Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-25
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Keep your youngsters coming each
day. -.
Scicnce can never make kissing un
popular.
The %Shcycnnc creamery will open
in about two weeks.
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The Mandan chautauQua is being
extensively advertised.
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A Norwegian Lutheran church is to
be built at Brampton at once.
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The Shcyennc Star boasts Of the
| big crowds on the streets Of that
town.
Gwinncr will not celebrate the
Fourth of July this year as at first
planned.
The old settlers Of Stark county
HELD their annual picnic at GLADSTONE
saturday.
The village board of Cogswell has
contracted to have several blocks OF
the main streets graveled.
Earl Mel Of Dickinson lost his leg
when he attempted to alight from a
moving train at Sweet Briar.
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The old Wicklund hall at Gwinncr
has been leased and will be occupied
with a hardware stock by o. A.
%SlOckstad.
L., Bear, principal of the Mandan
high"<school has cancelled his con-
tract for next year and will SO to
Lime, Wash.
Eetter farming experts in the en-.
plOy of the Great Northern and the
Northern Pacific on the slope both
tell Of fine crop prospects.
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The Farmers Elevator Co. at Has.
|tings has had Il prosperous year. 1t
held its annual meeting last week and
checked up for the year. ~.
49,
The Valley City ChautauQua asso.
citation offers prizes of 500. $50 and
$40 for the best article on agriculture
and published in Il North Dakota
paper.
The picnic grounds at Lake Tewan.
kon in Sargent county will be run
hereafter by 1T A. Fleming, G. a.. 10.
sewski having withdrawn from the
f'rm: IDs i9fu)V
Deputy State Fire Marshal Readc
talked fire protection to the mer-
chants of Braddock and gave them
some valuable practical advice on
how to protect their town.
Members of the state press "gang"
tired but still in the ring, are pass.
ing through Fargo, many Of them en-.
joying a lesiurely trip back to their
home stampingg rounds.
!, "A. l.. Clubine, of Lisbon, has been
appointed district game warden for
the Fourth district. which includes
the counties of Richlaad, Ransom,
Sargent, Mcintosh and Dfckey.
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W bids for building g, dam In the
Heart river. near eMahdan were re-
jected by the Eandan Commercial
club, which plans on erecting the
dam, as they were considered too
high.
The %Shcyenne Better Farming club
listened to an able address on good
roads by J. Fl. Dodge of Washington,
D. G., at its last meeting. 1t will have
another meeting Saturday, June %.
Cayuga Citizen: Mr.. Silvernal has
a young fox that was captured a few
nays ago.. The little fellow is as cute
as he can be and is getting quite
tame. Needless to say he is a great
attraction especially for the children.
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Tuesday of next week, July l, will
be a big day for North Daokta-all
the LAWS that were passed at the last
session of the legislature without the
emergency clause attached 80 into
effect-and the Interstate fair opens
at Fargo. .
From the amount OF money that is
being spent on advertising cures for
indigestion and worn out stomachs, a
philosopher would draw the cOnclu'
sion that it might be we'll for people
to think more about what they eat
and drink and how they handle the
process.
One of the best assets North Dako.
tn has IS the crop Of graduates frorc
the various schools and colleges, just
turned out. They're a fine lot and
should be encouraged to stick to
North Dakota and help to build it in
to the great commonwealth it is des-
tined to become.
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Mandan News: Four inches of
rainfall coming within four days, on
Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day Of this week, assured the pros.
perity of the Morton county farmers
this fall. commercial activity Is war
ranted j. under such attractive pros.
poets and there will not be the SUM-
'mer lull in business during 1913.
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