Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-22
News ofthe State

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Farmers are urged to have their
seed grain tested.
Adams. like Mimic, is enduring a
hard coal famine.
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Grafton was afflicted with a terrific
wind storm last week.
The Mimic Journa, has installed a
kid linotype machine.
Hannah is among the towns that
want a potato warehouse.
Lisbon's elactric night plant will
represent an investment Of $4,000.
The hotel at Sheldon had a narrow
| escape from being consumed by fire.
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Senator and Mrs. e. y. Gilbert of
Cassleton will leave 500 for Californ.
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Cassleton people located at Medicine
Hat.
Lack Of patronage may the
st. Thomas Times to give up the
ghost.
A young homesteader in Mckenzie
no,r<,, u,opf ;pcann aud IVA talon RI
the asylum.
Bad weather the past week has in
terferred with auction sales in some
parts OF the state.
Editor Kellogg of the Cakes Jour
nal has recently returned from a trip
ITO New York City.
There have been some interesting
farm meetings recently il the north
ern part Of the state.
Horses and COWS are bringing high
err prices than for years throughout
the entire northwest.
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Joseph Lynch will build the new
Catholic church at Crosby, the con-
tract price being $4,000.
Several people were made seriously
i'll at Schafer, from eating ptOmaine
poisoned canned goods.
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The High school at Grafton will
conduct an alfalfa growing contest
during the coming season.
The Woodwork elevator at Egeland
is erecting a new building in which
to handle -four and feed.
State Hail Insurance Commissioner
Taylor is now in charge of the state
hail insurance department.
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Miss Anderson, telephone operator
at Powers Lake, vas overcome by gas
and was made seriously i'll.
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The approaching elections in some
of North Dakota's cities this coming
spring promise some fireworks.
Attorney L.. II. Sennett Of Cando,
who has a big farm near Egeland, will
go into stock raising extensively.
Sam Bell Of Forman was badly in.
jured when his team RAJ away with
a load of furniture he was hauling.
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There was genuine sorrow at Cas-
sleton over the death of William Mil.
ner, one OF the pioneers Of that town,
Editor Jordan of the CogsWell Enter
prise has seer geese flying north and
he is sure that spring is not far be-
hind.
The fight the North Dakota weekly
papers will put up against the ready
print trust will be followed with in
terest.
The jamestown Alert finds that
towns in the western part of the state
are increasing so rapidly that it is
difficult to keep track of the names.
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The Devils Lake Commercial club
has been reorganiZed, younger men
now compose the membership aud
greater achievements are hoped for.
Some stacks of grain left over since
last fall near Langdon were opened up
the other day and the grain was
threshed and found to be still in good
condition.
The Hillsboro Banner thinks the
"%snoose' business in North Dakota
will be confined to the parcels posts,
unless Uncle Sam bars the stuff from
the mails.
The printer on the Sheldon Progress
went 70 Fargo to celebrate st. Pat
rick's day and it was with difficulty
the editor "a able to publish the pa.
per this week. .
The merchants of Valley City have
joined together to entertain farmer
visitors to the city and the farmers
are provided with free tickets to g
Valley City theater performance.
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Time works changes and the Fargo
Blade notes that a few years ago
| they used to count how legislative
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