Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-12
News of the State

A doctor has finally located at SUIT
ton.
Township elections on st. Patrick's
Day. !,
Farmers clubs in Adams county are
active.
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The Times wants a news stand es-
tablished at Robinson.
The Coutts elevator at Belield was
narrowly saved from fire.
The scarlet fever epidemic at Mi
not is causing discomfort.
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Vandals have been breaking city
arc lights at Grand Forks.
A hotel keeper at DonnybrOok al
acquitted of a blindpigging charge.
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Village elections in some parts OF
the state will cause some spring stir.
The new water supply is Il great
help to the pop factory at Caring
ton. G3
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There will be considerable building
activity in the state this coming sum
mer. i&. s
H. Z. Layne wants to be superin.
tendent of schools for Eottineau
county. "
T. r. Vallancy Of Dickinson is to
open a moving picture theater at
Glendive.
The Devils Lake Journal is sore
because it can't hog all the printing
OF Ramsey county.
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Fl. W. Read was elected president
and secretary OF the Dickinson
Creamery company. o.
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Boosters at Lakota arc keeping
alive the agitation for the establish.
= .ment Of q creamery. " ,
Devils Lake merchants arc to adopt
the Fargo idea and featurize "A Dol
lar Day. in their stores. .
IA Erp,r1ne pt nnmrnon wont IN Mi10S
City to wed, to avoid the fuss of hav-
ing the marriage at home.
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Many farmers over The state are
displaying enthusiasm and enterprise
In the proposal to raise more hogs.
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Editor McGahan of Minot does not
seem to worry over the libel case
brought against him by Arthur Le-
Seuer.
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Sam Thompson, formerly OF Mimic,
is the new Great, Northern agent at
Lakota. He will be an acquisition IN
local baseball circles.
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The postofice at Grand River is to
!, be discontinued on March Is, and
mail hereafter addressed TO that Of
fee will go to Hettinger.
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The World, at Devils Lake, is in
favor of the Legislature passing a law
for the adoption Of the Torrens Sys.
tenn for real estate transfers.
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The trustees of the Methodist
church at Napoleon would like to
locate the charter which was issued
several years ago, when the church
!, was incorporated.
A district meeting of Odd Eel
lows will be held at Hettinger, Sat:
urday evening, March IA. The event
will be a noteworthy II i'll Odd Eel.
ilowship circles in that part Of the
state.
A Milton boy has been sent to Rus
STA as representative Of the 1nterna.
tfonal Harvester company. He OK.
poets to be away three years and his
headquarters will 7,bc in Siberia. He
possesses linguistic ability.
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Tho farmers Of Germantown have
organized 4 farmers club to inCu.-
cate the better farming idea. The
president is Joseph Bank Of Cathay,
and the first discussion. was Oh the
raising and marketing IF hogs.
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l.. H. Parker, who had been publish
ing The Promoter at Dunn Center
for Editor l. l.. Doherty, is said to
have left for parts unknown. Mr..
Doherty was in Dickinson looking for
a man to take charge of his second
paper.
Rev. j. G.. Morrison sof Dickinson
has been invited to deliver the com.
nIencement address for the Beach
high school. Securing its speaker at
this early season shows that Beach
is still hustling, and that the Dickin-
son devine is in demand.
The Sentinel Butte Republican Of q
recent date had a most interesting let
ter from Mrs. l.. r. Crawford. Mrs.
Crawfod's mother and little tdaugh-
{ ter Helene. are spending the winter
with her in Asheville, N. c., while
she is taking treatment under famous
specialists.
Stark county received from the