Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-03
News ofthe State


Public dances will be licensed here.
after in Minot.
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The Devils Lake Chautauqua has
i.opeled its 2lst annual assembly.
Minot is agitating the matter OF a
new federal building at that place.
Over 500 druggists are expected al
the convention OF druggists in Minot
In August.
Ward and McHenry counties are to
construct steel bridges ovor Little
Deep river west of Deering.
The sheriff of Ward county has
sent out notices that he will be after
all %violators of the new laws that
went into effect on July !.
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The chief Of police OF kenmarc
will enforce the law which states that
numbers must be placed on the rear
Of autos and not on the front.
A p~Ostofiice has been established at
HextOn, in Morton county, and Ches
ter II. Wilcox of Cannon Ball has
been named as the first postmaster.
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DR.. X. o. Knudson Of Sherwood
has been arrested for practicing med:
icine without a license. The CON
plant was made by DR.. Lord of Glen
burn. y rt4il
The contract for furnishing 35S
horses for the Standing Rock and
Sheyenne Indian agencies has been
awarded to w. S. Perkins of Man
dan.
The body Of Peter Maarud, who
disappeared about two months age
from Towner, was found in the Mouse
river. 1t is believed the man was
drowned. ~
Fl. W. Hansen, president of the Cit
liens bank Of kenmare, has receiv'
ed notification from Governor Hanna
to the effect that he has been named
deputy state bank examiner.
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The high wind at Towner picked
up a shed in which a COW was tied,
COW and all, and tipped the shed up.
side down in such a way that the COW
was literally hanged to death.
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II. NJ. Woods has secured a perma.
nent restraining order against the
city Of Kenmare to grade for walk
until such time as the damage to
Woods property can be a~scertained.
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Hatton is said to have some Of the
finest agricultural territory surround
ing it, of any section of the state.
Land is said to be held at from $50 to
! $500 per acre and one for sale.
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1t is reported that about twO-thlrds
of the town Of Mannhaven will vacate
At least several buildings are about
to be moved to Stanton, and among
them is that Of the Slope Mercantile
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Beaver are protected by the North
Dakota laws, no matter how much
damage they may do to property. The
proper thing to do if beaver do dam
age is to put in a bill to the state
| game board of control, says The
| Golden Valley German American.
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Price Atkins auto caught fire at
Gallo and an explosion that would
/, have wrecked the machine and prob
ably MANNED or killed some of the
members Of his family, who were rid.
ing. vas narrowly averted by quick
work on the part of Mr.. Atkins.
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VIM. Hardine of Stanton has been
bound over to the district court in the
sum of $3.50, which he could not fur.
nish, for passing checks that he is
alleged to have forged. Hardine only
recently completed a term in state
prison for having obtained goods un.
der false pretenses, and seems to have
a mania for such work. s.
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The thirdobicnnial Sangerfest of the
Red River: Valley Singers associa'
tions was brought to a close at Dew
lis, Lake, after a three days session,
in which the greatest, musical organ
ization in the northwest entertained
thousands of visitors in Devils Lake
with three are musical programs and
many open air concerts. The next
sangerfest will be held in CrOokston.
The women of Neville wanted to
see the baseball games with more
comfort, so they all got busy, held ice
cream socials and raised funds to
purchase the lumber, then hustled
around until they go enough tools
and rounded up their husbands,
.sweethearts and brothers into a big
bee, and now there is a fine cover
over the grandstand at the baseball
park,
Announcement is made that Presi.
dent Wilson has ordered restored to
entry approximately $4,000 acres OF
land in North Dakota, heretofore re.
.o~.el ro. unro;~o$;1 gov n1n1 I'm.