Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-22
News Of the State

WillistOn Land Company offers $Io
for the best slogan for the sown.
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It takes four tennis courts to &C.
commodate the enthusiasts at We
roma.
The following from the Lisbon Ca
zette is somewhat ambiguous: THE
dance given by NJ. Boudrow Wednes-
day night was decided success and 1t
is hoped that the gentleman will re-
peat the performance at no distant
0ate."
The wind blew the roof from barn
near Lisbon and posse" went out
from town in automobiles and put it
back on again.
| It. is estimated that the corn acre
age in the vicinity of Lisbon this year
is five times that OF last season.
Somebody is poisoning dogs at
Verona.
Darlington is to have cleanup day
May 26.
The aviator. Lucky Bob" St. Henry
who is to fly at the jamestown meet,
is Darlington boy.
A Hurdsfield man made the trip
from Norway to Hurdsfield in just
two weeks.
The Darlington fair grounds will be
plated and sale Of lots held.
Underwood has a case of smallpox.
An ordinance passed by the Lidger-
wood council creating city board OF
health and prescribing its duties, fill
ed five columns of the Monitor, and It
was set in nonpareil at that.
A Larimore boy saw the battle OF
Juarez. In a letter to his father he
intimates that he quit seeing 1t after
two bullets whizzed by his head. He
was on the American side OF the river
but had an excellent view OF the en-
gagement.
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Larimore has re-considered, and will
observe Memorial day.
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Every owner Of an automobile must,
before July 1. get license from the
secretary of the state. 1t will cost
| three dollars.
The interesting event of the week
at Wolford was a poker game in which
six aces made their appearance short
" after one of the players held four.
The opposition made things lively Tor
awhile and consequently the game got
an airing in court.
| A Minot man is considering the es-
Establishment at that place OF factory
which will manufacture wooden legs.
Hereafter it will cost $25 per day
to peddle anything in Dickinson.
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| A farewell reception was given at
Dickinson for the choir leader who
was leaving to make his home else
where. >
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An addition to Dickinson has become
of such Importance that the Great
Northern will build a switch out to
that part of town.
Forty new citizens we're granted
their papers during the past week at
DICKINSON.
A great deal of wheat was marketed
at Dickinson while 1t was bringing
| sc cents.
A bunch of hoboes were put of
train at Beach. One of them threw
stone at the conductor, hitting him
on the hand and badly bruising 1t.
An officer organized posse and es'
corted the band out of town.
A thousand people stood an hour
in the rain to witness the laying OF
the cornerstone at Dickey county's
new courthouse.
The Lutherans dedicated new
church at Tower City Sunday.
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Emerson clerks are asking for a
Wednesday half holiday during the
summer months.
Neche's new hotel viii open Ju1e ]:
and the business men are thanK1ul
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A wedding ceremony was performed
on the stage at a Fargo theater ana
it made such at hit (at the box ofnce)
that the ceremony was repeated the
next night.
It will never be "our genial dray-
man" again. nevermore, in the WILL
iston Daily State. A drayman pied
the forms of that paper while he was
moving them.
Glendale business men put up
$500 for a ball team.
The people of Hull had a good op'
portunity to study the workings OF
cyclone last week. The funnel-shap'
ed cloud travelled at the leisurely rate
of five miles per hour. and changed Its
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