Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-10
News ofthe State

More sidewalks have been ordered
for Valley City.
A white way lighting system is to
be installed at Wahpeton.
s.
Judge BUTTE will be the Memorial
Day orator at Devils Lake.
s.
Park River is planning on a 0
ster Fourth of July celebration.
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A class Of - will graduate from
the Fargo High school this year.
The commission plan Of city govern.
ment is being agitated at Valley City.
The grand lodge Of the a. O. L. ".
will convene in Fargo the last Of this
month.
Fred Clausem was run over by a
tank wagon at Bottineau and serious
~ injured.
Devils Lake has borrowed $3S,0oJ
from the state to take up its outstand-
ing warrants.
Several old time Valley City ball
players will wear jamestown uni
forms this season.
s.
The Great Northern shops at Devils
Lake will close Saturday afternoons
during the summer.
The Russel-Miller Milling Co. are
planning for an increase Of capacity
at their Minot plant.
s.
+. l.. Strum. who built the Wahpe-
ton street car line, has a similar task
at Lewiston, Idaho.
The silo is commencing to occupy
a prominent place on the rural lana
scape OF North Dakota.
Six hundred and thirty-two acres OF
land in Grand Forks county were re
Gently sold for $40, 600.
Jim Bingham. who has just been
appointed chief of police in Fargo, is
an old timer in the business.
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The Washburn Ignite Coal compa
ny has been awarded the contract for
furnishing fuel for Valley City.
Fireworks will be prohibited at the
chautauqua grounds at Valley City
on the Fourth of July this year.
s.
The recent statement from the bank
examiners shows the banks Of the
state to be in an excellent condition.
Langdon is to have a new depot
this summer, and it is to be similar
to the one built at Lakota last year.
Since a case of smallpox was dis
covered at the state university all Of
the patients there have been vaccin
ated.
Bishop Luccock Of the Methodist
church has been r%eappointed as bish-
op for North Dakota, Montana and
Idaho.
The Bismarck Automobile club has
resumed its work of posting sign
boards along the country roads OF
Eurleigh county.
"Dad' Streetcr of the Linton Rec
ord seems to favor a smaller number
of representatives in the lower house
Of the Legislature.
Summoning jurors by mail under
the new law will be practiced for the
first time for the spring terms Of
court over the state.
Paderewski, the great pianist, will
appear at Fargo during the coming
season. 1t will be his only appear.
ance in North Dakota.
s.
Owing to the absence of some of
its members. the Nelson County Press
club was compelled to postpone its
NEE. ing to a later date.
49,
Frank y. Maurer, an early pioneer
Of Ramsey county and a resident Of
StarkWeather, was stricken suddenly
by the hand OF death.
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The Sentinel at Oriska has gone out
of business and the Valley City Courl.
err has taken over the subscription
list of the uetunct DaDpr.
Thu new game board is making
strenuous efforts to prevent spring
shooting Of geese, but appear to have |
some job On their hands.
Automobile owners at Hannah are |
after the parties who make a prac. |
tlce of distributing sharp tacks along
the road on the town line.
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A big reception was rendered l.. |
W. Hill. president of the Great North
ern road. when he addressed the Com.
mercial club at Grand Forks.
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OsnabrOck and Milton are wran. |
Cling over who is entitled to first hon.
ors for rushing the straw hat season.
Osnabrock claims that Ole Axvig OF
Milton is not entitled to the medal.
A. e. Hauge, who has been checked |