Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-10
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The Farmers ano S:ockman's Pro
tective Association of Mckenzie coun
ty was organized at Schafer Tuesday
for mutual protection against thiev
ing, and wolves and coyotes.
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A valuable horse set fire to a barn
at Schafer by igniting some matches
in the hay with his teeth. The animal
was killed in the fire.
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Several troublesome fires have been
started in the vicinity of Sterling late.
ly by the action of the sun on pieces
! of broken glass thrown by the road.
Cavalier is entertaining big crowds
with the celebration marking the city's
victory in obtaining the county seat.
Ball games and barbecues are among
the features.
The members Of the Crosby tennis
club have issued announcements Of
Their second annual tournament to be
held the 14th and 18th OF this month.
Notaries at the various points Of
the Berthold reservation are perfect.
ing their organizations in preparation
for the land opening next week.
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The Minot Reporter says that Sam
Clark would form an association of
newspaper men at the State Capitol.
Thieves at New Salem got away
with three gunny sacks full of mems
furnishings and left the cash regis
ter with about fourteen dollars in it.
An 1rishman at Fargo had no diff
Guilty in getting very drunk before
eleven O'Clock last Sunday morning.
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The Fargo Forum says that Bis
marck wants foundry. A foundry
is being erected here now as fast as
the contractor can do it.
NORTH DAKOTA ENFORCEMENT
LEAGUE.
A Call For Local Vigilance Com
mittees:-
There are in North Dakota perhaps
500 towns. 1t is absolutely impossible
for me to give personal super vision
of closing blind pigs in each of these
separately. We must deal with
counties and enlist the best people to |
help. The information sent in by |
committees will be tabulated by coun-
ties and become the basis of the law
enforcement work. Organize in your
community secret vigilance commit
zee Of business men and get the fol-
owing information:
l. Full name of blind" pigger with
'lace of residence, namely, county,
own, addition, block, lot, building and
DOM. (Be sure these are corret)
2. Place where he does business
With description as in No. 1. Name
nd address of owner of property
where liquor is sold.
3. Name of the brewery where he
ets the liquor. What kind of liquor?
low he gets it, freight or express.
Who takes it from the depot. Where
e stores it. Names of those who
requent his place. What ruse does
e use in selling?
4. Are all liquors shipped plainly
abeled, having name of consignee
nd kind and amount of liquor on out
1de Of package? Is said liquor only
ellvered to consignee? Is liquor de-
vered to any business or public house
Their than the drug store having per- I
nit? Are liquors pretended for .pri-
ate use, sold or given away?
.. Do your officials designated by
ne code to enforce these laws own
uildings where liquors are sold or
reouent these places? Does your {
ank collect c. o. D. drafts? Are
ales being made in buildings under
ne Injunction? Is your freight or ex-
ress agent carefully observing the
aw and the rules of the railroad
ompany? If not, report him to the
Has the liquor seller been
nee convicted? He is a candidate
or the penitentiary.
" NSS POI IACu16ES - 10 0V0Cy
raveling and local salesman who
axes orders, with name and rel.
dence
Some committees are already send
ng in good reports. Our calls are so
numerous We cannot promise your
ocality assistance without this CO.
operation. We have submitted our
Whole plan to many business men and
officials and they all say it will do the
BUSINESS if local committees will do
heir part
F.. L. WATKINS,
Supt. N. D. Enforcement League.
THE TRUTH ABOUT BLUlNc.
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