Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-10
News oftho State
The teachers institute at Lang1on
was a conspicuous success.

The teachers institute at Lang1on
was a conspicuous success.
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The site will soon be ready for the
new postoflice at Mandan.
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The Magic City ChautauQua has op
ened with a large crowd present.
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Towner had 4 successful marke,
day, the day following tho Fourth.
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lhc equipment and engine for the
picture show at Stanley has been put
in place.
Woman's clubdom at liazelton Is
| still .active aaand meetings are being
ileld regularly.
The county treasurer at Sykeston
paid out $3,00S for gopher pelts dur
ing the month Of May.
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Sykcston and vicinity had plenty OF
rain last week and it helped the crops
to Il" very great extent.
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Grand Forks business men were
given a big time at Park River on
their get acquainted trip
The Stanley juvenile band supplied
some Of the martial music at the
Fourth celebration at Plaza.
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i The Commercial club at HeotUn is
BACK OF some good road" work which
is being done in that vicinity. Y
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Valley City papers are conspicu.
ously boosting Old Settlers day at
the chautauqua-neXt Thursday
HDGcht bountiful rains did a won'
dct49eNamount OF good to the crops
ab6et F9rbes in Dickey county.
at isxnow Editor.Postmaster \. l..
Ravely at Jud and there is to be a
new building for the postmaster.
4 tablet in commeIoratiOn Of the
battleship Maine has been presented
by the government to Grand FORKS.
The use of fictitious names by par
ties getting married at Mandan is
alleged to be the basis for some trou-
Bile.
An enterprisinS firm at Leeds fit.
ted up a rest room for the ladies' aud
children attending the Fourth OF July
celebration.
Anna Digelow was rescued from
drowning at MinotI In attempting 10
change her position in q boat the
craft capsized. ar .
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There is no excuse for not knowing
the dates OF fairs in North Dakota
the country papers carry the schedule
week after week.
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Park River fremen have arranged
for their annual picnic on July IL IN
Birder'S grove, u OF the pretiiest
|spots in the state.
Organized efforts are being made TO
make New Rockford a more beautiful
city and those who won't help are be-
ing disliked by their neighbors. .
Langdon Masons assisted the breth-
rem al Osnabrock in funeral services
for Bro. Will Haight, who passed
away a week ago at Mentone, Cal.
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The Presbyterians at Mandan are
making considerable improvements to
their Sunday school room, especially
to the primary department quarters.
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The North Dakota Holstein Breed
ing circuit will hold their annual sum-
mer picnic at the Christensen grove.
near New Salem, on Tuesday, July
10.
Several persons were injured in the
storm which passed over western d..
vide county last week, and consider
able damage was done to camps and
buildings.
State Fire Marshal Runse vas a.
LanfoEl xihS other day and gave li-
recttpns for changes that are neces-
sarY in order to comply with new fire
regulations.
The cornerstone for the agriculsuI-
al and training school at Park River
is to be laid with appropriate ce-e-
monies. Stewart Wilson of Fargo is
the contractor. . ..
Leader comnends F. c. Rec
TOR 81. Jud for the quality OF his pat--
otism in having a flag staff erected
pn his building, which f1uttered &
large national nag on the Fourth.
II appears to be the open season
for burglarizing hardware stores, one
| a. New Rockford was robbed a day
Or two ago.. knives and razors being
the principal things taken away.
c. Arthur Brown, a sanitation spe-
c.alist, lectured at jamestown on A
| Modern View OF Sanitation Progress,
a prelude to a campaign which is be-
ing uaged there TO eXterminate flies.
The president and secretary of the
commercial club at Lisbon will attend
the reception and banquet to be given
by the Fargo club Is the board of di.
rectors OF the chambers of commerce