticla
feeling.
Devils Lake expects to take full ad.
vantage Of the lake as a place for
sport. The recently organized yacht
club has started a vigorous campaign
for membership.
Henry Wilson, sent up from Cass
county in June, 1918. on a charge of
attempting to commit sodomy, has
asked for a parole. The hearing will
be held April Is.