Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-15

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The 500 railroad is planning a mum
Der of demonstration farms.
There are few auction sales this
season, which is a good sign.
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There is a big M. Z. rally and Sun
day school institut on at Minot.
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The hardware men are having
successful session at Grand Forks.
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The North Dakota-M Minnesota bot.
tiers will meet at Bismarck in 1914.
The Mott Pioneer has changed from
a seven column to six column size.
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A dance and moving picture hall is
being erected at Marshall Springs.
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The Egeland Enterprise took a rap
at the work done by the Legislature.
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Mott thinks it has IS good a right
to a Normal school as any town on
the Slope.
The implement men of the state are
beginning to 80 after the spring bust
ness.
II. l.. Leahy of Bismarck has applied
for a patent fer a horseshoe without
nails.
Eight cars of flax have been ship
ped from Medora in the heart of the
Cow country"
president Worst delivered a splen.
did address on Lincoln before the leg
i%slature.
Some Zig farming operations are be.
ing planned lear Dickinson for this
summer.
The program is out for the state
dairymen's convention at Valley City
next week.
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The Northern Telephone Co. and
the Western Telephone Co. 4. Rugby
will l.. merged.
John Hayes was fined $40 at Valley
City for Interfering with the fire de-
partment at a fire.
Some of the papers in the Bowman
county scrap indulge in some real
refined" language.
The efforts to raise funds for the
Good Samaritan hospital at Rugby
are meeting with success.
The Lichty Mercantile Co. of Rock
Lake has changed hands and will now
be known as the Chicago Store.
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Peter Murchie of Sarles was crush
ed against the side Of a stall by a
horse and his collar bone broken.
Some clever boys in the southern
part of the state have rugged up their
motorcycle to run the flaming mill.
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The appeal for S pecial women suf-
frage sermons for last Sunday did not
meet with a very abundant response
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The government is contrasting the
claim of Geo. Strylezuk near Belfield,
alleging that he has not made good
residence.
A CO. passenger train was stalled
in a snowbank about three miles west
OF Bisbee for about twenty-four hours
last week.
A couple OF dray teams INDUCED in
a w%hirlwind runaway race up the main
street at Mott but lid no serious dam.
age.
o. A. Breda, a Dickinson painter,
fell from a ladder which broke and
fractured his right shoulder, while
working on the Elk temple.
The board of health at Dickinson
has ordered the icemen to cut their
ice above the mill on the Heart river,
takes them above the sewerage.
Fire eman Johnson, an elevator man
at Ambrose, is said to have been fear
fully pounded by E. D. Price, when
Johnson attached a car of grain be-
to Price.
OF twenty cattle slaughtered at Het.
after being condemned as tn.
berculine, all but one were condemn.
by a feders. meat Inspector as unfit |
for food.
Plans for the state Sunday school
convention which will be held at
Grand Forks, June 10, II and II, were
laid at a meeting of the officials in !
at Grand Forks this week.
Edgeley firemen and citizens put up
q great battle and saved a large part
of the business center from destric-
ton by what seemed almost q miracle
when two big stores were burned at
that place.