Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-08
News oftho State

Marmarth will have a ball team this
year. ..'
The Pioneer Press wants cement
walks at Mott.
The News wants more sidewalks
built in DOgden.
There is q good opening for an iron
foundry at Mott. .
Scarlet fever is prevalent in the
vicinity Of Sherwood.
C~asselton has donated 1926 to the
flood sufferers Of Ohio.
s.
The safe of the Orpheum theatre
at Fargo was robbed of $500.
Judge Burr will deliver the address
on Memorial day at Willow City.
Some of the weekly papers are still
using legislative bills for wrappers.
s.
A system of waterwOrks is a pos
sibly for Belfeld in the near future.
The teachers institute held at Dick
inson last week was a great success.
Rugby has a mudhole in one of its
streets that is a menace TO the town.
Farmers in the vicinity of Rugby
are importing some blooded stock this
spring
Down at Strceter $1,000 has been
pledged for a new Presbyterian
church.
Fourteen S.uucntS will graduate
from the high scloo. at Dickinson
this spring.
The Elgin Times is one Of the
weekly paers to discontinue the use
of ready prints.
A daughter was born last week to
Editor and Mrs. Haskell of the Bot
tineau COurant.
The big rise in the Little Missouri
gave the people at Marmarth some
thing Of a flood scare
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Center has prospects Of growing
this summer and there is a demand
for more dwellings there
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Down at Buffalo. N. d., there is a
noseguard factory that seems to be CO.
ing a Furnishing business.
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Albert Weis of Wahpeton, a men
Der Of the recent legislature, is in
Florida On land business.
A site t Minot has been secured
for the new home to be erected there
by the Commercial Travellers. 1
s.
Sheriff Courtenay who was killed
by the dinge at M,ndaE has a brother
living at Devils Lake and another at
Grand Forks.
The Mimic Journal has it's linotype
machine in operation and there is
great improvement in the appearance
Of that paper.
Under the new law convicted violat-
ors of the prohibition law will find
the penitentiary staring them in the
face for six months.
Editor Jenkins Of the News at Man.
ming has been in the twin cities the
past week to purchase a new printing
outfit for his paper.
The Omemee HeraI. thinks Kraabe!
winked the other eye when he wrote
that explanation of his vote on the in
itiative and referendum.
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The jag wagons after having oper-
ated between Fargo and Moorhead
the past 2 years, are finally put OUT
of business by the Webb bill.
s.
Hon. j.. Y. Briden, a pioneer resi-
dent Of Walhalla, has moved to Sas.
katoon. He vas a member of the
Legislature during the session of 1905.
e. J. Vickre who vas convicted on
a charge Of forgery in district court
at Hillsboro formerly lived at Els
marck where he followed the painters
trade.
After conducting the Wyndmere
Pioneer for twelve years Editor Klenz.
ing has sold the paper to Fl. f. Seivert
who has installed some great improve
ments.
The Glen Ullin band is rounding
out In great shape this spring and
promises to be one of the best musical
organizations in western North Oak
ota this coming season. q
The Darcy Commercial has started
on its third year and Editor Rat
cliff says he will continue to give
the people of his town as good a paper
as the support will warrant.
Chas. McAllister of MIndan, who
has had charge Of the switch crew
between Bismarck and Mandan for a
number of years is now conductor of
the branch line north of Mandan.
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