Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-10
News oftho State

James 3. Hedges Is now the editor
of the Stady Leader.
Dunn Center is II Of the coming
towns in Dunn county.
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There is quite a lot of threshing to
be done yet this spring.
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Oliver county Is getting a lot OF
valuable blooded dairy stock.
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The ~threshermen OF Dunn county
have perfected an association.
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Minor sent C. carload of potatoes
to the flood sufferers at Dayton.
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Devils Lake schools were highly
commended by the state inspector.
Anyway. April SHOWS and rains
bring May flowers, chirps the James
town Capital.
Ransom county has six consolidat.
| edools and more will vote on the
question oon
Mandan Is planning on making its
chautauqua season a big success this
coming season.
Jag wagons have quit in Fargo
but the express companies are still
| doing business.
W. G. Fitzpatrick is the new man.
ager Of the landau Mercantile busl.
ness at Taylor.
Some of the towns are already
planning on big farmers meetings to
be held in the fall.
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There will be some extensive rail-
road work in the wards at Mandan
this coming summer.
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Thelc is a big demand for farm ma.
chiperN nf all kinds, but especially
for ploWs and, tractors.
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Fargo has sent over $4,000 to food
sufferers, part OF which was contrib
uted from nearby towns.
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Six long trains of empties went
west from Dilworth to the coast over
the N. P. n day last week. ,
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Many Of the farmers of North Da.
kota this spring have needed the ad.
vice of testing their seed grain.
Two cars of holstein COWS were
shipped through North Dakota by ex.
press from Wisconsin to Seattle.
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North Dakota needs dry weather
for several weeks now If the usual
amount of blowing is to be done.
Gustaf Gronlund of Fornan was
fatally hurt by being thrown from. a
load Of straw when the wagon jolted.
The Sibley hotel at Dawson is be-
ing renovated and will be open for
business again in a couple of weeks.
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Rev. B. G. Jackson of the Cakes
Presbyterian church has resigned and
will accept a call to a Chicago church.
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There are only three female in
mates of the state p%enitentiary. This
Is probably a record for the nation.
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Ealfour, in McHenry county, turn
ed down the proposition to consoli.
date the schools at a recent election.
The Dickinson Commercial club Is
making elaborate preparations for
the annual election and banquet, May
7.
The Northern Briquetting Co., at
Minot, has, purchased land for a big
plant that it is planned to erect this
spring.
The Little Missouri river was the
highest this spring it has been for
twenty years-according to the oldest
inhabitant.
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The GARRISON Independent becomes
enthusiastic over the establishment
of an experiment farm there by the
500 Line,
Kenmare had a flood and The Jour
nal force had to send out and buy
rubber boots before they could get
the paper out.
1t took the jury only three minutes
to find that George Norm of Richard.
ton vas not guilty of violating the
prohibition law. :
A wreck on the 500 near Enderlin
was the cause of the So Line running
a number Of trains over the N. p.
via Fargo and Detroit. .
A number of quail have been i'm.
ported from New York and turned
loose near Dickinson. N. d. There is
no open season in this state and it Is
believed they will multiply rapidly.
Nehemiah Davis failed to land in
congress last fall, but he had little
trouble in placing himself at the
head Of Minot's city commission. He
seems to be an old warhorse, hard
to keep out of the race.
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