Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-18
News Of tho State

The W. c. +. U. of Devils LAX
gives garden parties.
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A second antelope this year ha
been seer near Darlington.
The live wires" at Warwick wan
a Farmers day in the early fall.
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Churchs Ferry country was blesset
with q heavy rain a few days ago.
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A jamestown lad was shot through
the leg while hunting gophers las
week.
The Security State bank has beer
established at banks in Mckenzl'
county. ....
Propitious rains have made the crOl
prospects about Buford more en-
%couraging. .......
Tom Hall, secretary Of state, /!
, spending some time on his farm nortt
of Mandan.
In the vicinity of Warwick winter
wheat and rye is standing over foul
feet In height.
The state organization of the HON
oeopaths have completed their annual
session at Fargo. -
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!. A Sunday school Institute is MING
conducted at Powers Lake, wi6 q
very good attendance. ajr ag,n
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Victor Olson shot, himself at Bel.
field because a girl, II years Of age,
would not consent to marry him.
Major Dickinson Of Velva came
near losing his little son when the
urchin ate some poison which, he
found. IN alsa.
The business men of Powers Lake
seem to be loyal to the local paper
and do advertising in an up to date
fashion.
Crop conditions have greatly i'm.
proven about the country tributary
to Powers Lake in Burke county, ac-
cording to The Echo.
A supposed gambling dive "a 10.
Gated in a room occupied by a church
in Minot. The police raided the
place last Sunday afternoon. o.
The Mail, says that over 1000 peo.
pie attended the celebration of indie
pendence day at Marmarth. The ad.
dress was made" by Attorney Casey
of Dickinson. @'' '~s
The country editors are acknowl-
edging tickets of admission to the
state fair, at Grand Forks sent with
the compliments Of the president and
secretary. ,a,F
The Fourth OF July entertainment
at Knife River opened with a ride in
an old.fashionsd OK cart and follow
ing that were demonstrations Of bron.
cho busting. i
In a mentally deranged condition
Mrs. William Nugget Of Chicago shot
herself as she was standing before
a mirror at the home of her son in
Darlington.
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In some sections. of the state re-
ports are made that the wild fruit
crop is very Short, with the eXcep.
ton Of wild cherries, which are said
to be unusually prolific. .
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The Warwick Sentinel approves of
the strict treatment of blindpiggers
by Judge Buttz, which seems to be
along the line of making the punish
mcnt fit the crime. s.'~ +
There being no church building
available, services were held in a
hardware store at Dunn Center, un-
der the auspices Of. the Congregation.
al Missionary society. ..
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u A. fire which originated iii aeclothing
store at New England destroyed sew
eral business houses and homes be-
fore it was extinguished, and the to.
tai loss, is estimated at 500, 900. 3si.
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The News.Tribune at Towner4 is
gathering exhibits Of alfalfa, crosses
and grains, and this fall hopes to
show some Of the things that can be
raised to advantage lin that territory.
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IL Grand Forks county'sl new, ;copr,
house was dedicated ttoday.j"&Al the
former commissioners Of the county
who could be reached were guests of
honor at the dedication ceremonies.
The Mandan jail has been a record
breaker among detention places for
North Dakota law offenders. Not a
prisoner housed there for a whole
week. Speaks pretty well for Man.
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New England had a pretty serious
fire. Like many blazes of small be-
~ginnings it's damage was far-reaching.
Chicago burned by COW Kicking over
a lantern. New England's fire start
ed in a small stove in the real of a
clothing store. =
Wolves are reported to be playing
havoc among the breaks along the
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