Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-09

Work has commenced on the new
st. Alexius hospital in this city.
Ward county commissioners are t,
improve the court house at Minot.
Fargo members of the school boar.
fail to lame a head for city schools
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Bishop Wehrle recently dedicated
the new Catholic church at Brad
dock. \
Old timers report this spring tn,
wettest that has been noted for man!
years.
Paul Griffith was elected presiden
of the Grand Forks county S. S. as
ISOLATION.
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Editor Miller of the Minnewaukol
Siftings will DOR move into his new
office building. y
Sheriff Mcdonald of Morton coun
ty seeks an alleged horse thief o
many aliases.
After a number of months delay
work has been resumed on the Fargo
Armory-auditorium.
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Flasher reports a building boom
this ~year-also that many farmers
will build log houses.
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Mandan people complain because
special train rates between Bismarck
and that place are too high.
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Activity in. construction circles is
reported from jamestown, in regard
to the Midland Continental railway.
Fargo-Moorhead Norwegians have
arranged a program for the celebra.
ton of the Norsk independence day
Crazy had trouble with the tele.
phone lines last week. About fifty
linemen were there to make the re-
pairs.
Charles Hensen, a Glen Ullin man,
was killed by a train at Livingston,
Montana, while enroute to Washing
ton. ..Gr, aAGQ.
Hoboes at Ray used a small sized
casket as a kitchen cabinet and had
stored within it a goodly supply of
edibles.
The LaMoure-Dickey county black.
smiths have organized an association
to care for the interests of their pro-
fessiOn.
The Fargo Bridge Company secures
2 Morton county contract to erect
a bridge over Louise creek, neal
Flasher.
No evidence of foul play was dis.
covered al the inquest over the body
found in a burned straw pile at
Jamestown. r.
The shepherd ofthe Hills" has
appeared in several towns insthis state
and has met with good houses at
every place.
The Minot park board is, discussing
the ~advisabilily of having drinking
fountains in the down town district
and in the parks.
Sheldon business men are interest.
ing themselves in the remains of all
old Indian village, about two miles
south of that town.
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jamestown will hold the annua:
Methodist camp meeting June 1880.
About two thousand campers arc ex-
pccted to i5e present.
Crop c%ondidtions from all paris of
the state show up we'll this year. The
precipitation has been sufficient and
the ground is thoroughly saturated.
Karl Klein, president Of the Slooc
Development league, and who lives at
Washburn. has gone to French Lick
Springs for treatment for rheuma.
tism.
Eenno ]. Schimansky of the Secur.
ity State bank OF Flasher, has re-
his position. George Lenhart
OF this city takes his place te.nporar-
lily.
Life is not worth living" wrote
Martin Bayfield,, of Tolley. lust be-
fore shooting himself while in a pas.
senger coach on the Thief River
line.
Wshpeton is the first to report tho
music Of the lawn mowers and the
feelings that are aroused in the early
morning when its citizens want, TO
take another nap.
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The Valley City Carnegie Library
was burned Thursday morning. An
investigation as to the origin of the
is under way. Some claim incen-
are responsible.
So
Cooperstown experienced a sleet
storm which so badly destroyed
shade trees that several years will
pass before the beauty of some of
the trees and streets will be restored,
Morton county has a boy who has
been inoculated with the desire to
get married. He finally got into
trouble with the courts and is Ian.