Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-16
News Of tho State
Time to clean the back yard.

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Fish are being caught in the city
dam near the mill at jamestown.
The dance aso Is fading.
Travelling moving picture ant
vaudeville shows are numerous in
the state.
More residences are being erected
in Dawson.
The Stady Leader is much improv
ed under it's new management.
The University Of North Dakota
Glee club scored a big hit at Minot.
The North Dakota corn crop is eX
pected to make a great increase this
year.
GJermond Thompson, a pioneer Of
| Sargent county, died suddenly OF
heart failure.
1t is said that Guy A. Kopriva is
to land the postmastership plum at
Bowbells.
The Columbus Reporter thinks Taft
may want to kick a hole III that pic
ture Of I. r.
1t is said that the Milwaukee line
will be extended from Fargo to Win
nepeg this summer.
1t is said that the funds to build
the proposed Veblen to Paramount
railroad are all raised.
Mott gets the next annual meeting
Of the .Iissouri River association Of
Congregational churches.
Most of the state papers considered
the recent heavy fall Of snow OF great
value to the soil.
The Trail county Better Roads as
ISOLATION will hold a big booster meet
ing at Hillsboro April II.
The Steele County Sunday School
association will hold its twenty.ffth
annual convention at Hope, May 2, :
and 4.
The government architect has arriv-
ed at Mandan to make preliminary
plans for the new experiment station
buildings there.
Col. Charles Brewers. secretary OF
the game board of control, has sen:
out notices warning hunters against
spring shooting.
1t is reported from Starkweather
north to the Canadian line the country
is practically submerged by quickly
melting snow.
Harry Hagle of Einford was bitten
by a dog and he was rushed to the
university where he is receiving treat
ment for hy~drophobia.
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Some one nea Newark peppered
three colts with shot from a shot gun,
the animals being painfully but not
seriously wounded.
Provision will be made in the new
Mandan federal building for offices for
rivers and harbors engineer in
charge of work on the Missouri.
The Sherbrook school board met
and took action toward procuring
plans for a consolidated school build
ing. No definite action was taken as
to site. .
Minneapolis business men will make
a tour through the state in May. They
will go out over the Milwaukee and re-
turn over the Northern Pacific.
A, socialsfunction by one Of the So
cietySsR8fs &effSsDakes had a topsy turty
party, anast18sSOakes paper headed the
3 r1ns" "q'sss Bunch Has Real Crazy
The bootleggers who have been
spending their idle time after arrest
in county jails will hereafter pay for
their keep by making Irvine at the
state pen.
Contractors supplies havo arrived at
to be used in the work Of
grading for the extension Of the Mid
land Continental railroad extension
from jamestown to Wimbledon.
States Attorney Hanson Of Burke
county made a big haul on a recent
trip. landing two men charged with
at Powers Lake and also two
alleged blind piggers of the same
place.
Cashier Sorenson of the First State
Bank of Niobe shipped a carload Of
purebred Holstein cattle from Wscon.
sin and the animals were snapped up
a. high prices, bringing as high as
$3.50 for one.
, Columbus Reporter: The business
who Uses stationary decorated
with gargling oil, axel grease or other
cheap advertising matter is to the
home printer what the mail order
house is to the home merchant. GetI
that?