Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-20
News oftho State

The baseball situation is looking up
in many towns.
The Grand Forks police made Gl9
arrests last year.
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The lodges Of the state are enjoying
a healthy growth.
The ONE clubs OF the state have
been active this winter.
Grand Forks has enacted an ordin-
ance regulating dance halls.
There have been a number of prair.
lie fires in the state this winter.
There have been no train wrecks
in North Dakoat this past winter.
The young men OF Minot have or
ganized to assist in civic improvement
work.
Mr.. and Msr. o. J. Seller OF James
town have returned from a trip to
Cuba
The Johnson Construction Co. OF
! Fargo will build the new city hall
at Hope.
The Lake Athletic club Of Devils
| Lake is having a hard time getting
quarters.
Judge Burr of Rugby is presiding
lover a term of district court at Min
newaukan.
The absence Of sno allowed an
early cleanup OF the alleys and streets
at Williston.
An attempt was made to organize
an Equity society at Devils Lake, but
with little success.
The jamestown High school basket
ball team claims it is in line for the
state championship.
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Roald Amundson, the d%iscoverer OF
the south pole, will make a lecture
of North Dakota soon.
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The automobile dealers are plan
ming for a record breaking year OF
sales in North Dakota.
T. w. Manning is alleged to have
left his wife and family at Granville
without means of support.
The farmers of North Dakota will
make more of an effort than ever to
secure good seed this spring.
Williston is well pleased over the
working of the commission form Of
government, recently adopted.
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The appointment of Senator Talcott
as warden of the %penitentiary seems
to meet with appreciation over the
state. .....
The two papers at Ashley have com
bined and Editor Clyde, who steered
the consolidation, is master of the sit.
uation.
At Jamestown the authorities arrest
ed a man for lie wing his horses tied
out doors without being covered with
blankets.
The Fargo Forum commends Gov
ernor Hanna for the logical reasons
he has set forth for the legislative
measures he vetoed.
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Former Governor Burke was given
a fine ovation at Fargo before he de-
parted for Washington to take up his
duties as United States treasurer.
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Mrs. T. Lyons, aged IS, fell on a
slippery walk at Devils Lake and a
deep cash was cut in her head. She
is in the hospital in a serious con. 1
dition.
Railroad construction camps in the
western part of the state are begin |
ming to hum with preparations for the
summers big campaign of railroad ex-
tension.
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"a team of. horses at Williston
wound up a terrific runaway by leap |
ing off the bench land along the river !
and n horse was killed by the fall !
to the ice. 49,.
The commissioners of Grand Forks !
find they have a problem on their
hands to find a suitable location for |
the new court house to be built there |
this summer.
Some boys at Bottineau are in a !
fair way to land in the reform school !
for breaking into the new hospital |
and defacing the walls and doing
other damage.
Editor Case of the Neville Journal
seems to insist that he has the goods |
on Senator Gronna for drawing pay ,
for federal employees that were never
in Washington.
Bernt Anderson of Churches Ferry, !
a member of the house for several ses.
sions, is proposed as a candidate for
commissioner Of agriculture and labor
next campaign.