Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-06
News ofthe State

The assessors are getting busy.
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One firm at Ray shipped out 2+,l2O
eggs in a day.
There is agitation in Minor in favor
of a city scale.
Two of the drug stores at Beach
have been consolidated.
Farmers in Pierce county have start.
ed in t 0 buy automobiles.
Taylor is going to have a ball team,
and it will be a fast II
Great interest is displayed in the
Acre Yield Corn Contest.
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Many farmers over the state have
finished their wheat seeding.
Many new trees are being set out
in the city park at New Salem.
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MinOt is going to get into the paving
game and has advertised for bids.
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A baseball league has been organ
lied in Jamestown with SIX teams.
McIIcnry county WOodmen will hold
their annual convention at Bantry this
year.
The members of the Goodrich lire
department are holding regular week
ly practice.
The Teller thinks the new marshal
at Minor is just about the right man
for the place.
Judge Rosenberg Of Beach is credit
ed with being II Of the best justices
of the peace in tn estate.
BrintOn wants to see some SIDE
walks built in Beach no matter what
paper is appointed as official.
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A. L.. Warner, formerly of the Dick
ey Reporter, has started the publlca-
ton Of the Reporter at futile.
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George w. Lane and wife, OF near
| Almont are going to drive overland
GOO miles to their old home in WiscOn-
sin.
NOrthwOOd residents are going in
for the purchase Of high grade paint
ings, having been sold there in one
week.
The Leader man thinks the business
men of Dawson should contribute to-
wards the support of a few street
lights.
A majority of the state papers have
started in to boost for the planting
of more tr2es-both on the farm and
in town.
Williston will be well represented
in a new folder being compiled for adj
vertising purposes by the Great Nor
thern road.
The Steele county Sunday school
association celebrated the twenty-fifth
anniversary of its organization at
Hope last week.
J. A. Minkler, we'll known over the
state, is said to be a candidate for APP
DOjntment as national bank examiner
of North Dakota.
AS a result of newspaper agitation
there was a great deal of attention
paid to the spring cleanup over the
states this year.
If the Missouri changes its course
near Williston, as it threatens to DO,
it will put the government irrigation
plant out Of business.
The Mayville home talent theatrical
club got up enough nerve to go away
from home and met with a pleasant
reception at Northwood.
Hard luck. Layman Eros, who have
a big farm near Cayuga had 20 horses
condemned for glandars and will also
have to burn a fine new, barn.
The first session of the Minot Nor
NAL may be held in the armOry as the
regular buildings will not be complet-
ed in time for the fall opening.
The government does not appear to
be in a rush to try the case of the pub
fishers of Jim Jam Jems and has post.
poned the hearing until June "a.
At the election at Sentinel Butte
every vote was cast in favor of incor.
poration and an election for naming
municipal officers will soon be held.
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In spite Of the backward spring
nearly all the small towns of the state
have organized baseball teams for the
season.
George Smith of Steele county has
gone to the New England states to
purchase thOrobred Holstein cattle to
be sold to farmers in the vicinity of
Hope.
The editor of the Wing Statesman is
due for a bunch of trouble-he refer