Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-09

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Wonder if Dave Larin is the guy
who who put rye in Ryder.
s.
They deliver gang plOws via the
automobile route up near upham.
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Many of the druggists in Ramsey
county are giving np :aeir permits.
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The Adams hotel Itch was recent
~ destroyed by fire will not be re-
built.
The band stand at Towncr needs
a lot of iiXing-according to the DEM
Ocrat.
A gasoline engine and disc helped
TO make the streets OF Fairdale more
DaS5ablc.
The new fraudulent advertising law
is getting a lot of publicity thru the
state press.
It is against the law to let chickens
run at large within the city limits OF
Wimbledon.
The Herald suggests that the fire
alarm sounded in Harvey be made
more distinctive.
The Ashley Tribune says $4,000
gophrrs wee killed in Mcintosh couI-
ty during April.
s.
1t is suggested that Il way out for
Eowbells is to secure its electricity
from kenmare.
That Walhalla maj who fell for the
skin game at Winnipeg is getting a
lot of advertising.
The buildings destroyed by fire at
Mayvillc last winter will probably be
rebuilt this summer.
The Journal insists tina: steps be
taken to improve the appearance OF
the cemetery at Kenmare.
The Midland Central road will do a
lot of business this summer between
jamestown and Spiritwood Lake.
There seems to be general satisfac-
ton with the news that THE Apple
Man has gone to the federal prison.
&. +. Merry the railroad builder ca
is receiving lots of advertising. unso-
licited, unpaid for-and u%nfavorable.
The depot at Willow City was brok-
en- into and the burglars got some
merchandise and a quantity of liquor.
The Devils Lake Commercial club
is behind a movement to have the
C%hautauqua railroad electrified this
year.
A club is being organized at Finley
ior the purpose Of purchasing dairy
cattle. Holsteins are the strain to be
taken up.
The Commercial club has been re.
vived a: Bowbells' and promises to be
a factor for the advancement of that
town.
The Walsh County agricultural and
training school will be housed in a
building to be erected at Il cost Of
$40, 600.
Odd Fellow lodges owe the state
very generally celebrated the ami
versary of the foundation Of the order
last week.
The Romance of the Reaper" is
being shown in moving pictures over
the state by the International Har-
vester Co.
Farmers will do we'll to look closely
to the credentials of those who come
to their places offering goods at unus-
ually low prices.
Truck farms can be established
most any place in the state now-as
the parcels post brings the market to
the farmers door.
Someone distributed lacks along the
road leading out of Hanna and if auto
owners can locate the individual there
will be something doing.
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It is said an insane woman has pre-.
dicted the end Of the world for May
-. 1t will not be proven cOnclusively
that she is insane until May IS.
The report of the North Dakota
Demonstration Farm shows that the
average yield was about so per cent
more than the average over the state.
The Mercer Telegram says, "The
Telegram has been afflicted with wa
ter in the basement for the past few
weeks" That sounds like some at.
Fiction.
Dad Wardwell Of the Pembina
Pioneer Express thinks militant suf-
fragettes should be confined to asy-
lums instead Of jails, where they pose
as martyrs.
The young man who robbed the Or
pheum theatre in Fargo a few weeks
ago proves to be the same fellow, who
vas suspected of tapping a till at IAN
I1 ~ fha TUNA of c7S ~ .