Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-03
News: Of the State

The observance of Decoration day
brought out the fact that there are
several towns in North Dakota in
which there is no grave of an old SOL
der.
The Braddock News made mis-
take in announcing the name of the
minister who would occupy the pulpit
there on the next Sunday, and in the
subsequent issue published an apollo
gy of AZ lines, by actual count.
Braddock is still clamoring for bet
ter fire protection.
Braddock wants a farmers eleva-
tor.
Kintyre will celebrate the Fourth.
Mrs. f. H. Wright, former Valley
City woman. won a prize in song
contest in Washington state.
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A flag pole 12O feet high said to be
the tallest in the state is to be
erected on the court house grounds at
Valley City.
The Eighth grade pupils of Tower
City gave a negro minstrel show.
Biddy Dolan, formerly of Fargo. suf-
fered broken jaw in recent ball
game accident.
Fargo College also kicks on his
Jumps.
Hunters are making money at kill
ing coyotes for the bounty.
Valley City's ball team has something
the matter with it this year.
In Dunn county over 100 steam and
gasoline breaking outfits are doing
business.
June 16 will be Brinsmade's ninth
annual gopher day.
Minnesota lumbermen are censured
for invading "our land"
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The keyline more" got through in
the Grand Forks Herald at the bottom
of story. and the readers are try
ing to find the rest of it.
Four blind piggers and two wagon
loads of booze was the result of a
raid by the cops at Kuhn.
A woman can keep secret. There
is B. I. club of ladies in La Moure,
and no one outside of the membership
has ever been able to ascertain the
meaning of those initials.
A lumber yard at Hillsboro had a
two-page ad in the Tanner the other
day.
WillistOn wants a new hotel.
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Sherwood is trying to get a park
association organized.
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Lankin's market day will be June
14th.
Lankin's blind pig is no more. The
sheriff got it.
White Earth just about half way
wants to celebrate the Fourth, and IS
studying the matter.
At Page the wheels of commerce
were stopped in order that everyone
might see the ball game between the
married men and the singles.
Bottineau will have another hospital.
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The United Brethren now have a
church organization at Beach.
Many farmers are experimenting
with alfalfa this year.
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The editor of the Hankfnson News
has his eye on the postoffice, and may
get the appointment.
New Rockford takes pride in her
cleanliness. and claims to lead all OF
the other towns Of the state in this
respect.
There has been a big slump in the
garden irrigation appliance market.
The Carson, Morton county, news
paper gives pool hall proprietor this
unqualified endorsement: 1T gives
his paper unlimited pleasure to note
that the Carson Confectionery and
pool hall will soon be opened to the
public. The proprietor believes In
having everything in ship-shape before
opening the doors for business and any
)ne taking a look at the interior OF
The hall can not help but realize that
/ gentleman is ondeck. A full line
If confectionery and cigars, as well
IS delicious soft drinks, will be dis
pensed in artistic style by an artist in
he business"
Editor DennisOn of the CandO Her. |
aid suggests that potato raising in the
town park be cut out and the place |
turned over to the children and NOON
struck couples.
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