Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-30
Nows oftho State

There will be no more liquor per-
mits in Ward county.
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An addition is being built to the
court house at McClusky.
Lisbon claims to have had a cam
ming factory before Casselton.
s.
There was a serious prairie fire in
the vicinity of Medina Monday.
The editor of the Bulletin thinks
Ignite needs a new school building.
Milton is agitating for q base ball
tournament and Fourth OF July cele'
bration.
John +. Haskell is going to devote
a page of his popular publication to
the ladies.
Two lynx have taken up quarters
near Churches Ferry and have killed
a number of sheep
The mayor and postmaster OF Cakes
have formed a partnership to engage
in the grocery business
The Mott Spotlight says it has beer
filed on so much lately that the rough
edges are being worn off.
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The Fargo Forum had a write-up OF
all the seventeen candidates for city
commissioners in that city.
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The Northern Pacific is planning on
establishing two new demonstration
farms in 4ercer county.
While out gopher hunting, Miss
Clara Brindle OF IIazelton accidentally
! shot herself in the left foot.
A large amount of building is being
! done along the line Of the Midland
| road through Stutsman county.
1t is rumored that "Jawn' T. Charm.
ley is planning the establishment o
a third weekly paper at Mott.
The Sargent county spelling con-
test will be held at Forman, May 5.
There will also be a short arithmetic
contest.
The Courant had an interesting re-
! view of the history of the life OF the
man after whom Bottineau was nam
ed. .r
Treasurer Erickson of Steele county
has an automobile-and it is stated
he recently borrowed a team to get
back home.
Many North Dakotans who took Pill.
|grimages to Canada to spy out the
land are returning, better satisfied
with North Dakota,
n. C. Abbott, director of the extern
sion department Of the university,
has resigned and will engage in other
work.
It is sale that North Dakota has
more cities under. the commission form
| of government than any other state
in the union.
The appearance of the Upham Star
would be greatly improved by the ad-
! dition OF some advertising rules to
their equipment.
The Cogswell Gun club has receiv.
ed a trophy from an Arms company
and will pull off a local shooting con-
test this spring.
Druggists over the state are advis-
ing a strenuous campaign against the
crop.destroying gopher. There are
two or three reasOns
Joe Cooler, charged with selling in
toxicating liquor, made a break Tor
liberty in the court room at W1lllston
but did not get out Of the room.
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We know one man who has given
up the farming game because he
could not get the right kind OF help
although willing to pay literally.
The new live stock brand law is get
ting a lot of publicity. That is one
of the departments under Commits
sioner Gilbreath's direction.
The editor of the Wishen News is
sixty years old, but says he can not
see why one of that age when he has
plenty of money still keeps grubbing.
The Griggs County Sentinel'Courier
claims that statistics show that
IGriggs county ranks first in the state
for the average production OF grain
per acre.
These are hard days on the dog
tribe. Most of the cities and villages
have passed dog license ordinances
and the ~dog-catcher is abroad in the
land.
The Maddox Standard says that
the new towns in that vicinity have
not cut down Maddock's business and
tells of the big business one Maddox