Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-23

Easter cover.
The gate receipts 1T a basket ball
game played at Kehmare recently
were $239.65.
Many of the local telephone ex-
changes of the state are getting out
new directories.
Some of the weekly papers do not
seem to be in a hurry to drop the
ready print service.
The appointment of Talcott as war
| den of the peniteltiary appears to
have met with approval.
The North Dakota Federation of
Commercial Clubs had a seccussful
meeting at Grand Forks.
BUSINESS men and property owners
of Mandan are highly in favor Of paw
ing the streets of that town.
s.
j. G. Probert, one of the pioneer
railroad men of the state, died at his
home in Fargo Saturday morning.
s.
The North Dakota Herold. a Ger
man paper once printed in Bismarck.
seems to be p%rospering in Dickinson.
s.
Editor Hull of the Driscoll News
may start a paper at Robinson. one OF
the new towns on the Pingree-W Wilton
line.
The Fargo Fran, a Norwegian pa
per, can see no good in the appropria-
! ton for an exhibit at the Norway cen
tennial. b
Auditor Bice of Ramsey county, who
has resigned has accepted a position
with the First National Bank of Dew
lis Lake. ra2 g., 3.i.s.
A hundred and fifty head of fine
Holstein dairy COWS will be distribut-
ed in the vicinity of Harvey. A sen
sible move. .. o.
The Boy Scouts at LidgerwOOd will
have a gymnasium and the business
men of the city have contributed $25
| as a starter.
The dates for the summer meeting
of the North Dakota press association
at Grand Forks have been set for
| June 20 and p.
North Dakota's governor named
more delegates to the peace confer
ence to be held at St. Louis than any
other governor.
Charles Taylor who has been city
ticket agent for the Great Northern
at Grand Forks for the past five years
has resigned his position.
s.
The wives Of some of the residents
of Harvey are said to have returned
home unexpectedly-and there are
designations from the rummy club.
s.
North Dakotans who went to Cali
fornia for the winter are returning
and in some instances are quoted as
saying they came back to get warm.
s.
An entire page of the II%ankinson
News vas pied just as the paper
was about to 80 to press-and the
editor never swore orce-in the pa.
per. .
From present indications farm help
will not be so scarce this fall as
usual as a great many inquiries are
received already from men who want
work.
A lonely insurance agent at Ender.
lin advertises for a. girl and the only
inducements he offers are moving
picture shows and ice cream for a
chaser. ..
The North Dakota federation Of
commercial clubs Fave gained over
400 per cent the past year, and the
Grand Forks Herald thinks that is
going ONE sfi
The cit" health officer of Enderlln
insists that the recent epidemic there
was measles-the secretary Of the
state board of health to the contrary
Notwithstanding. 'f# go
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The finances of the Richland coun-
ty fair association are said to be in
bad shape and it is predicted that
several successful seasons will be re-
quired to get them out of the hole.
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There appears to be a difference of
opinion among Fargo attorneys as to
The value of the law requiring that
juries be called in county courts Of
increased jurisdiction once a month.
The Hankinson News thinks there
must be something more than rumor
to the talk of large 500 line extern
sions this summer end tells of parties
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