Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-17
News Of the State

The creamery at Mott Is receiving
some favorable advertising over the
state.
Glen Ullin Is making great prepar-
atiOns to celebrate the Fourth or
July.
During the month of May bounties
we're paid on IL wolf hides in Ransom
county.
The Milwaukee viii spend $4,000
improving It's depot and property at
Wahpet0n.
An elect ic storm played havoc with
the telephone and electric light wires
at Cooperslown.
Two col0red men. charged with
stealing a ride on the blind baggage,
were nabbed at Sheldon.
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The interstate fair that will be held
at Fargo July l to \ IS getting some
good boosting In the state press
The charge of maintaing a common
nuisance IN running a pigger was dis.
missed against Joe Coteau ut MGnot.
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It Is said that Minot was about
the only city in the state that OBJ
served Flag Day. liurrah for Minot.
= During Il bath game between Ford.
VILE and Conway p. Thoe of the for.
MGR village had his nose broken by Il
swift ball.
Judge huttz cancelled the permit OF
Druggist Evander at Maddox and the
druggists will not be permitted to sell
liquor again for five years.
s.
The editor Of the Mercer County
Star says that II is easier for a camel
to 30 through the eve OF IN a aoedle
than to collect delinquent subscrip'
tons.
Arrangements have been made for
a pubic playground at Park River
during the summer which will be open
to the children from I to 10 years
Of age.
Postmaster II. c. Plumley Of Fargo,
former owner Of The Forum, was
highly honoraG at st. Paul by being
elevted president OF the Tri.State
PostmaSterS' association.
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The Pecor murder trial. where John
Pecor is charged with the murder Of
his wife at HankinSon, has been be-
gun at Wahpetan. The defense Is
that the killing n accidental.
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The Sheridan Post says the crop
prospects in that vicinity are excel.
lent and throws out the hint that it
might not be amisS for the farmers
to begin looking for harvest help
now.
The Mitchell telephone line run
ming out of Mimic Was struck BY light
ming dunng a heavy storm and SOME
half mile Of poles were shattered and
broken up so that they had to be re-
placed with new ones.
Lyman Brandt. who has been post.
master at Park River for many years,
has resigned on account OF i'll health
and asks to be relieved July l. This
will renew the contests for the ap'
ro;ntment among Park River demo.
Gratis.
A gasoline speeder on the 500 line
plowed ilto an automobile belonging
to L%iveryman John Johnson at vii.
lard and n Greek who was riding on
the handcar VAS pitched through the
windshield of the auto and is not en-
pccte TO recover.
The AtlaMic elevator at Lankin was
purchased by the Ruzicka Elevator
company. The firm made up of Jer-
ONE Ruxicka, c. Zeman, Frank Rod
ney. Thomas Machart. Frank Lala and
J, Fl, Norachek of Lankin. The house
will be- managed by Mr.. Ruzicka.
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Anamoose is to have a creamery at
last. The matter has been agitated
for some time. At a recen, mass
meeting sufficient stock was subscrib-
ed to insure the financial end Of the
matter and the farmers have suaran-
teed a bonntitul supply OF milk,
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While endeavoring to get 4 colt
from between two animals hitched to-
sether. Hugh Davis Of lnkster was
kicked, and so seriously injured that
he died next day. The Young man
had recently arrived here from Wales
and was employed on a local farm.
The establishment OF a bottling
works in Edgeley is regarded as a
%forerUnner for a number Of new n
terprises being attracted by the ad
vantages of Edgeley as a shipping
center, The proposed extension OF
the n. P, to Cannonhall has attracted
many people to that point.
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Having moved from Tower City tC
Crete a few weeks ago, r, P. Sher
man has made another change and is
now located at Cakes, as vice presi'
dent of the Cakes National bank, He
sold the Crete bank ia F. S. Graham
of Oakes and purchased stock in the
Cakes National. .