Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-02
News Of tho State

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Wonder what the grounding will do
today.
Rock Lake now has an Odd Fellows
lodge.
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The coal from Bull creek is said Ia
be of a good quality.
So
Mrs. l.. Z. Etling. formerly of Dick.
inson, died at R%utledge, Mo-, Jan. "a,
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Two Mandan men were fined for
allowing their children to stay out OF
school.
Mrs. Inga Olson, n of the pioneer
residents of Painted Woods passed
away Thursday.
The newspaper man who insists on
spelling God" with a lower case g
has something to learn.
Editor Cores of the Bisbee Gazette
can tell a dead one when he sees it, fol
he is coroner Of TOwner county.
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The Hebron Tribune says that town
is losing grain shipments because there
are better roads leading to other
towns!s
Tie marshal at Lawton found a
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night, but in time to save him from
freezing.
Somebodn at Wyndmere turned on
the water at the city we'll and the
next morning the whole town was an
ice rink.
After being in session four days
the school east of Alta closed, as the
teacher was unable to find a board.
ing house.
The Minot Lutlerans bought their
! castor an automobile, but failed to
make appropriations for maintenance
of the bloomin' thing. .
An exchange advertises for q meat
market which says, Bring. In your
hides and save delay, trouble and
shrinkage." Not ours. .
The Mandan News says Tur.
key Track Bill got out just in time,
as there was a warrant out for his
arrest for blind plugging.
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A 13-yearold boy at Dickey went
on an all:night fishing~ trip with his
pa a few nights ago and as a result
froze his toes and face.
Miss Beatrice Lish, daughter of the
popular Frank, was given a surprise
rarity at her Dickinson home, the oc'
casion being her birthday.
John Fielder of Rock Lake has In
vented a plowshare sharpener thai
will turn out a share a minute. ~
Al Forseth OF Grand Forks has in
vented a snow boat which he thinks
will so as fast as you will let 1t.
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An ad in the Mclean County 1nde'
pendent brought a farmers stray hog
back to him the day after the paper
was out. See it pays, don't you?~
DR.. O. F. Schussler, formerly OF
Mandan, has founded a hospital in
Elgin and is joined in the enterprise
by DR.. Bordwell, also Of that place.
Jake Pankratz' of Underwood went
I'D to Max, where he put in two weeks
injecting new life into the Enterprise,
and Editor Wright gave him a vote OF
thanks.
President Worst's address before
the graingrOwers seems to have struck
a popular chord. Nearly every paper
in the state has published extracts
from it.
Ben Schuster of Wyndmere thresh
ed 1876 bushels Of beans. An exchange
says he secured the seed from Mandar
where the Indians have used them fol
100 years.
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A man down in Adams county
bought a skunk hole for so cents ant
caught two skunks in it worth about
IS. Unusual speculation, but it Seems
to have paid out,
The Armenia schools which have
hoon nlocod on account IF infantilf
paralysis, are to be reopened Monday
No deaths have occurred since thu
school closed, though two occurred
before closing.
A big barn belonging to ED lvei
tnear Balfour was destroyed by fire
Three horses, seven hogs, harness, ha!
and other things were lost. An over
turned lantern was the cause.
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The Burnstad cooperative creamer!
held its annual meeting recently ant
the annual report was very encourag
ing. The creamery paid its patrons
over $1,000 a month last-year.
If numbers count for anything
Crosby should win out in the count.
seat fight, as States Attorney HON
mess has engaged six lawyers to he'll
him hold the county seat at tina
place. They ought to get n or tw'
Of Dowell's w~orld-beaters on tina
job.