Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-22

eett sold 48O acres of the Frost land
| in section %, Hoodlawn, the price
being $50 per acre. The land Is
largely under plow and is tirst-class
soil.
SLOPE ITEMS
Glen Ullin's base ball team will
blossom out in new uniforms.
The N. p. will furnish the water
for the new park in which the citi-
zens of Hebron take great pride.
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The Ladies' Aid society of the Con.
gregational church at Hebron has
turned in $3.50 towards building new
church.
Adam Fechner, in his auto, missed
the N. P. flyer by hairs breadth at
Hebron.
A lively campaign for states at
torney is on in Morton county be-
tween Col. Ike Steen and Attorney
H. R. Bitzing.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Albert have re-
turned to their home at Redwood
City, Calf, after a short visit with
Mrs. Albert's father, Captain Grant
Marsh, at Washburn. They came
here to try to induce the captain to
return with them, but the old Mis-
souri, is too much of an attraction for
him.
Underwood will not hold county
| fair this year, but will be content with
q market day" proposition.
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Since Mr.. Young went to the Car
rison Times, that paper doesn't look
so much like a second edition of the
Washburn Leader as formerly.
! Garrison has a building boom.
Garrison democrats organized a
Burke club.
There's little gas excitement near
Garrison.
| Lintonites gloat over the things
their base ball nine did to the Hazel
ton bunch.
| r. L. McCalmont, Logan county's
efficient superintendent of schools, is
making an active canvass for repre-
sentative.
The Steele Ozone says that Kidder
county has paid Burleigh the courts
Judgment of $4,633.76.-Kidder coun-
tvs portion of the debts that properly
went with that tier of townships that
was transferred to KiGder years ago,
without groan, and then the Ozone
takes a fall out of Blrleigh to the
extent of a column.
r. J. J. Montgomery, farmer south
of Dawson, announces his candidacy
for the shrievalty of Kidder county.
Crystal Springs was visited by a
Young hurricane Wednesday. Several
buildings were destroyed, among them
the new partially constructed Powers
: elevator.
Representative Story of Kidder
must be hard to please. He went to
Fargo for an automobile, but didn't
find one to suit.
Steele offers to buy the product ii
some one will start brick yard. Inc
entire northwest has brick famine
and building fever.
The Steele Ozone is putting on airs
has installed a folding machine and
its editor is running for the legis-
lature.
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During the thunder storm on last
Saturday, while Mrs. Henry RaDe OF
Hanover was preparing meal, light
ming struck the house and ran down
the chimney into the stove and thence
out through the floor. Mrs. Rabe, who
was standing near the stove, suffered
severe shock and is nursing a lame
arm and foot.
The little creamery at Denhoff ship
ped out 1850 pounds of butter and
600 gallons of ice cream last week.
The Center Republican regrets that
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Oliver county is shy good repub-
| lican lawyer, qualified to run for
states attorney.
Lincoln is making an effort to Sc
cure the county seat of Sheridan coun-
| ty away from McClusky.
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The Staats-Zeitung at McClusky is
installing a Merganthaler linotype
machine, and the editor is also run
ming for the INSTRUMENTATION is
going some.
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The sale of 80 acres to Joseph Kad-
mas for $4,000 broke the record for
sale prices at the Dickinson land Of
flee. The land is located about seven
miles north of Dickinson and the pur-
chaser was glad to get it at $25 an
acre.
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