Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-19
News of tho State

The farmers OF the state are eX
tremely well pleased with the excel
lent weather which prevails tn:
spring.
The water of the Missouri river is
extremely low 10. this time OF the
year.
The chief of police of Val'eI City
is after the indiscriminate shooters
of that town.
Sanborn sports have planted W!lc
rice along the banks Of the lakes
near that town and wild ducks are
invited to make their headquarters
there his fall.
Ducks and geese are still going
north.
The plant of the Devils Lake In
ter-Ocean recently destroyed by fire
will be re-established and locator in
a new home.
There is a demand for more resi-
dcnces in Devils Lake.
s.
Business buildings and resideces
are being repained in many Of the
towns this spring.
Cogswell is to have a moving pic
ture show.
Too much publicity on the part of
the News closed the drink emporiums
at Forman.
Editor Peterson of the NJ iltOn
Globe was appointed district game
warden for his section Of the state.
The creamery at Langdon will open
this Month for a full seasons run.
The people living along the south
500, Fine seem to be pleased with their
new train service.
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Spring work seems to be under full
Roadway in Emmons county.
Labor was scarce to do city work
at Valley City and a man who was
serving a thirty day sentence was
pardoned SO that he could get to
work.
The contract for the New Rock
i~ord-Lewiston branch Of the Great
Northern has been let to Guthrie &
Co., and sub.let to an Iowa firm.
+. NJ. Larson, a prosperous farmer
"ear Daily in Barnes county, lost all
Of his buildings by fire. Ten head Of
yearling cattle were burned to death.
The foundations Of the new MinOt
normal building have been found to
be faulty, and part Of them have been
condemned by the architects, HaXby
& Gillespie.
A fierce prairie fire swept away
$4,000 worth Of property at Cannon
Ball in that vicinity. Many farm
houses and barns and much stock
were destroyed.
Three men were tried by an ins'n
ity board at jamestown and two were
dismissed. With n it was a case OF
too much booze and there vas a lack
OF evidence in the other case.
St. Thomas will vote on the propo.
sition of bonding for $1,000 to be used
for building an electric light plant.
There is $4,000 in the treasury which
Can: be added 10 that sum.
A farmer named Baumgartcn, of
Stanton. was the first MAJ arrested
under the new game board. He shot
a deer that had been driven from the
lowlands by high water, pleaded gull
ty and was heavily fined.
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Hans Hagen of Medina was badly
burned while lighting a gas lamp.
l HC IOlCH "do, dlllOol Oul dlu pluLo-
ed it into a gallon can of wood alco-
hol, which exploded with a terrific
roar and scattered burning oil all owe
Hagen!
The conviction of Theodore Kahel-
lex, II Of the most prominent demo-
Gratis in the state and a we'll known
hotel keeper at Kenmare, on a charge
of blindpigging, has been set aside by
the supreme court and a new trial
granted.
A big row over the ownership Of a
large tract of farm land is on at
Minot. before Judge Leighton. Thorn
hill & Willis have been restrained
by Jourgen Olson from taking posses
sion of the land. which is known as
the Havlicheck farm.
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