Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-29
News Of tho State
Grain harvest is under Roadway.

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Crops are looking fine all over tn
state.
The game wardens of the state ar
active.
A civic league is to be formed a
Harvey.
Railroad building is active In Nortl
Dakota this year.
An independent oil company vii
locate at Paramount.
A. -four mill is under course o.
construction at Plaza.
The police routed a gang Of box
car thieves at Sanborn.
The contract has been let for a new
Catholic church at Flasher.
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There are said to be very few long
faced farmers in North Dakota.
The gun club at Dickinson will
have a tournament August Is.
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1t seems from official notice that
loafers, like the weeds, will have to
go. ..
The Mott Spotlight wants the city
council to get busy laying new, cross
walks. .ji
A new vault has been constructed
for the county auditor and treasurer
at Williston.
There was a large attendance at Re-
gan lwhen the new Catholic church
was dedicated.
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The Mott Pioneer Press is publish
ing the new school laws of the state
People from all over the state were
| attracted to Fargo by Barnum and
Balley'S circus.
The Leader says there will be about
80 silos erected i'll tn vicinity of FL
lendale this year.
The agricultural college board is
making a tour Of the experiment
farms of the state.
The month OF July has been one Of
the finest crop growing months in the
history OF the state Girddsr ~ %
People everyywsiilegrtee marvel at the
rapid strides Bismarck is making as
a commercial center. .''
H. L. Stanley, now with the Trib-
une ~Overlanders, was formerly with
the Williston Graphic.
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The Driscoll News seems anxious
for the Bismarck ball team to come
there fol a ball game.
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Many Of the leading towns of the
state will install white way lighting
systems this summer.
The mixed train service on the 500
Line between Fondville and Drake
is being well paa!tgEsssnizeesa.
J. The Plaza pasnslttssoSs1lhiasasaxu1se rved
that a drought generally (ollows
wherever Watkins ~.
The gun club at Cogswell will hold
a tournament August 18, when a num-
Der of events will be held.
People in Walsh county want the
surplus county funds used to build a
new court house at Grafton.
The big ferry at Garrison is run
ming daily and affords a great conven,
fence to automobile parties.
The fad of women making their
own shoes has not become very gen
eral as yet in North Dakota.
The industrial exposition to be held
att Bismarck this fall is attracting at
|tention' all over the northwest.
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This is a good year for small fruits
in Dickey county and the apple crop
there will be very satisfactory. e
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The Bismarck Tribune Overlanders
have received a lot of favorable men
ton from the papers Of the state.@S
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Under the new marriage law four
teen couples in North Dakota have
SO far been refused a license to wed.
Editor Hull OF Driscoll News will
soon establish a newspaper at Rob
inson, a town on the Pingree.Wilton
line.
The dedication of Fort Rice afford
| ed old-time pioneers of the Missouri
Slope a great opportunity for a re-
union.
The Washburn Leader is still pass.
ing some pointed comment as a re-
suit of the recent Anderson trial held
there.
The Beach Progress is only seven
weeks old, but prints ten pages to
accommodate all it's advertising pat