Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-21
News ofthe State

Bottineau will enforce the curfew
ordinance.
The Wyndmere Pioneer says that
city is booming. ..s.
Minot will install a white way to
follow its paving.
The calamity bowling crop expert
is abroad In the land. -
Edward Weber of Ashley had all
eye shot out accidentally.
H. H. Nelson of Wyndmere, ran a
rusty spike through his foot.
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Thousands enjoyed the big Sons OF
Norway picnic at Hillsboro last Sun
day.
The June meeting of the state nor
NAL school board is being held at
Mayville.
The North Dakota bankers propose
to organize a mutual burglary insur-
ance company.
The rains of the past few days have
done good that cannot be measured in
dollars and cents. y. D."
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A splendid race program has been
secured for the Trail county fair at
Hillsboro June % to %.
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M. l.. Elken of Mayville, had three
ribs broken and was otherwise injur-
ed in a fall from a ladder.
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A canoe race for the Fourth of July
is being strongly urged by a number
of the aquatic enthusiasts at Minot.
There is a campaign on foot to
clear the streets of Minot of loafers.
The Magic City must be a busy place.
A special election was held at Sou
ris to elect an alderman to succeed
NJ. Zimmerman, who recently moved
to Grand Forks. :"
Nine horses we're killed when the
barn on the Madsen far, two miles
east of Hunter, vas struck by light
ming and burned.
Work has been resumed on the new
line of the Great Northern running
north from Niobe to connect with the
Grand Trunk line.
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Thomas Kahellek, a prominent cit
izen of Kenmare, is being tried a sec
ond time on! a charge OF fracturing
the prohibition law.
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Troy will get two banks. The State
bank of Reed and the Security bank
of Expansion are to remoe to thu,
place according to reports.
Mrs. Mary Barril of Tarsus died on
Thursday of last week, aged 63 years.
She had been a resident Of BottineaV
county for thirty years.
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The business men of Grand Forks,
will make a trade excursion tour to
Buxton, Mayville, Hillsboro, Hatton
and Larimore on June "a.
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Rev. C. Garman Johnston, who has
been pastor of the Presbyterian church
at Willow City, has gone to. Angelica,
N. Y, to re-enter the seminary.
Herman. Riemer of Eldorado town
ship, traill county, was informed that
his son Reinhard had been found dead
on his claim near Wautaug, S. D.
Max Sicard of .Whitby, recently
threshed 100 acres of flax which turn
ed out over 1000 bushels in spite of
the fact that it had lain out all winter.
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The Mckenzie County Chronicle
was printed a day ahead this week to
allow Editor J. II. McGarry to join the
festivities Of the press gang at Grand
Forks. .t.".
after seeing baseball a man is bet
ter equipped to do his work and Is
saner in mind and body. Every com
:nunity should have baseball say:
The Maxbass Monitor. ''f
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Earth slides, similar to those in the
Culebra cut on the Panama canal, but
of course on a much smaller scale,
are causing trouble on the Great Nor
thern extension in Mckenzie county
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Programs of the eighth annual con
vention of the Northwestern Baptis'
association are out. The convention
is to be held at BOttineau June "a tt
26.
! Rube Schauer, who pitched as 8
"rube" ball player in North Dakota
last year, and who pitched his frs
professional ball for Superior, Wis.
in the Northern League this year, hal
been sold to the New York Americans
for $4,000.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Farmers Mutual FIR
& Lightning Insurance Co. of Sargen
and Ransom counties will be held o.
Friday, June q. at the Gwinner hall
! This company is n OF the reliaol
institutions Of the state.
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A deal OF considerable magnitude
was closed Monday of last week whel
S. G. Hodgson of Stirum traded o.
l his homa farm lncafed a mile and