Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-24
News Of the State

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There is a big grind on in distric
court at Medora.
Judge Coffey Is holding a term o
court at Fessenden.
A number of bills have already beer
killed off in Bismarck.
The Mott Farmers club named Maj
| shall Phillips president.
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All transcontinental tracks have
been cleared in the far west.
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James Ryan is alleged to have stol
en- q valise at Minot and sold it.
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Darlington Is the latest to get into
the scrap for an insane asylum.
The Crittenton home at Fargo has
cared Tor 1870 girls in the past year
Geo. II. Horton of Mayville, a prom
inent Trail county farmer, is dead.
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The John Renner meat market at
| South Dickinson was damaged by fire
! North Dakota's deposits gained $751;
600, 600 during the past twelve months.
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J. w. Scott, the Gilby farmer, OBJ.
jects to cash payment Of the road tax.
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Herman Milbrandt, a pioneer farm
er, was frozen to death near Hankin-
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The schools at Armenia are closed be:
cause Of an infantile paralysis epidem-
ic.
The jamestown Commercial travel
ers will organize a council of the q.
C. r.
A big farmers meeting to promote
dairying will be held at Eraddock
Jan. 81.
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Fargo and Moorhead may have d
Joint team in the Central-1nternatiOna]
league.
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There is a great scramble for: anoth-
err insane asylum by North Dakota
towns.
It is said that the 500 has decided
to build its extension to Montana; west
from Plaza.
It is said that there are millions Of
bushels Of grain yet TO be marketed
on the slope.
Halmer Syverstad of Enderlin lost
a leg when he stepped in front of a
switch engine.
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The cold snap has resulted in a num-
Der OF serious fires in various Nortl
Dakota towns.
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II. J.. Blodeett, aged "A and Louise
Snow, aged 60, were united In mar
rlaget at Beach.
Dickinson is said to he having trOub-
lie with the free mail delivery because
Of a lack of carriers. =.
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The jamestown Capital says that
Fargo now has a hardy secretary OF
the commercial club. 49,
The mid winter fair at Devils Lake
promises TO be one Of the best ever
held in the lake district.
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The town of Amidon, thirty miles
northeast Of Rhame, is said to be due
for a big boom this year. .'-..
Prof. VIM. G. Bek of the state uni.
versity is working on a history of the
Germans in North Dakota. e
The third raise on insurance rates
in tCarrington in the past three years
has just been put into effect.
The charge preferred by r. II. Bax.
ter against a well known travelling
at Minot was dismissed.
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Julius Granner Of Crete, had to have
a leg amputated as the, result of a kick
from a horse several years ago.
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Frank Fell and w. Binger were ar.
rested in WlinOt charged with stealing
coal in the railroad yards there.
The county judges met at Bismarck
in annual session and A. G. Hanson of
was reelected president.
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Sam Martinson. wanted at Mfnot' for
passing forged checks to the amount
Of $50, was nabbed at Rugby.
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The girls Of Divide county did pref
ty well during the year of 1912, the
county Judge reporting 131 marriage
issued during the past twelve
months.
z. j. McCutcheon. vt n time Sam
wicked partner, in the tlrbu-
lent days when they published the
Minot Reporter. has just@beerl appoint.
ed judge of the justice court at the
City, and they say lie wears the
rlnine like a veteran.
A bad man by the name Of Max Sny.