Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-06
News Of tho State

The Woodmen had a big day At
Cando hast week.
The Gargill elevator at Grace IS
ready for business.
Crops in LaMourc county were bad
ly damaged By a hail storm.
There Is talk Of establishing n far
ry AT Stanton on the Missouri river.
The printing of special parcel
| stamps will hereafter be discontinued.
s.
Many blind pigs are being raide1
throughout the state just at this time.
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The Darlington papers report a lot
of building in that town and vicinity.
The brick work on the new 500
| station ut Devils Lake has been be.
gun.
Goodrich had one of the biggest
Fonrth of July celebrations in tn"
state.
The %Shevcnne creamery was open
Ell with Il monster parade and a big
picnic.
Over SAT- was paid out for cream
at the station in Hecla on a recert
occasion.
The new electric Light plant at New
Rockford will be ready for the currert
on July II.
William + May. a settler in EN-
mons county, is dead. He was a M
tive Of Illinois.
The Burke case for violating the
prohibition law at L~.igerwood HIS
been dismissed.
North Dakota has had very little
hail this summer-right here the ker'
mel editor raped wood quickly.
Fire supposed TO have been Of IN
cendiary origin destroyed two houses
in the south part of Wahpeton.
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Glendale is seeking an electric
light plant. Many think a plant
would be profitable from the start.
{. R. Piffley of Milton fell into a
grain bin, sustaining several serious
bruises. He will be out in a few days.
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Burglars broke into the hardware
store of J. NJ. Mulvey at New ROCK.
ford and we 500 was secured in
booty.
The North Dakota board Of health
has reached the conclusion that the
friedman tuberculosis cure" is a
fraud.
Two girls, the Cooper sisters, had a
narrow escape from drowning at the
Valley City ~chautauqua. Upset the
canoe. r. .-. -s
Canoeing by an amateur who does
not know the game and cannot SWIM
is inviting the grim reaper to swing
his scythe,
Seventeen casks of celebration"
were seized by the authorities before
they reached Center on the day be-
fore the Fourth.
u. S. Treasurer John Burke will
assist IN defeating the Fort Rice
Memorial park in the southwestern
Hart of the state.
Anton Miksche, a pioneer of Wah.
peton, is dead at the age Of "A. He
was born in Austria and lived in Wab.
petOn since 1879.
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BY suddenly turning around n
slipping on a muddy road County
Commissioner John Ellison of NO.
ton county broke his leg.
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Editor Robertson OF The Spring
Valley Times vas married in Dick
inson to Miss Mabel J. Stewart. They
are at home now at Dunn Center,
Dunn county.
Over 500 druggists from all parts
Of the state are expected to be pres
ent at the convention Of the State
Druggists association, which is to be
held in Minot in August.
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: Many of the young fellows are
growing about the new North Dakota
marriage law. but when they are pin
ned right down to their real opinion,
most of them admit it is a good thing
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The Darlington Record goes after
the Minneapolis papers for an alleg-
ed untruthful and highly sensational
account of the death of George Kane,
whose body was found in the water,
having been there three days.
North Dakota is getting a lot OF
advertising out of the fact that it
produced RUDE Schauer, he sensation
al baseball pitcher, sold by Superior
recently to the New York Giants for
&1n fanh Cnhos,nr ps4ohad for E1rrl-