Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-10
News ofthe State
Thieves are infesting Mandan.

phone lines at Knox.
The n. p. railroad is putting a new
roof on It's depot at Belfield.
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Ambrose business men are to open
u branch bank at Havre, Mont.
The Shriners certainly let Fargo
know that they are q live bunch. ...
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ga Thompson has sold his pool
room at Adams and Is going to Mon.
tana.
The New Rockford college has
closed Il year of creditable work to
all concerned.
A funnel-shaped cloud created a lot
of excitement e a Esmond last week
but did no damage.
Leeds and Minnewaukan in Benson
county are both planning big Fourth
of July celebratios.
| . "uIluuu pCoIlC are CSNCu III tAc
extension of the railroad up Knife
fIiver as far as ManniE>,.
Chief of Police Smith of Minot was
exonerated from the charge Of con.
duct unbecoming an officer.
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Their was a gasoline shortage at
EsnOnd, caused by the many big gas
tractors working near there.
Fifteen hundred dollars will be
spent by Eddy county on the road
from New Rockford to Barlow.
The Interstate fair will be held
at Fargo July 1894, and will be one
of the big events of the season.
The eighth grade graduates al Mad
dock were presented with diplomas
without any oratorical fireworks.
Some of the North Dakota towns
are getting so enthused they are fair
ly eating baseball for their meals.
The division fight between Billings
and Golden Valley counties will be
taken to the courts for settlement.
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Homestead people are pleased over
the prospects for a depot and an
agent. The Broadaxe says the need
both.
Brinsmade will have & gopher day,
June q. An elaborate program is be.
ing prepared and a big day is antici-
pated.
A separator man near Maddox was
in some way run over and his legs
badly lacerated, though no bones
were broken. IN
The Norwegians of New England are
TO give a two months school, in which
to teach the young people the Nor.
wegian language.
Lightning struck the school house
near Pleasant Lake, breaking eight or
ten windows, and burned off the win
dow curtain and the sash.
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The .,apoleon Homestead wants to
know what Col. Roosevelt will do
with all that money lie collected at
Marquette in his damage suit.
Farmers are talking of cooperation
lin marketing their eggs. Good idea.
Farmers would get more ana con.
sumers would have to pay less.
Steve Birch 4 Sons were awarded
the contract for paving a number OF
MinOt streets, the contract price be-
ing 40,135.4 40, with creosoted blocks.
Four Of the Staff children, whose
father murdered their mother at Mi.
not, have been placed in good homes
to await the decision of the courts.
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The Cakes Journal has been sold
by J. NJ. Kellogg to Frank Jarvis,
superintendent of schools at Cogswell
and formerly superintendent at Cakes.
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Over $4,000 gopher tails were
brought in for bounty at Harvey's an.
nual Gopher Day held there last Tues.
day. The winning boy had LILO Of
them. a. 81
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John eraser of Valley City took in
the scalps Of five wolves to the county
auditor ana received a warrant for
5000 as bounty. From the state he
will get $3.50, a total of $157.70 as
a days work. .".,.,.... .s.
At the state meeting of the Knights
of Columbus held in Fargo that or.
g~anizatiOn donated $500, the largest
single donation, TO held pay the de-
| felt in the North Dakota zattleship
silver service fund.
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A automobile "chuffered' by Miss
Mary Deplazes ran away with that
young lady at Wolford and kept the
cats, dogs. chickens and children
lodging for a time-finally hitting a
granary and coming to a stop.
Considerable work is being done on
the Stanton extension of the road, as
high water this spring damaged the
roadbed considerably. AT one point
a bridge was washed out, and 1t has
been replaced with q. heavier struc.