Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-25
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Fair tonight and Thursday. Cooler
tonight: Max. q, min. So. t 5:s. .. ri
& H. A. Stack This name suggests
that It was 5haystack that was SO
horribly mutilatcd in Bmmons county
early in the week ( .ss.. 81 "A,
The Young PeopIeOf the M. q.
church are cordially invited to attend
the Campfire picnic to be held Friday
evening, July 27th. ), Meet at the M.
p. church promptly at $3.50 p. m.
Blasting 1t has been found neces-
sary to blast out the rock in the
sewer trench on Second street be
tween broadway and tThayer, which
makes progress rather slow. The
ditch on that street has been dug and
the ditcher has started in elsewhere
on the contract. .p..st rs MI 1.ss5:
I9ys, IL 5.
u Looking FOR Good Cows Ed.
Adams was in the city this morning
and told the Tribune, he had bought
the north half Of section 32-1SS-76 in
White township and that he was go
ing into dairy farming. He is looking
for some good mich cows and thinks
there's is good money in the line of
Agricultural work he has taken up.
Fine cioVerJJ jackson has a
splendid bundle Of clover that he
gathered in the capitol grounds, The
stalks are two feet high and the bios.
SONS are large and plentiful. No par
ticlllar care has been given this
clover, which has grown there several
years, nstrating that this class OF
clover is a safe crop for this section
Of the state and a very prolific yielder.
Rabfes---L asst week a COW belonging
to Walter Gambs Of Phoenix, was bit
ten by a dog that was running wild
about the country and which bit
several animals. Later the COW
showed every symptom Of having
rabies and was killed. The other
animals bitten by the dog are being
Watched closely. IN Fargo every dog
/ in the town is muzzled as several
| have shown unmistakable signs Of be
/ ing mad and had to be shot The
dogs at Wahpeton are also kept
muzz1ed. y 81 s3s B; 81: Il III
School, Board Meeting At the
school board meeting w, F. Cochrane
was comp imented by an reelection as
president and Richard PenwardeBs
Iefacient services as clerk were
recognized by his reelection also. "A
tax levy Of. $40, 200 was made for the
general fund and a levy; of 81 900 for
the sinking fund Orders were Issued
for the complete overh auling OF the
1.-TWO school houses, which win include
repairs. repa inting where necessary
and other work to place them and the
furnishings IN the best possible condi.
tion for the coming school year. RS 4
New Game Warden The gun club
will have a meeting Ii the near future
and will then take steps to secure the
appointment Of a game warden who
| Will see that the q law against shooting
ichickens out III season Is enforced
The members of the club seem to
think Mickey o Conner Is the right
man for the place and Mick says If he
gets the place he win cinch friends or
| foes IL caught III the act, and Mick il
llikely to keep his word, Such an an
/ poinfment properly backed up by the
spbrtsmen Of the city Will stop the
levi practice and give everybody 4
fair show when the shooting season
i "opens.
Keep OF the Sidewalk may moi
tbe generally known that there ii q
city ordinance prohibiting the riding
i ~ bicycles on the sidewalks Of 1 the
city and those who have been in the
habit of monopoli liking the walks viii
their wheels had best cease their
pleasures else they will be likely Ii
a 10 Cont Cigar fpr 1o Cents
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