Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-01


stand The Bismarck Tribune takes ON the tar.
in.
The cleanup movement struck Dcering and
cd.
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Mrs. G. +. Emerson OF kenmarc. who was
bitten by a mad dog, has passed the danger
point.
A mass meeting will be held at Hazclton
to arrange for a monster Fourth Of July cite.
bra,ion.
Nineteen horses we're burned to death on
the farm Of James Cooper in Dalsh county re.
Gently.
Cement is tho ideal material for the barn
floor. according to 4 recent bulletin issued
by tho A.. {.
Fred Denrett. publisher Of the Milton
Globe. in pioneer days, will son rcirc as
national land commissioner.
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Sam Chadwick OF cnmarc, is charged with
an unnatural crime. his II year old daugll'
ter being the alleged victim.
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Stady. Both animals dropped dead, while
apparently in the best of health.
Representatives Of the Automobile Trail
| Blazers Association have struck Grand Forks
and begun to paint the guide posts.
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The old city we'll at Darlington has play.
cd out aud the city may be up against a SC.
rious proposition for a water supply.
Hwo W~illiston women, Mrs. Craze He'd.
derich and Mrs. d. a. Powell, snapped houses
and will make tho exchange June !.
Philip Rolling, a farmer living seven miles
southeast Of Bowdon. vas struck by lightning
Wednesday evening and instantly killed. .
Wild ducks have been classed by the general
government as migratory birds and a recent
law by congress prohibits their shooting.
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Sam Chadwick, near Kcninarc, was sent
to the p,cnitentiary in a statutory charge pre-.
fcrrcd by his thirteen year old daughter
The state board Of normal trustees met at
alley City to discuss, among other things,
a temporary term for the Minot normal.
Mckenzie County Chronicle: Chronicle ad.
~vertising brings results. We advertised for a
boy and the stork brought US one last week.
Editor McGahan publishes cuts in his Mi.
not Democrat showing the new press. folder
and typcsctting machine he lhae just installed.
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The Williston station Of the Standard OIl
Co. " being enlarged 10 a capacity Of $4,000
gallons with two new tanks and another build
ing.
A new road will be built south Of Almont,
and The Arena believes it will be the means
Of drawing trade that is now going to Glen
Ullin.
Dinnie Bros. OF Grand Forks were award.
cd the contract to build the Masonic temple
at Grand Forks and work will soon BE-
started.
Mandan is making elaborate plans for its
clIautauqua and expects to get a big crowd
from the slope counties, from July q to IL
inclusive.
The democrats continue 10 fanker after the
Fargo postoA,cc plum. but they'll have to
take it out in hankering, for a year and a
half yet. I'll
The resignation Of Rev. {. G. Warrior Of
the Plymouth Congregational churc, at Grand
Forks, has been accepted. He will go into
August 81. -,
The Lidgcrwood Juniors haavc new suits Of
cream and blue. Still, this NIFTY combination
did not save them the game played with the
lIoskin boys.
Editor Wood of the Steele Ozone, has re.
turned from an extensive trip III the south,
aud says he added Ii pounds to his avordu.
pois while on the trip.
Editor Frank Bryant greatly regretted los.
ing his faithful printer and associate on the
| Napoleon Homestead who went to Caring.
ton. So far Bryant has been unable to Sc
cure a man in his place.
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The Stady Leader suggests that is a wise
stunt for the farmers to look we'll to the ere.
dcntials of those who come around offering
goods at low prices, and who collect in ad-
vance. .-,. ,.- H-. . .r-
Miss Flora Livingston. aged 10 years. Of
near Milton in Cavalier county, committed
suicide recently BY drink two ounces of car
bolic acid. No definite cause has been ad.