Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-11
News OF tho State
Stanton had a gas tractor day.

The Shafer Record carries a fine
line of legals.
A site for a new theater is being
sought at Minot.
The German Baptists will biuld a
church at Linton.
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The Great Northern fast coast
trains stop at Berthold.
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The new Masonic temple at Grand
Forks will be a fine building.
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Another three-story business block
is to be erected at Devils Lake.
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Buyers are busy about Taylor buy.
ing horses for the eastern markets.
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Some extensive sewer work will
be constructed at Beach this coming
year. =
The Woodman lodge OF Fargo is
raising funds for the flood sufferers
of the east. :
The creamery at Ashley has engag-
ed an expert butter maker and cheese
manufacturer. ...... .
Senator Grona predicts the Bull
! Moosers won't have much chance in
North Dakota. !
The town of Bowdon is calling for
| bids for the erection of a new high
school building.
H. l.. Holmes of Bathgate and Jud
LaMoure have just returned from a
trip to the twin cities, :
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Diversified farming seems to be on
the increase along the new lines OF
railroad owe the state.
The N. P. is planning a new down
town depot for Valley City. 1t is to
be constructed of cement.
There were some washOuts in the
| western part of the state caused by
| the overflow OF the Knife river.
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The city commission at Minot has
| decreed that paving some OF the
| streets of that city is necessary. ;
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! A Valley City farmer Melted 175 per
! cent on an investment of $2,420 in
live stock in one year, not including
| labor. r
A gag of five bootleggers who had
been operating in a cook car at New
! Rockford were rounded up by the
sheriff.
The Nome Tribune thinks the state
| might adopt This slogan: millions
for chewing gum but not a cent for
snOos.' a.
Prescott township, in Renvillc coun
ty, has bought a lot OF gopher poison
| which will be distributed free to
farmers. =.
Arthur Risley of Neche shot him
self to death at, Winnipeg. He left a
! note saying , he. died because of a
love affair.
The Pearl Lake & Gladstone Farm
! ers' Telephone company is planning
on consolidating several farmers
lines near LaMoure. -
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The newly elected county treasur'
| ers are just taking office under the
| law which changed their time for TAX
ing office to April l.
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[ 1t is reported that the Granville.
! Sherwood branch OF, the Great North
| ern may be extended twelve miles
west of Sherwood. ~
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Phillips drove in
a covered sleigh from Erbhard, Mimi,
to their claim at Max, making the
trip in twenty-five days. =
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The old court house at Grand
Forks is being razed to make room
for the fine new structure to be erect
ed this coming summer.
AS a result of absorbing too much
Ijoywater, Pete konka of Galicia
marked up the countenance of his bos-
ON friend with a bottle. ...
The Anamoose Progress warns the
high school boys Of that village who
indulge in the cigarette habit, to be-
ware of the village marshal,
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The bursting Of the big Healy dam
at Red Lake Falls, Mimi, for a time
threatened high water at Grand Forks
but there is no perceptible danger
yet. .
The livery barn at Crazy is called
The Palace. What's in a name?
Crary's streets are said to be in ex-
cellent shape compared with neigh
S. F. Mercer, q florist of Larimore,
has a lengthy communication in The
Minneapolis Journal, in which he de-
plores the neglected condition OF
many rural cemeteries.
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