Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-26
News Of the State


fine Easter edition.
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The Marmarth Mai! is going to in
stan a linotype machine.
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The Plaza Pioneer has installed a
new Potter cylinder press.
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There is a big demand for high bred
dairy COWS in North Dakota.
The annual university o%ratorical
contest will be held April 2.
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Olin C%astleman suffered a broken
arm when kicked by a horse.
s.
Village elections over the state
were very quiet affairs this spring.
During a heavy wind the smoke
stack OF the mill at Ashley was blown
down.
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The office force Of the Dunn County
News was laid DIP with the grip last
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The North Dakota Coal company
will invest $780, coo in it's mines at
kenmare.
There is a noticeable increase in
interest in the dairy business over the
state this spring.
Easter Sunday seems to have been
GENERALLY OBSERVED by the churches
over North Dakota.
Shreiff Barrett OF Bowman county
appears to be doing a good job Of
cleaning up in his district.
s.
DR.. Erskine Of Sarles was acquitted
on a charge of manslaughter in the
courts at Morden. Manitoba.
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A train load of fifty cars of potatoes
were shipped to Minneapolis from
Herthold in one shipment last week.
The street railway company at
Grand Forks plans extensive improve
ments during the present year. n
According to the Dunn County
News, Dickinson proposes to set the
pace as a moral and religious center.
The hired man shot at a dog and
hit the owner and Adam Piper of AM
brose is said to be in a serious con
dition.
Addison Leech, one of the charter
members OF the Fargo lodge of Elks,
was made a life member at a recent
meeting.
The affairs of the international Sec.
urities Company at Grand Forks are
being investigated by the postal
authorities.
The Glen Ullin News published an
attractive Easter number, which con-
tanned a very creditable illustrated
write.up of the town.
The Tribune states that a city with |
out a commercial club is like a ship
without a rudder and thinks Ambrose |
ought to have a rudder.
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Editor Teien of the Aneta PIANO. !
rama has just returned from a trip to |
illinois, where he secured several !
buyers for Nelson county farms.
j. NJ. Devine is said to be slated !
for the secretaryship Of the board OF
control of Normal schools. The place
carries a salary Of $4,000 a year.
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The Buford Tribune, under the able |
management of "Old Bill" MUMMY, is !
doing some good boosting for the
town in which the paper is printed.
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The North Dakota Advocate says |
About n more session Of the legis-
lature and the people will want a
state commission for state govern.
ment. !
A picture of the main building OF !
the Minot Normal school has been |
published, and from appearances it
will be a model structure when COM
pleted.
Mrs. Harry ]. Cooper of Hillsborc,
whose son was tried at Grand Forks
last year. for murder, died recently in
Minneapolis where she was taking
treatment.
Tom Lennon, the show man. has
disposed OF his drug business. at Blu
ford and will devote his entire time
to the theatrical business, managing
"The Crows ...?@@sMn.@ .
Clarence Parker, champion trap
shot of North Dakota, recently won
the championship of California in a
shoot held at San Deigo where he is
spending the winter. =
George Homness states attorney Of
Divide county is going to see that the
owners of pool and billiard halls live
up to the letter of the law as far as
minors are concerned, at least.
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George Landon says someone is
playing a joke on the newspapers of
the Slope, making pretentions OF want
to DUrchaSe a naner. hut never