Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-16
News ofthe State

sure to tell on a man.
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A rich girl has got to be awfully
ugly in order to he homely. .
~ 50 afoJ
Mereer'is going to build a new coun-
tyGjail 40 the county seat at Stanton.
Late barley is doing splendidly in
Pcmbinn county, but wheat Is nncer-
tain.
The MethOdists at LakOta are soon
to begin the building of 4 new church
cditice.
Only a newly married a ever
lodges when his wife throws things
at him. ,
Horse traders in the northern part
| of the state seen nOt to have lost
their cunning.
The Bowman Citizen BOASTS about
The excellent alfalfa there is in that
part of the state.
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Larimore has improved its park
grounds by installing electric lights
and otherwise fixing it up.
Hettinger county farmers are doing
a great deal1of road work in antici'
patton of the big crop that is in sight.
Special trains will run from Rolla
to the Dominion fair at Brandon be-
ginning July 16, the fair closing July
"a.
There are 80 grading outfits at work
in Mercer county grading for the eX-
tension work OF the Northern Pacl-
fic.
Several consignments of pure blood
stock and poultry have recently bean
received by different Foster county
farmers.
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John Sarorius of Chaseley may lose
his leg as a result of having it man
gled in a wagon wheel when a team
ran away.
Lawton had a street fair, Cash was
there with a balloon ascension and MS
big shows and the people enjoyed
themselves.
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The clip of wool from a flock OF
sheep on a farm near Darlington pro-
duced 1000 pounds of the best quality
ever produced.
The Hansboro News has changed
hands and is now edited and conduct
ed by r. G. Crowell-and it Is evident
he knows how. ,
Track laying on the Niobe short .line
mad to be discontinual on account OF
the non.arrival of steel. The WORK
eEded at Bowbells.
Brother Wardwell seemed to be
all puffed up about the way Pembina
celebrated independence day in a thor
oughly patriotic spirit.
The excellence of the train service
to the chautauqua at Devils Lake IS
being commented upon, according to
The Observer at Lakota.
The opening of the chautauqua at
Mayville, last Wednesday, was most
suspicious. The Schumann quintette
is the prominent feature.
The baseball fans yer the state
| are being given lots Of fun these days
| with the talent" displayed in many
! OF the small town teams.
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J The selling OF choice farm lands by
/! public auction is to be inaugurated IL
this state and a section will be offered
for sale at Lakota, July "a.
The annual school census at May
| Vile discloses that there are 400 chill.
dren of school age at Mayville, about
! forty more than last year.
The old settlers picnic at Sheldon
was a great success, ideal weather
| large attendance and an attractive
programme for young and old. -.
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With the new paving which is to be
! done in Mandan, The Pioneer IS advo-
eating the removal of al eyesores-
tumble.down, small structures, etc.
III VI 49, 49,. Et
Lightning did considerable damage
| to the school building at Gackle, and
it is now a" question whether the
| structure is worth repairing or not.
Hettinger county farmers are re-
| joicing over the fall of rain in that
territory. The crops are now in splen-
did shape for this time OF the season.
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Despite dry weather the crops about
Minot are holding their own and
farmers are not wholly discouraged
about their returns from the grain
! fields.
The Great Northern will do no con
%struction work across the Berthold
reservation until 1914, according to
reports eminating from that part of
the state.
Milford Logan, a former resident OF
| Westhope, was killed in a automo-
bile a~ccidehtSin Montana. The acct
IdeIt s6eaalfrGds near P~lentywood where