Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-03
News ofhs St,to
Haselton Is proud Of its electric

Haze!ton Is proud OF its electric
light plant. N 5@
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baseball teams are being organized
over the state.
The hustler q insists on ii Flasher be.
Ing Incorporated.
"A bank is being established at Are
na' q 'Burleish county; town owns
North Dakota marriages are ocsur.
Ing at an average rate.
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Warm weather has postponed some
big ice races at Grand Forks. !;
The people at Steele have secured
q ~buttermaker for their creamery.
Attractions are being booked for
this summers Chautauqua at Man.
dan. s,
It will 0 be possible to reach
Manning from Dickinson by an, auto
stage.
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Powers Lake. Is to have a fair in
the fall. a premium list will soon be
issued.
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County division will be an issue in
the coming campaign in Mclean
county. 81 .F.#, h
Darlington is already for its next
metropolitan step-tthat OF free deliy,
cry Of mail. .. l..
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Farmers elevators and new rem.
cries are spreading fast over North
Dakota prairies. ~
The Sargent County Teller frowns
at the sight of yellow Journalism
whatever that. is. * 90,
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J. ]. Friedrich ofSShields, captured a
wild cat AZ inches in. length and is
having It mounted.
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~ OuA!A6 S0SOAluG III u .SlOVc AT MI
dina gave the people Of that town a
frightful fire scacre.
Editor Jimmy Mccormick will
spread the Braddock News out to
eight pages this week.
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: Mott boasts Of a. $40, 900 school
building and a corps Of -, excellent
teachers. III. charge of $50 scholars.
= -. &;s-e- s-Etss 5ss~< 80.
George McC0nyille of the Fargo
Courier-News becomes sporting edi.
tor Of the st. Paul Pioneer Press.
IT,. Grand Forks. adopts the City
Commission plan of government. it lis
likely that 9 city manager may be
appointed.
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The Mott. Spotlight is quite sure
Attorney simpson of Dickinson will
'be 9 candidate for congress against
Pat Norton. Ms<
"a team of sound -aPercheron blacks
was sold to Nelson county farmer
for, 1926. The kind Of horsepower ex
clusively on his farm.
Farmers from Stark county, ILL.,,
have bought tracts Sof land in Rich.
,mond county one near Wahpeton, and
the other west Of Galchutt.
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With the transfer Of patients from
Jamestown hospital for the insane to
Grafton, the patients at that ilstitu.
tton will number about $50.
There is general, regret over the 4
state over the death at Churches Fer. !
~ of William Wallac Barrett, aged
S2, North Dakota's first forestry.
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1.-THE 500 line, has HI Increased Iurl its
freight service in and out: OF Cakes.
Two trains each way daily. A great
convenience to the travelling public.
Little Mac" of the Flasher Hustler
always thought he was the whole
cheese with his paper, but since his
wife has been Ill he thinks different.
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~ %ur'a $3.50. ~" 4HF. gF4HE lH.Fs.-.
During'.a fire at, Dickey the village
artesian we'll proved equal to that oc.
casion, but the fire department was
handicapped because it had only one
line Of hose.
$ Since the burning of the Methodist
church at Darlington, the Record Of
that city. suggests the union of the
Methodist and Congregationalist so.
cleties of that place.
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!: Frank N. Bennett, aged 81. near
:Bcwmars and his: two year old. son
died suddenly, from styph1idd fever and
pneumonia Father and son. were bur:
led In the same grave.
The Dickinson Golf club. this year
will contract for a'.beautifully chased
silver loving cup, the gift of James
G. Young Of Minneapolis. This is the
second cup donated to the club.
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Ernest kuntz. aged 10, all inmate
OF the reform school at lAandan, died,
Of cancer. His mother will take the
remains to her home in Minnesota for
burial. u.
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Il The railroad commissioners will in.
svestigate the need Of a subway
Through the N p ra}1road IN rda ~