Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-09

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The DOttlerS are to meet in Grand
Forks. They have been meeting in
East Grand Forks for forty years.
s. New Salem is doing some great
boosting for its big farmers institute,
to be held Feb. 20 to %, inclusive.
The park in Minot will have sew
eral two-foot rustic bridges added for
both usefulness and characterization.
s.
w. j.. Mccarthy, who fell into the
belt of a separator last fall, has just
been discharged from the Drayton
hospital.
Minot is to have a. condemned can
non from the government for II OF
its parks, through the efforts Of Sen.
ator Gronna.
The illness Of her husband and
other misfortunes have driven Mrs.
Hegbert Halvorson of Berthold hope
lessly insane.
1t would be we'll for all farmers to
test their seed grain, for reports from
over the state show the terminating
percentage is very low.
A "peeping Tom" "a caught at
Enderlin and when hauled up before
hizzoner was ordered to "rouse init,
instanter," which he did.
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One of the interesting features Of
the Mouse River Loop fair to be held
at Minot Feb. 1922, will be a boys
short course in agriculture.
So
The busines; men OF Crystal show
err their good sense when they set
up the newspaper man in business az
ter he had been burned out.
Pembina voted or the proposition
to buy the light company of that
city, and turned it down by a vote Of
80 to IA. The consideration was
5000.
Carl. +. Peterson has bought the
Binford Times. He has been publish
ing the paper for some time for 9TH
ers and finally decided to try it for
himself, and will undoubtedly do
we'll.
So su~
The remainder Of the Standing
Rock reservation in South Dakota has
been opened for settlement. The
tract contains over 100000 acres,
and will be open for entry during
the coming summer.
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A Fargo man fell off the water
wagon and was hurt. 1t is more than
passing strange that suca a common
occurrence in Fargo should be con
sidered a news item-but this was a
real water wagon.
George Lundy, colored, who had
been working on a farm near La
Moure, forged the name Of his boss
to some checks and went to Kansas
City to spend the winter. He will
return to Bismarck and spend some
time.
The Northern Pacific has offered
a beautiful sonora chi:ned eight day
clock as a prize for the best dairy
butter displayed at the annual con-
vention Of the North Dakota Dairy.
mems association ut Jamestown, Feb.
Is and 10.
G. Harmon was awarded a verdict
for $500 against the G.. N. railway
for injuries received in the Doyon
wreck last February. The company
! now claims 1t has discovered more
evidence and asks that the case be
reopened for trial.
The Bureau of Soils, u. IS. depart.
ment of agriculture, has completed
the field work of the soil survey of
Barnes county, North Dakota, and the
report, which Ia now in course OF
preparation, will be issued some time
during the coming sumner.
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It seems that the old adage, "chick-
ems come home to roost," might be ap-
piled to lSt. Cloud. The people are
said to have rejoiced that they would
get . better class Of shows when the
Fargo opera house burned-then they
lost their playhouse by fire.