Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-26
News Of tho State

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Lisbon will entertain three state
conventions this summer.
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Braddock and Hazelton have a ball
game scheduled for May 4.
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Band concerts will be numerous ov.
er North Dakota this summer.
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Many noted preachers will attend
the camp meeting at Cakes.
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The herd law is cahsing some troub.
lie in some sections of the state.
The Adams farm in R:chland county
comprising S,160 acres has been sold.
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Wilton will make some extensive
improvements in its streets this sum-
mer.
An effort is being made at Minot to
secure lower rates for light, power
and heat.
The critical labor situation in til,
northern part Of the state is being
celared up.
The New Rockford band has been
incorporated under the name of the
Midway City Band. ......
Editor Trubshaw is making a bril-
liant paper of the Courier since he
moved it to Valley City.
d. Taylor, a 500 Line switchman at
| Minot, had his leg crushed between
III engine and a boXcar.
The Journal wants the streets of
Cakes s%prinklcd with oil to keep down
the dust this summer.
So
Clifford Pfroger, formerly OF Man
dan, has studied aviation and is now
a full Pledged birdman.
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Many towns Of the state have set
aside special days for cleaning up back
yards ana planting treeS.
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The Cooperstown Sentine! notes how
North Dakota is coming to the front
a sa manufactul ,ng center.
l.. II. Sennett, a well known lawyer
of Cando, will leave soon to make his
future home in California.
A horse was scared TO death by an
auto at Darlington, dropping " dead
when Il buzz wagon came along. l"jl
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Eddy county has an alfalfa contest
that is proving a big success, over
eighty farmers having entered.
With federal cooperation, it has
BEEN planned to plant a large number
of trout in Devils Lake this year.
Capt. ROAD Amundser, the discover
er OF the south pole, made a big i'm
preston in his lecture at Devils Lake.
Dickinson has raised a big fund to
be given in prizes for the best acre
of trees grown in that vicinity in 1913.
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The commercial club at Edgeley has
been reorganizcd and is known now
as the Edgeley's Business Mens'hlea.
que.
The telephone company at Fargo
has outgrown it's present quarters and
will soon occupy a thrce.story build
ing.
The Devils Lake commission, re-
Gently placed in power, is proving to
be a splendid business like institu-
ton.
Baseball will be red hot in Trail
county this summer . Mayville, Port
land and Hillsboro will all have fast
teams.
There may be. Il contest over the
mayorality election at LarimOre and
the lawyers there are looking into the
situation.
Bismarck will keep a lead over
many other cities of the state this
sumner in the way Of erecting new
buildings. r..
So
Death bv accident, was the verdict
Of the coroner's jury, which Investigate
| ed the death of l.. 4. Daniels, killed
in the Great Northern yards at Minot.
Mrs. Gust Hendricks, whose home is
near Plaza is almot Crazed over the
disappearance of her huband, who left
his home April 8, and has not been
heard from since.
The application for a writ of habeas
corpus for G. w. Woods and p. S. Nc
Kenna of Coulee, convicted of selling
liquor, vas refused by Judge Leight-
on at MinOt. ".- .
The ron Of Ward county is pro-
bling the death of job nEnglebrtson,
who was found dead in the engine
house of the Great Northern pumping
station at DesLacs.
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Evidently Editor Hughes of the
| Wahpeton Globe-Gazette was d;sap-
pointed in opening somo of his mail,
for he says that man an important let
ter has no money in it.
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