Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-04


tage of a street sprinkler this coming
summer.
Morton county children are taking
a great interest in the corn contest
in that county.
The Devils Lake World calls the
new commission of that place the
Kitchen cabinet
The P%rOspers Sales Co.. a new DeV.
lis Lake real estate firm, has been
granted a charter.
The Grand Forks Commercial CLUB
has just closed d successful campaign
to boost its budget fund.
Great preparations are being made
for the entertainment Of the editors
at Grand Forks this sum
The women of the Presbyterian Mis-
siOnary society Of the Fargo presby-
terry are meeting at jamestown.
s.
Farmers in the vicinity Of Ender-
lin are hauling wheat to market which
they had left over from last season.
s.
The electric light plant at Cogswell
is making arrangements for a storage
and automobiles.
The LidgerwOod BrOadaXe thinks
kraaDol acted the part Of an old time
stalwart when he refused to permit
the initiative and referendum to the
people.
The state railroad commissioners
are planning a tour of the northern
part Of the state beginning May 6 at
Grand FORTS and ending May S at
MinOt.
Mrs. Herman Westphal and her T.
year old son of Enderlin, were thrown
from their buggy when their horse
ly injured.
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The injuries of Lyle Loop, the small
spectator who was struck by 4 flying
baseball bat at Linton, proved fatal.
The body was taken to FOn du Lac,
Wis.,. for burial.
Editor Tufford has sold The Journal
to f. ID. Lum and l.. p. Hyde of Val
Leg City. The new owners will in.
crease the equipment and greatly i'm
prove the paper.
The assessor at Mandan attached
some wagons, thinking they belonged
to a concern owing taxes for 1912, but
they proved to be the property OF the
United States Government.
Frequently you hear about a farm
err in North Dakota pulling down some
easy money on sQuealers. Raising
pork chops at home will have its
weight on the high cost Of living.
So
Though he does not say that he
speaks from experience Editor Jordan
Of the Cogswell Enterprise states
that a certain attachment for a type
writer has lead more than one man
into trouble.
The CrookstOn, Minn., Auto Club,
has a gas tractor at work with a roller
up for the auto tours that will be
made there this summer from North
Dakota.
Raising blooded cattle in North Da-
kota might have been a long time COM
ing. but one thing sure, it has come
to stay. Farmers who are backward
about getting in line are out just SO
much real money.
A Minot man, E. S. Person, is look
ing for a "herdsman.' This is not
some one to heard his cattle but some
one to look after his extensive dairy
business, a position that will be much
in demand in North Dakota in the
near future.
ALBERT BONN was plckeu up at NC
Gamma and sent to Grand Forks OF Il
charge Of insanity. He vas sure that
he was in Duluth, but quickly saw his
mistake after he had taken a look
around, and admitted that he was in
Grand Forks.
The Sunday School convention at
Grand Forks, June 10, II, and - will
be featured with addresses by seven
great specialists, there will be special
trains, a big parade and many other
features. A record breaking attend
ance is expected.
The stage coach which makes the
trip from White Earth to Grinnell was
tipped owe and passengers and mail
piled in a heap on the prairie when
one of the reins broke and the driver
kept the horses circling until the
coach went over.
The Devils Lake Commission has
asked the 500 railroad to put a guard
along their track at the point where
the auto accident happened Sunday In
which Editor George Chambers lost
his life. 1t is reported that it is a
dangerous spot for autos.
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An effort will be made to arouse the
Wahpeton fans to action. Little has
4 hoon chou,p in q hoN toor, thic cnrinp