Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-29
News oftho State

The old skating rink has been tori
down at Langdon.
There is a smallpox epidemic AT
Westlield, rear Linton.
s.
Woodwork has 9 live farmers c!nn
which is doing things
Rain has interrupted seeding in
some parts OF the state.
The Br.ddock News wants the dog
in ti.at vicinity tied up.
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The Regain Headlight remarks that,
"Rupp's cattle are running the own
Jcns Jensen, a farmer living near
Garrison, lost four stacks of grain by
fire.
s.
Wheat seeding is said to be we'll
advanced in the DIVINITY Of Martson-
moor.
Why not boost for a big tree plant
ing stunt in your section on ArbOr
Day?
The LangdOn creamery, which a
closed during the winter, az opend
last week.
The 500 put a new time card in
effect on the line that runs through
En.nons county.
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The people living along the Mott
line will appreciate the new passen-
ger'train service.
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The. Ssa1eiI 0s'tautomobiles in North
Dakota is beyond even the eXpecta-
tlohs of,thi ldhalers.
I.so1mieelvvaluaAJ bappers were discues,
cd when the nurses, of the state held
their meeting at Fargo.
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A number of farmers in the vicin-
ity of Kindred are experimenting with
the new marquis wheat.
s.
1.-THE program has been arranged for
the bankers convention, which is TO
be held at Fargo in June.
The streets in BowDells are in be
ter condition tnan at any time within
the memory of the oldest inhabitant.
Ed Van Beck of Westfeld is run
ming an engine which draws five
ploWs, a drill and a drag and has no
one to assist.
It will take the people along the
main line OF the N. p. a little time
to become accustomed to the change
of the train schedule.
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The Kindred Tribune nan goes into
details regarding the disease autoitis.
He had the disease bad, but got an.
auto and is entirely cured.
s. .
Lisbon has put in a school play
ground with a giant Stride" shoot
the chutes," and pile, etc, which is
proving immensely popular.
The Binford Times mar went over
to the new town Of Sutton and was
quite surprised at the construction
work that has been going on there.
The McHenry Tribune issues warn
ing that the ordinance against haul
ing refuse and garbage. through the
main streets Of the village will be en-
forced.
s.
The recent municipality election in
Larimore, in which NJ. Gass won out
for mayor over John Nelson by three
votes, will probably be taken to the
courts.
There is an honest farmer near
Sanborn. He reports to The Sanborn
Enterprise that seven stray thanks
giving dinner" turkeys are stranded
on his farm.
The baby girl OF Mrs. James Ford,
who lives thirty miles" south Of Man.
dan, was poisoned from eating seed
grain that had been treated with
formaldehyde.
The Walcott Reporter wants to
know why the auto owner should be
singled out fer double taxation end
suggests a license on baby carriages,
wheelbarrows and buggies.
Valley City lost many of the star
players that composed its baseball
team last year because of delay in
organizing the team, but expects to
have a good bunch of players.
Station Agent F. P. Mcclure of San.
born, who is an enthusiastic sports
man, spent a day last week sowing
wild rice around sloughs in that vicin-
ity, to tempt the ducks next fall.
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Reports are beginning to wander
back from some Of those who have
gone from this state to Montana to
take up claims that all is not as rosy
as 1t looked from long distance.
s.
The stulents of the Agricultural col
lege have hit upon the scheme OF rails
ing funds for the boys dormitory by
asking the farmers over the state to
donate n bushel of wheat. Some
OF the farmers have already offered as
high as 100 bushels.
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The Lisbon Free Press, speaking
of the recent election in Fargo, says:
Hoover came nut ahead in tho school