Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-09

| Dickinson boosters are talking OF
an electric line between their city and
Mott.
Teachers Of Ransom county held a
very successful meeting at Lisbon re-
GENTLY.
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Mayville anticipates building
boom this summer, according to the
Tribune.
Baseball fans over the state are be-
ginning to wake up with the approach
of spring.
jamestown Commercial club is get
ting ready to peddle publicity about
their city
The creamery at Steele will be OPP
encd after having been closed for sew
eral months.
I AM effort is now being made to man.
ufacture gasoline as byproduct OF
ignite coal.
Alex 1Esler, :Stutsman county po-
neer, passed away at jamestown, af-
ter short illness.
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Some residents of Washburn want
the commission plan Of government
given a try-out there.
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! Do1 Lot ~ Nd
the people there think there is patron
age enough to warrant it.
f. C. Rector Of Jud wants 10000
bushels of barley and takes the right
course to get it-advertises.
The Hope Pioneer thinks the taxes
are: TOO high and asks the people
What are going to do. about it %
Horse and cattle thieves are hay
ing a hard time of it in the state now
many of them being arrested
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II. D. Mack OF the Dickey Reporter
tells his readers Of his trip to the
! lC6ISluLuIC -u1lu ods . AC CHJOyCu ~
s.
The Montana legislature created
Bibaux county and the city Of the
same name will be the county seat.
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L. Fl. Connolly has been elected
exalted ruler of the Mandan Elks
lodge-for the third successive term.
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Eeachites are pleased with the re-
port that their city may be made a
division point on the Northern Paci-
fic.
The Wilton News spread itself-all
over the front page, telling about the
visit Of the law makers to the Ignite
mines.
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! Mandan expects to have the main
street paved in the near future, ac-
cording to a statement made in the
Pioneer.
The Mountaineer appreciates what
. the commercial club has done for
! Walhalla-and speaks right out in
meeting.
Arthur Mclaughlin Of Foster coun-
ty vas found guilty on Islander
chal ge-his victim being a fourteen
veal o@ gitE S5fs i"
ri e lLaketa fire department will be
FITTED out with some new supplies, in
clud3Nynsses rubber coats and other
necessary equipment. -.
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'rhe Elgin Times suggests that if
the farmers of the state want men
who, will stay on the job they should
}engage only married men.
Ravely Of the Jud Leader has had
some trouble with his eyes, which he
says is the reason his paper is not up
to the usual standard this week.
William Plaman, formerly of Nc
kenzie, has sued for damages arising
out of the purchase Of land in south
ern Oregon. North Dakota is good
state to tie to.
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William Hurley, founder of the Sar-
gent County Independent and resi-
dent of Forman for over quarter OF
a century, died suddenly at his home
last Saturday morning.
Christ Tiller, for years section fore
man at Velva, was found in box car
with his head crushed in, and foul
play is suspected. He died a few
minutes after he was discovered.
Z Sherman Knauss, formerly of,!this
city, an employee OF the Tribune, is in
charge of the Spring Valley Times,
the first edition Of which has been
published at Melby, Dunn county.
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Edna Healey plead guilty to charge
of white slavery and Judge Coffey SEN
fenced her to two years in the pen
her partner in crime, Andrew Jack
son, drew five years at the same
boarding house
The Associated Press has sent out
word, that two young men, J. R. Rus
sci and Frank Parker, claiming to be
representatives of a, Boston paper,