Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-21
News ofthe State

A Grand Forks firm will start ;
new laundry at Minot,
The people at Sykeston are in favor
tor having a new school house,
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The auditorium which is to be bull
at Fargo will seat $500 people.
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Minot had a monster municipal
meeting 70 discuss City matters.
DR.. Mahood is conducting a series
OF revival meetings Al jamestown.
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The Netuaser mill flour took one
OF the hisheSt awards in . recent test
There are sonle Aig deals pending
in Barnes comfy farms this spring,
There are now tAcee candidates for
the commissioner soA in the Magic
ictty.
Stree rAr3Gs Is = question that is
Asic4@as MANY al North nakota's
lc&!les~
Trains On he Wrea, Line have
.,sea ds.Aytt considerably on account
lot s-aw
The governors veto messages seem
10 have made = hi, with the people OF
he SAFE,
There are $40 entries in the pork
contest started by the Better Farm.
ing Association.
The newspapers at Linton and Ha-
ration carry 4 number OF ads for Bis
.2arck business men.
The Stady Leader being short Of
plate al some advertisements for Ca
madam lands-and apologies.
s.
Dave Dinnie's fast horses have been
shipped to Memphis, Tenn. where
they will start the r:cing season.
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1t is plann, ID to rename tho streets
and avenues in MinOt, for the purpose
OF having a systematic numbering.
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There is talk to the effect that the
Midland railroad will be extended this
summer from jamestown into Canada.
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FThnr. r. I, nrpy1-, l., cnI,, n ,,f- nf
the state against the farmer taking
his boy out OF school for spring work.
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Sympathy is being extended Bishop
Mann because OF the death OF his
brother, which occurred in Tennes-
see.
Though the water at MinOt is Off
color and has a peculiar OdOr, the
Optic says it contains no dangerous
germs.
The oman suffrage campaign
seems to have run up against a snak
since they are opposing initiative, ref
erendum and recall.
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A Willlston physician has been in
New York comforting with DR.. Fried
mann, who claims to have discovered
a cure for tuberculosis.
Fred Lentz was released from the
Devils Lake jail in the morning and
rearrested in the afternoon on the
same old charge-house-breaking.
49,
The Ambrose Newsman thinks the
man whose business it is to see that
the walks and crossings are kept free
from snow, is lost, strayed or stolen.
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The new law passed in North Dako-
ia granting travelling men and others
the right to vote when away from
home, is attracting nation wide atten-
ton.
There is a gigantic task ahead OF
North, Dakota farmers this spring in
the spring blowing. Most OF the land
must be turned over before it can be
seeded
va. .FAA.yE 49, ;
Lee Stoke, the unfortunate who
with his father was deserted by the
mother and wife near Grafton, has
been committed to the state insane
asylum.
The Leader at Stady made a mis-.
take-or two Of them-regarding the
date of the baseball dance and threat
ems to hire a proof reader if it hap
pens again.
Andrew Stafford Of Minot secured
his boy from the state %children's home
where he had been placed by the
child's mother following a separation
by the parents.
There seems to be no dearth Of
candidates for the city commission
election at Minot, while at Devils
Lake 1t threatens to 60 by default,
for lack of them.
Rev. Martin Highland of Grand
Forks was ordained in the ministry Of
the United Lutheran church by Pres.
T.. Fl. Dahl, with impressive ceremo-
MICS, last Sunday.
A pitiable case was found near
Grafton, a wife and mother, evidently
broken down by long years of tending
to two helplessly crippled men, her