Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-14

Il ~. ~. IOuHS VI NiluSStOU uuu HE
hand and arm crushed In a feed chop
per.
The young bloods in the vicinity OF
MOhall have taken to fox chasing az
a pastimc.
The Pioneers association of Rugby
went on record against a state high
way commission.
So
Mail Carrier Chas. King Of Sher.
wood had an exciting time in a run.
away but was uninjnrcd.
A basement will be excavated under
tne Presbyterian church at Minor to
be used by the Boy Scouts.
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The Great Northern may change
the Aneta and Minot- Fargo line trains
back to the former schedule. ,
s.
John r. Simonson is in a serious
condition in a Rugby hospital as the
result OF a kick by a horse.
s.
The Standard Oil Co. will put tanks
in at Sherwood in the spring and
make that point a distributing center.
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The Prairie Press of Gwinner en-
dorses the appointment of IS. A. Dan
ford to be state humane agent.
s.
r. " Phelps of Minor has been
shipping live stock to the South st.
Paul market ever since it was opened.
T. j.. Stanley of the Mclean Coun-
ty Independent, has a stirring editori-
al endorsing Mr.. lHanna's business
agent idea. ...
The radiator on julius Berg's auto
at MOhall blew UP and wrecked the
car. It was filled with kerosene'and
water.
The Rugby Commercial club will
raise $500 to be given in prizes to
Pierce county corn growers. The first
prize will be a Holstein COW,
The Missouri Slope Fair association
is meeting at Mandan, and is plan
ming the biggest exposition eve given
on the Slope for next summer.
Louis Elderbusch, whose wife was
killed in the explosion at Tower City,
Nov. -, married Mrs. John Glour OF
Euffalo, whose husband died last July.
Many preachers throughout the
state will comply with the request Of
the Votes for Women league and talk
or the equal suffrage question Sun
day.
Mandan has an old curiosity shop |
that is said to be a rival in interest
to the London shop made famous by
Dickens.
The severe storm of Monday pre-
vented many of the jurors from at
tending the session of the district
court at Minot.
A Pembina county farmer raised a
field of buckwheat last year and states
that it is a goo" crop to remove foul
seed from the land.
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The North Dakota Better Farming
association has sent out a bulletin ex.
planning that crop rotation is a very
simple proposition.
Tho ,, M kor, &c {ho IJoln, g. co;l,, |
injured in the fatal accident on the
500 crossing at Martin, are all report
ed to be recovering.
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The Hettinger High school has Sc
cured a seven-acre plat of land or
which practical work in the study OF
agriculture will be done.
s.
President Halvorson of the Minot
commission will deliver an address at
Williston in the near future on The
Commission Form of Government.
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Fad accounts are said to be respon-
jsibte fM the failure Of Marcovitz &
Reiter N Richardton and Taylor, as
the fire is, said to have done a good
business in both towns.
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It is now reported that the 500 will
build its line from a point midway
between Makoti and Plaza, which will
leave Plaza sticking on a spur three
miles away from the junction.
s. .sa. e..
The county commissioners Of Cava-
liers county wait the tree bounty law
repealed because, they claim, it is un.
fair to old-timers who planted trees
before the law went into effect.
Sec. Walter Fisher of the U. S. de.
partment Of the interior, has denied a
petition from a number of Williston |
citizens that the United States sell
coal from its mines north of Willis
ton.
o. Fredrickson, who was found
wandering on the prairie heal Lakota
and who was believed to be insane, |
was perfectly rational when taken be-
fore<,the insanity board and he has
been released.
A brakeman named McAllister, who |
runs on the Great Northern between
North Dakota and Montana, was bad.
ly injured at Frazer when he fell un- |
der the pilot of the engine and. was
pushed several car lengths.
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