Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-13
News Of tho State


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BOttincau spOrtSinen are planning
shooting tournament for next summer
Nineteen of the fifty county super
tendents Of North Dakota are women
New England reports 100000 bu
shells of grain marketed at that poinI
TO date.
The plant at the Devils Lake Inter
Ocean was completely destroyed by
fire January 80.
%linchart Nelson OF Ryder thrcshcd
S22O worth Of seed from five acres OF
brOmus, besides the hay.
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The school board at Cakes Is wag.
ing war on the stores which sell to.
bacco to the boys of that town.
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Carl j. Peterson Of Stark county
has an income Of from $50 to 500 a
month from nine Hoistcin COWS.
J. B. blanchard, of Moorhead, aged
%, Is a candidate for constable at the
spring election.
Two farm fires, one destroying a
farm residence and the other a val
liable barn, occurred near Lakota.
$780,
State Dairy Commissioner Flint
held two very interesting dairy meet.
ings at Cogswcll to discuss the Bil0.
s.
W. A. Peterson. the superintendent
OF the Mandan experiment station,
has arrivd ut Mandan to take charge.
Governor %IIanna's state business
agent idea has attracted a lot Of at
tcntion and Is quite generally favored.
It IS said that a good road bin, ac-
ccptablc to all. has been framed up
and will be passed with little opposi-
ton.
DR.. e. J. Walsh, assistant state vet
crinarian, Is in Granville inspecting
the horses and other livestock in that
section.
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During the past year there were
1856 births and 1913 deaths report.
cd In North Dakota, Il net gain to the
state Of 1913.
A Bowbells farmer has just return.
ed from an inspection trip through
Wisconsin. better satisfied than eve
with North Dakota.
A number of city libraries are TAX
ing advantage of the state library and
are getting the travelling library selec-
tons on agriculture.
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Billy Smith, son OF Prop. Fred Smith
OF the Commercial hotel at Rceder,
fell into a pan Of boiling water and
was terribly scalded.
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It is claimed that the brains of a
dog were substituted for those Of a
man at the University hospital ut Ann
Arbor, MIch.-BOw, WOW!
49,
II. }. BlOdgett. aged "a, a pioneer of
the Beach country and a civil war vet.
and Mrs. Louisa Snow, also Il
pioneer. were recently married.
When the murder trial, that result
cd from the underworld quarrel, be.
gan at Devils Lake, Judge Huttz clear.
cd tho courthouse OF all minors.
Editor McGarry. Of the Mckenzie
Chronicle can boast OF riding
the first train in Mckenzie county.
Is Il dinky work train-but he rode.
Rev. A. Karr. manager of Valley
city Chautauuua reports that the Nor.
ChautauQua orchestra, has been
secured for the Valley City meeting.
So
AS II result of the farmers institute |
held at Park River last week by Prof. |
I. A. llovcrstad and w. C. Palmer, al
farmers club Is to be organized there. |
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Roy %Engebcrg of Tatley had his
upper teeth knocked out and his face
badly battered when a shotgun with
which he was hunting rabbits eXplOd- |
ed.
A grain inspection investigation lr
by a Legislative committee
3 to be undCrtakon-which will be in.
.LcrCsting new to North Dakota farm
'rs.
a bill has been introduced in the
that would make ii:
.hroshcrmon put up a $ 1000 bond as
protection to the tailoring men they
employ.
which those who ask for lodging will
)e invited to take a saw" Other
titles Of the state may follow Fargo's
example.
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They must be easy at Drake. Pea.
Hers sold cloth to citizens for suits
a tailor was to call and make up
he suits for $3.50 per--but he forgot
o arrive. .. a
Miss Ida Lundstedt OBTAINED $780,
700 heart balm In a breach Of promise
against +. Harper at Fessendeh
he jury bringing in a verdict for the
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