Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-06
News OF the State

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They say a brick plant Is to he es.
tablished at Mott.
Minnesota has another 2-ccnt fare
bill in the legislature.
The power company at Minot has
refused to cut the rates
s.
Underwood is still after the blind.
pigs and gambling joints.
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Mrs: Geo. Bickford has been ap-
pointed postmistress at B%bwbclls.
s.
The Millarton State bank is the lat
est in the banking line in Stutsman
county.
The parents Of Wilfred J. Daley,
aged 10, are seeking the boy in North
Dakota. Ht..
The blind pig at Scranton has been
punched out OF its nest-and such cold
weather, too. 4
IS
Strange as 1t may seem, it is claim
ed there is an organized movement
against good roads.
s.
Fred Meyers, sentenced from MI
not two years ago for highway rob-
berry, wants a pardon.
Next Sunday is women's suffrage
day and all preachers and priests are
asked to speak for the cause.
s.
Lester Thompson, sOn Of former U.
S. Senator Thompson. of Cando, died
at Los Angeles, of tuberculosis.
Editor Rearick has sold his inter
est in the Cooperstown Sentinel to
VIM. G. Shannack and o. A. Lee.
On February I and s it will be de-
cided who is the clam in the All Col
lege Declamatory contest, at Fargo.
Harold Johnson, charged with as
rested at Bemidji, MINI, and brought
back.
Kindred must have some e%nterpnis-
ing young farmers, as the Young
Mems Farming club has been organ
lied there.
Sportsmen are making extensive
plans for a gun tournament to be held
at Bottineau sometime during the
coming summer. .
A man in Fargo dreamed that he is
to die within six months and has
rushed to a Chicago specialist to head
off the grim reaper.
Judge Leighton at Minot made
twenty new citizens the other day.
They were all "furriners" with the
exception of n lrishnan.
Editor McKinnOn and wife of the
Denhoff Voice were given a surprise
and some presents on the occasion OF
their seventh wedding anniversary.
The Kenmare Journal taboos Presi-
dent Pennington's promise to Mayor
Cole that the next depot to be built
on their system will be built at that
city. .
A st. Louis paper announces that
the arctomys monax appeared there
on Feb 2-the arctomys monax being
the society name for grounding.
Sabbi? ,
A Northern Pacific surveying party
at Beach has given rise to a rumor
that a branch is to he run from Beach
to connect with the Mott extension
at Baker.
Joe Purcell, the best known soap
man in the country, is the proud dad
dy of a daughter, and his descriptions
of her, as recorded in the papers, are
entertaining reading. =
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The Mclean bill for the protection
of birds has passed the senate at
Washington and Senator McCumber
says it will probably pass the house.
There was no mention of mammals.
The students from the "A. c.. who
make the trip on the Students Life
Special will undoubtedly have a great
reception at Minot, as extensive
preparations are being made for that
event.
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J.. Herman of Harvey, who has the
contract to supply the meat for the
G. N. contractors, who are building
the New MISUNDERSTANDING line, has
established a slaughter house at Alex
ander.
Noah Poole, who had his skull tfrac.
tured when he was hit on the head by
a heavy iron bucket while drilling a
well at Sawyer, has been discharged
from the hospital, but his mental con-
dition is still bad.
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One farmer in this state has rushed
print with the claim that the ag-
ricIltural college and experiment sta
tions are a farce. but 1t is hardly
probable that he will be sustained in
his contention. ct
Miss Rena Lewis, who lives in; Ad-
ans county, near Hettinger. won the