Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-28
News oftho State

Portal is thinking OF celebrating
the glorious Fourth.
s.
A farm east Of Gwinner recently
sold for $50 per acre.
The Tioga State Bank is building
a new home for itself.
o.
The Woman's club at LangdOn Is
about to organize a hospital.
Miss Alma LaRue and Ernest Byltn
of Tioga were married last week.
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The ladies of the Leith Civic cub
closed their season with a banquet.
Halvor GilbertsOn, a pioneer of Sar-
gent county, passed away last week.
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The Black Hills are being advertis-
ed quite extensively as a llnme re-
sort.
The law requiring a pedigree In or
der to get married goes into effect JM-
ly /.
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Inspector Chase has been looking
over a mail route west from Car
ringtOn.
1t Is reported that booze is tight
ening up in North Dakota. Wonder
where?
Eddy county has raised 81 ,500 to put
the Barlow-New Rockford road In
good shope.
Some of the papers Ove the state
are beginning 10 talk 4th Of July eel
ebratiOns.
The students OF the Cakes High
school made a big hit with a enter
tainment recently.
49,.
Wahpeton will have a five days
Chantauqua under the Vawter system,
beginning June %.
49,
Editor Smart of Minot has sold his
brick block, but kept his newspaper
office in the building. .
The 11-year-old son Of w. A. Steel,
near Darlington, fell into a pool OF
water and was drowned.
s.
Three daughters triplets were
born recently to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
, GundersOn of Valley City.
The Leith Index takes a column to
"theirn' but doesn't give the score.
The plant for the third newspaper
at Beach has arrived. The new paper
| will be named the Golden Valley Prog
ress.
George Collins Of the Darlington
independent stole Frank Bryant's
printer, and carried him OF from ma,
tpOleOn.
The people will find some change
in the system OF school elections when
they vote for school board members
this year.
49,
G. l.. Bickford, former state treasur.
er, has been taking treatments at a
Minot hospital TO an ailment that al
fected his hearing.
With three newspapers at Beach,
there will be some interesting read
ing matter from the Golden valley
from now on.
Former Register of Deeds Warrin-
er of Sargent county has been asked
to explain some OF the whereabouts OF
county money.
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People of the state seem more 'anx-
ious each year to come to Bismarck
for state conventions and public
meetings generally.
49,
A campaign for funds has started at
Minot to arrange for the opening OF
the normal school term in the armory
building there this fall.
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The state enilitia is making prepa-
rations for the annual enoampnent.
which will be held this year at the
Preservation at Devils Lake.
The Tioga public school held an e X
hibition of work Of the pupils and
some of the best of it is to be sent
to the county fair at Williston.
49,
Even though Golden Valley county
has been taken off old Billings, the
commissioners at Medora have decid-
ed to remodel the court house there
and keep up a good front, anyhow.
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The citizens in and around Lidger-
wood held an enthusiastic good roads
meeting at that place recently and
were addressed by Assistant State
Engineer Bliss of Bismarck.
The visit the Commercial club Of
Bismarck made to it's local establish
ments of industry was probably the
first idea of its kind ever attempted
lin the state.
While hanging onto a gravel car
that was being shifted in the Hebron
railroad yards, the 11-year-old o of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gallagher slipped
underneath the wheels and lost both
fleet. .
The Bismarck Tribune Overlanders