Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-10

Fargo. but work will probably be
POSTPONED until next spring.
The North Dakota Bankers asso'
citation has $40 members.
Recent rains have improved crops
about Devils Lake.
Thursday was Indian day at the
Devils Lake ChautauQua and the
time was given over to Indian games
and dances.
James w. Foley of Bismarck. was
the speaker at the Chautauqua as
sembly grouns Friday and Saturday
evenings.
One of the cottages at the Chautau-
qua grounds was destroyed by fire
Thursday. The origin of the blaze
is unknown.
Lack of water caused the electric
light plant at CasseltOn to close down
for a few days.
The Verona Independent has chang
ed hands.
Only two Junes in the past thirty
years have been as dry as that of
1910.
Enough signers have been secured
to the petition asking for county
seat removal in Pembina county and
the matter will be put up to the vot-
ers at the fall election.
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Most of the state papers are adj
vising that preparations be made
now for the planting of large num-
Der of trees.
Six residents of Enderlin were ar
rested this week charged with operat-
ing blind pigs. They are in Jail
awaiting the preliminary hearing in
justice court.
Towner wants to get in line for
a Farmers institute.
49,
The fremen Of Grafton want the
assistance of the citizens.
The baseball season at BinfOrd be-
ing ended, the Times man promises
his readers he will give them news
paper again.
The St. Thomas Times apologies
for not mentioning all the girls OF
that little city who graduated from the
Valley City normal this spring.
A deer and woodchuck were seen !
in Nelson county last week; the first
lime one of either of these animals
have been seen there for number
Of years.
The Pembina county air will be
held at Hamilton August 2, 3 and 4.
A creamery promoter arrived at
.angdon and worked for time, and
hen the farmers decided if it was a
good thing they wanted some of it,
md will organize a cooperative
:reamery company.
Two farm houses near StarkWeather
we're struck by lightning during
ecent storm.
The state appears to be more base
MI mod thic than
There was mad dog scare at
Towner last week.
War Eagle, the Indian wrestler,
ot into trouble over the gate receipts
t a recent match IN Valley City and
law suit resulted in verdict in
avo~ of the red man.
Walt Taylor will bend his energies
oward building up the Valley City
lines Record, and the LaMoure
Chronicle is left in the hands of
eporter for the next several months
o come.
Refreshing rains are reported from
arlOuS parts OF the state, out III HOSL
instances they came too late to save
he situation.
July 12, 10 and IA the North Da-
ota Retail Merchants association
vln hold it's annual meeting at Velva.
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Glendale claims to have had only
ne hobo this season and he was al
owed to remain in the city but one
our.
Minot Elks will send four delegates
o the Detroit meet.
The postoffice fight will now be
enewed in Minot, the primary elect
on being over. says the Reporter.
he two candidates for the place are
he present incumbent, A. J. Brun-
er, and Mrs. Major J. S. Murphy.
t is not unlikely that dark horse
7ill find favor as means of ending
he row.
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The Red river is the lowest for