Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-11
News Of tho State

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Recent rains have improved croI
conditions about Balfour. 8,
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A camp OF the sons of Veterans is
to be established at Valley City.
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The park grounds at L.arimoure arc
now lighted with electric lamps.
The hay crop in parts OF Morton
county Is reported to be abundant.
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The Litchville Bulletin reports plen
|ty Of rain over that section last week
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The Omemee Herald boasts OF some
| good road building in nearby town
ships.
Many final proofs are being maize
on the fertile lands in Mckenzie
county.
Bids have been invited for a new
jail building at Stanton, in Mercer
county.
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The Ambrose Tribune says that
track laying for the new extension IS
in progress.
So
John STANCE Of Hettinger county
has invented a steering device for
traction engines.
Three new steel bridges are to be
erected in the vicinity Of the village
of Shields, Morton county.
The school officers Of Richland
county assemble at the state school
of science at Wahpeton, July 10.
A chapter of the Eastern Star has
been established at Balfour. 1t will
be known as Poebe chapter, No. -.
MacarOni wheat stalks measuring
two feet in length and just beginning
to head have been displayed to Haley.
So
Professor McEachran, late principal
OF the schools Of Bantry, succumbed
to heart failure suddenly at Minneapc'
lis.
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Harvey is to have a we'll equipped
and spacious hospital building, a serv.
ice which has been needed for a long
time.
The Encampment branch Of the Odd
Fellows hal a big tine at Rugby and
those at Knox participated in the cere'
monies.
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Welcome moisture was supplied by
two heavy rain showers over the coun.
try about Regent in Hettinger county
a few days ago.
The school building at Gackle was
badly injured by lightning and it is a
question whether the structure is
worth repairing:
Townships In Hettinger county are
buying road graders with the idea OF
improving the roads and maintaining
them in good shape.
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Col. W. P. futile who is touring the
Orient On his trip around the world
has been sending friends beautIrIl
picture postal cards from points in
Japan.
The Kuhn Messenger thinks the
stocks and pillory ought to be added
to some of the s~o-called reform laws,
however, it thinks the "snoos' law is
alright.
The Sargent county gopher season
is over and 81 900 was issued in 515
checks as payment for $4,000 gophers
tails. Two years ago the county paid
out $1,000 for gopher tails.
The Flaxton Times reports a gener-
al rain in that section, the moisture
for two nights amounting to LA
according to the official guage.
It meant the restoration of small
People at Litchville are complain.
ing about faulty mail service-it is
said that it takes fOu Gays for a let.
ter to traverse a distance Of only
twenty.eight miles.
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Very favorable crop conditions is
the report from Shields in Morton
county, as there has been abundant
moisture. Wheat is heading out in
fine shape. Flax and corn are do
ing exceptionally well.
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Last Sunday two churches were
dedicated in the country tributary to
Medina. a German Reformed place OF
Worship and one for the Seventh
Day Adventists. Both are practical
built on the level prairie.
A woman at AnamoOse nearly 70
years of age fell into an open we'll
was eighteen feet deep and was
not killed, but it was with difficulty |
that neighbors were able to release !
i,er from her perilous position.
A mission for Swedish Lutherans
will be opened at Litchville next
Sunday and will be for communities
tributary to that town. A new church
for the congregation is to be
this year at a cost Of $4,000.
! The work of the Lidgerwood Auto.
mobile association in putting up guide
posts and dragging the roads have
hnon = offoofi1,n thot a movement !