Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-25
News oftho State

The town hall at Ross is being n
modelled.
North Dakota towns are having a 10
Of fun out OF baseball.
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The Ignite Bulletin is said to hav
suspended publication.
The village trustees OF Deering ar,
planning a series of improvements.
jamestown will have a canning fac
tory that will specialize in corn ant
tomatoes.
John Wentz, Jr., of Streeter, had hi.
hand badly laceratcd when he was bit
ten by a horse.
After the rain of last week many
farmers OF the state are said to have
| started sowing wheat.
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The little son of r. Feland of Antler
was kicked in the head by a horse bu'
has a chance to recover.
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North Dakota fields are we'll covered
with green according to reports from
all sections of the state.
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The noted ADley case, which will
be tried at jamestown in June, is at
tracing considerable interest.
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The Minneapolis trade tourists were
given a big welcome down in the
southwest corner of the state.
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The Eseland Enterprise is publish
ing a series of home trade editorials
that contain a lot of common sense.
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The proposition to bond Bantry
township for $1,000 to erect a new
school building lost by six votes.
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A protest has been made toS the
authorities against the reckless way
the gasoline is stored at Minot.
The Glen Ullin News has a timely
word regarding cleaning up cemeter-
les, while the general cleanup is on.
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Editor Chas. +. Varty OF The Ban.
try Advocate says his prize pup got
licked and badly chewcd up by anoth.
er canine.
1t is reported the laying of steel
the branch line from Niobe to the
Canadian boundary will commence at
once.
Trad MacClatchie is meeting with
good success In raising e"vergreens at
Goodrich. He is developing quite a
nursery. '7"i'
The chilly weather put a crimp into
some of the games of baseball that
had been planned in the northwest
corner of the state.
The Willow City Boy Scouts have
been fitted out with wooden artillery
and will have a part In the Memorial
day parade.
A. G.. Crane, president of the new
Minot normal is in the east on an ex'
tensive trip, selecting the faculty for
tn enew school.
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The Mckenzie County Journal think
Ben Whitehead lost gu: by being &C.
quilted too soon to get much publicity
out Of his libel case.
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The butchershop OF Il. Rich of Glen
Ullin was burned to the ground. The
upper part of the building was used
by the Woodmen as a hall.
William Dawson of Bantry, was in.
jured by the kick Of a horse, which
caugh: him just above the knee and
laid him up for some time.
+. II. Kalbo had his shoulder blade
broken at Crosby when in turning a
sharp corner the load of hay on
which he was riding was overturned.
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The farmers club at Kuroki will
not accept just any person who APP
plies for membership. Unless the ap.
plicant is OF the square he is black.
balled.
The barn of John F. Campbell of
Valley township, near Dawson, was
burned and three horses, a number of
chickens and other property we're de-.
stroyed.
The Bottineau News remarks: AS
soon as this winter is over a lot of
the enthusiastic gardeners in the
propose to let their wives
in the gardens.
The boy scouts at Mimic did a com.
mendable stroke of businessSHRDLD
mendable when they turned out and
the cutters of the streets of
town after a heavy rain OF last
week.
J. Governor Hanna has notified Col.
Alex Scarlet, who has b~en on Tic
staff of Ex-Governor Burke for the
past six years, that he has reappoint.
ed him on his personal staff and for.
warded his commission to him.
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The Sarles Advocate is proud of
the citizens and merchants of that