Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-11

There seems to be a demand for
White Holland turkeys in Wells
county.
"A Rugby man has received from
q friend of his In Persia a blood Per
sian cat.
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Tho Landlord Journal compliments
the new management OF The hotel
at Eckman. va. ~
The 500 line has thoroughly over
hauled its. bridges over the Mouse
river near Green.
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A progressive farmer at Hamberg
has shipped in q carload OF pure
blood Hereford cattle.
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The debate on Woman's Suffrage at
ROlla, was decided unanimously IN
favor Of the negative.
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Another sign of spring.. Grim fac
ed chimney sweeps are making the
towns of North Dakota.
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"A philosopher in Stark county says
watch the three DISSEMINATING wat
er, dampness and drains"
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The Presbyterians al Watford arc
planning for the erection Of a church
the coming sbring and summer.
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The Cavalier improvement club is
systematically discussing potato
gr0wing( alfalfa and stock raising.
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Pingree has a livestock breeders
association which has adopted the,
community system of buying sires.
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Several lodges in the state of the
Modern Brotherhood OF America are
conducting membership campaigns.
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The Grafton News and Times boast
OF. the brisk business being done at
the monumental works at that city.
Thomas Clifford has resigned the
states attorneyship Of Reville coun-
ty and r. H. Grace has been appoint
ed to fiji the vacancy. .
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Civic improvement and the estab-
lishment of q free public library are
paramount subjects in the circles in
A.. yEyo~nnxosc ol,rkytnk, r iCh~~ ..,. t--.
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The chautaugue committee Of the
Mandan Commercial club has closed
q contract for the rental of 100 tents
for the season next summer.
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Former farmers sof North Dakota
who in late years moved to Canada,
are writing to their friends telling
how sick they arc'M that country.
The Rugby Civic Club has been
organized with the election Of Mrs.
Huston as president and a number Of
activities are already under consider
alton.
- The trustees Of the village of Saw.
yer have made law q number of use-
full ordinances providing for fire pro-
lection; regulating pool rooms, dog
licenses. etc.
Fourteen inches of snow is report
ed to have fallen south Of Reeder a
few days ago which made good sleigh
ing which is said to hayse been con.
venient in many ways.
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%. A. Brown. Of the Brown dairy,
has received word that his Sixty-day
oats won first prize at the North Da.
kota Improved Seed Grain associa-
ton held Jan. 2O.21. in Fargo.
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Dean Wiley Of Dickinson. who has
been doing special work at the state
university, has been placed in charge
Of the city desk in the office of The
Dickinson Press and he will also as.
sist In the bookkeeping.
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l.. S. Thorp Of Norway township,
Traill county, won the first prize
in tho professional class at Grand
Forks for the best ten ears Of corn
raised in North Dakota. and a young
son of his the third prize.
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Two boys on a farm il Dunn coun-
ty by deft sportsmanship captured a
fine specimen Of the eagle. The bird
measured three feet high and a lit
tie over seyeN feet from tip to tip of
the wings. The capture a made
on the Gibson farm. sa /. ~ .a
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Mandani es have learned from
Washington that the experiment sta
ton at Mandan will get an a%ppropria-
ton Of $50. 900. Tho appropriation in
Guides the expenses for the year and
money sufficient to erect the build.
ings which were started last year.
The Cogswell State bank has plac.
ed it's parlors at the disposal Of
school and township officers for their
regular business meetings atany time
without cost. i It is bel.eved to be
more generally convenient for all
concerned to hold meetings in the
village center.
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Farmers west Of the Missouri riv.
er who have investments in dairy
cattle say that the meeting Of the
Holstein BREEDERS association, at"New
SAlnm last week is p%onArally looked