Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-27
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News Of the State
The Grano Tribune claims more
marrying is needed. @

The Leonard creamery, idle for the
past three years, will reopen May |.
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The two banks at ambrose are to
consolidate, according TO dame rumor.
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The Spotlight, Motifs new paper,
Gems to be travelling a rough road.
Erinton Of the Golden Valley Chron-
icle has sold stock in his paper to
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Little Mac is boosting for a big
ger, better and buster F~lasher--as
usual. r..-
Reports from over the entire state
indicate that crop conditions are
good.
Twenty-Five thousand steel head
trout will be put in Devils Lake this
| summer.
Edward Sullivan, editor Of the New
Salem Journal. is the father OF a
brand new son.
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The New leipzig Sentinel says
THE dairy COW means ready cash
when you need it."
The Washburn Leader has its type
setting machine working and got gu
a peach OF a paper.
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The banks il Hettinger believe in
publicity and carry large display adj
! vertisements in the local papers.
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Ed. Pierce's new magazine, "Hits
and Mrs, is receiving much favor
able mention in the press Of the state.
Shields is receiving a lot Of free
advertising as the result Of the organ
ization of an all Indian baseball team.
Newspaper men over the state who
know Carl Lewis are predicting that
he will make good as deputy state
Mott has an enthusiastic bunch OF
Boy Scouts and the older people are
assisting in keeping the organization
popular. "
Trap shooters over the state are
getting busy and there promises to be
renewed interest in the sport this
summer.
At BowbelIs the fire alarm was
sounded in the school house and the
building emptied in less than two
minutes. a.
twenty farmers of the new county.
The Christensen Harrow factory
will be moved from KenIare to Sioux
Falls June Il. o..
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The city dads at Velva have offered
a reward Of so for the arrest and
conviction of any parties destroying
public %property.1 @r' ytf "
Acting State Engineer Bliss has
been busy for the past week laying
out the Yellowstone Trail through
Adams county. ''"
Sentinel Butte is going to vote on
incorporating and there appears to be
a good deal Of sentiment, both for and
against the proposition.
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Clay from Hcttingcr county has
been sent to Chicago to be tested TO
ascertain its b%rick-making qualities
and found to be tirst-class.
Baseball is going to be a popular
sport in the southwestern part Of the
state this summer and Il number of
teams have been organized.
A paint singer got busy in Wing
last week and as a result the build
ings of the little city were consider
ably improved in appearance.
A tramp beating his way west had
a foot crushed in the railroad yards
at Rhame and will be a county
charge until he has recovered.
The banks at Taylor have united
in an effort to increase interest in
tree planting and growing and $40 in
prizes will be given the winners.
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The first of a series of open air
band concerts was given at Kenmare
Friday evening and an appreciative
audience listened to a good concert.
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The Dunn County News has install
ed a new equipment and Editor Jen-
kins is giving his readers a better
paper than ~eVer-which is going
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Much threshing is being done in the
western part of the state this spring
and grain is coming through better
IMAM was expected in almost every
instance. a# - ~s.'
North Dakota has more cities under
the commission form of government
than any other state in the pnion.
Renville county, although young, is
now on a cash basis.
If some liuel suits don't grow out
of the fight in Sargent county as to
whether or not the county attorney
has knowledge of the existence OF
liquor traffic we miss our guess.
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1t is rumored that there will be
a third paper at Beach and that
Pierce Egan, recently deposed by the
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