Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-07-06
NEWS Of THE STATE

The parents Of one of the best play
ers on the Washburn ball team OBJ
jects to baseball on the Sabbath, SO
he does not play on Sunday, and tle
team misses his support.
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Up in Stutsman county they are ad-
vertising for school teachers.
Yesterday was Farmers day at the
Barnes county fair, and a free for all
: : race for horses belonging to farmers
was one Of the events. Some of the
entries were surprise to those who
thought all farmers horses were draft
horses.
Many municipal improvements have
been made in Fessenden.
Wells county old soldiers had very
enjoyable picnic.
Yesterday was the last day of the
fiftieth annual fair in Wells county,
and the big attendance was a source
of great qualification to the manage
ment.
The Minot Commercial club has tax.
en- the initiative and has called for a
meeting of the clubs of the state to
determine what to do in order to off,
set the tide of immigration into Can.
ada.
The next three weeks will tell the
story for North Dakota.
Fessenden had a big celebration.
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If it does rain within the next two
weeks whole lot" of people in North
Dakota are going to make a whole lot
of money this year.
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Some thoughts the Wells County
Free Press has been thinking: Back
ward, turn backward, oh Time in your
flight, and give US maiden dressed
proper and right. We are so~weary
of switches and rats, Bill Burke clus-
tiers and peach basket hats"
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Those doctors who are doing so
much advertising over the state have
the unqualified endorsement of the
weekly press of the state.
Minot as an amateur aviator who
keeps his machine down at the park.
The Minot papers now call that Sec
ton of the park the "aerocourt."
Minot is pretty hard to beat.
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The Bowman News meant to say:
Inspect the dairy barn from which
the milk comes that goes on your
table" The typesetter made it read:
Suspect the dairy barn, etc." which
isn't so bad, after all.
,Minot has a doctor who speaks six
different languages, and the papers up
there claim that if circumstances de-
mand it, he can pick up another one
or two on 80 days notice.
There is vaudeville troupe in Will
ton this week that will make the
hearts of the SWANS of that town flut-
ter so that they can be heard.
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A boy of Hankinson was bitten by
dog supposed to be mad.
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Reports are coming in that hail in
surance agents in some places over
the state are twisting the state hail
insurance law around until it looks
like summons in an attachment suit.
Also some of the editors who at
tended the editorial meeting lost their
enthusiasm when they got home and
did not say as many nice things about
Devils Lake as the town really de-
served.
By the decision OF an investigating
board recently commissioned to look
into charges against an officer, the
use of bar of iron in a policeman's
hands has officially been declared
reasonable force"
Shields will have an anniversary
celebration July 1921.
The telephone line may be extended
from Flasher to Porcupine, the gov
eminent station.
Mclaughlin wants better fire pro-
lection.
An injunction has stopped work |
on Flasher's new school building.
A farmer living north of New Leip- |
zig felt so good over the recent rain !
that he refused to come indoors dur
ing the storm, which had hail ac-
The farmer has in 300 i
acres of flax
TOWNER, N. D., July 5-The dis
covery of an alleged shortage of
$4,000 in the accounts of F. J. Trot-
ter, in charge of the Deering eleva-
or at Deering, has brought a charge
If embeZZlement against him and the
case will be tried before Judge Burr.
WASHINGTON. D. c., July g.
Chairman Penrose of the senate fin
ance committee. announced today
that he would again attempt late
% day or early tomorrow to get an