Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-31
News ofthe State
Rahme band Is again.

The Rahmc band IL again.
A flax thief at jamestown has beel
paroled.
The Minor postoffice fight is get
ting good.
Minor will have an organization 0
boy scouts.
Rceder is becoming interested IL
w. F. Foye is the new boss of =:
hardware store in Cleveland.
1t is believed that the Ryder rail
road yards are to be enlarged.
All hands seem to be pleased ovel
the white way at Valley City.
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1t has not been exactly settled just
who stole that beer in Mandan.
Marmarth is to have a hospital
which will be up.to-date in every re
sDect.
In referring to the official paper Of
Williams county the Euford Tribune
claims to be 1T.
The enormous expense of the legls'
lature has ~"agasted" the members,
and things like that.
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Reinhart Nelson Of Ryder, threshed
1920 worth of seed from five acres OF
bromus, besides the hay.
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An old-fashioned revival is being
held in Minot by a preacher by the
name of Oldham-an agreeable blend.
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Williston farmers are becoming in
terested in high.class dairy cows and
one party has gone east to buy a car.
load. '#
One of the topics at the Corn and
Glover Show in Grand Forks Feb. 3 to
s will be Business Management OF
the Farm"
Foxes and wolves seem to be plenti-
full around Glenburn. Twenty-four Of
the animals were caught in that vi.
cinity recently.
Over in Williams county, where old
Bill MUMMY still Elves, breathes and
has his being" they have a township
which they call hardscrabble.
Editor Larin of the Ryder journal
wishes there would be something do.
in-in his town. Thought there was
always something doing where Dave
was. 4.
Z The St. Louis man. who came up to
North Dakota and attempted to make
good his election bet by wearing a
straw hat all winter is seriously i'll
with pneumonia.
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Experiments will soon begin on the
new government operation station at
Mandan-or, operations will oon be.
gin of the experiment station-Or
something like that.
A young nan at Sawyer the other
night fired off a shotgun and the
whole neighborhood thought bank
robbers had captured the town again.
The young man was assessed $50 for
his fun.
As usual, old Bill MUMMY is kicking.
He says it takes four days for a let
ter to 60 from Buford to Mondak,
which is less than three miles, as they
sent it around by st. Paul. Bill
shouldn't kick on such small matters.
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J. P. Edwards, for some time as.
sistant manager Of the Fargo Forum.
has left the city with his family and
.one to Mississippi, where he is in
terested in fruit and nut lands and
! where he will make his home. This
is the last OF the old Edwards family
to leave Fargo.
The editor of the Minneapolis paper
said the North Dakota farmer could
make as much money raising 30
bushels to the acre and selling It at
so cents a bushel as he: could raising
Is bushels to the acre and selling it
at 81 a bushel, w%hereupon Editor Col
cord says he should learn something
hreshing bills.
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Luck McCarty,. the former Fargoan,
now champion white pugilist, has at
least one good attribute. After he had
made q success of himself. he wrote
to E. G. Biddinger, a former Fargo
laundryman who had spent a lot OF
money trying to get McCarty up to the
! top and paid him what he had ad.
vanced him and made him his press
agent. Is
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Editor Johnson of the Sykeston
! Tribune made a contract with a cas-.
ualty company to pay him a bonus of
1920 if he did not use the benefits OF
the company in 10 years. Mr.. John.
son stuck to his job every day during
the 10 years, and now that he is ready
to draw his reward, he finds the com
pany has been absorbed by another
which is trying to avoid payment Of
the bonus. Johnson will take the case
to court. /. 4,
A meetinr Of chirnnractic nracti.