Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-17

fifty casks Of beer July II.
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The management is pleased with
the financial results Of the Barnes
county fair at Valley City.
Odd Fellows are prosperous at rug
by. At a recent meeting a class OF
ten was presented for initiation. r.
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Congressman Norton spent lnde
pendence day with his friends in
| Dunn county. He made the address.
Several ladies' were spilled from
an auto at Willow City and had a
very narrow escape from serious IN
juries. &
Taylor has it's tennis club and when
there is a chance members will chal-
lenge clubs at Fargo and Grand
Forks.
A successful meeting of school Of
fcers OF Dunn couny was held at
Manning. Joseph Peleska was elect
c0 president. $%@- 20
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The contract will be let in August
for the Mountrail court house at Stan
ley, the state to bid for the bonds at
J.. per cent.
Kid Trailor has been captured near
Floyd, Mont, and brought to Fleet
l "1oJ thic cfot0r In uno ,U1 ptn6 IN
a charge Of horse theft.
The Sentinel at Leipzig, Morton
county, has been sold to CORTLAND
Austin, who viii take possession
about the end of the month. - , ?
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/ Streeter nov has a mail route and
the first trip was made July l. The
route ia thirty-fve miles long and
Twin be served every other day.
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IA half section farm near Tagus,
Mountrail county, was bought for
$25 an acre last week and authori-
i ties think the buyer got a bargain.
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The Northern Pacific is making
livery desirable yard improvements at
Sentinel Butte, greatly to the con
vcnience OF receivers and shippers OF
freight. tEatf 4 "
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When the dealers in the part. OF the
Estate west of the Missouri are asked
for cigarettes and papers they reply,
I"Nix komm raus," aud add, we sell
pipes"
The Security Abstract Co. has been
organized to do a general abstract
ing business at stanton, county seat
of Mercer ccrnty. The business will
be under way August !.
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District court is in session at Bow
bells. The calendar cites fourteen
criminal cases and twenty-four civil
eases. A newspaper libel suit will be
one of the features OF the term.
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The promoters OF the Mandan chall-
tauQua are very much gratifed over
the increased interest shown this
year and a much better and more G
elusive program Is promised for next
year.
The rye crop about Wimbledon is
reported to be very encouraging. 1t
Is filling fine and there are few thin
fields. The oat crop promises to be
the best in years and crops Of wheat
and flax are assured.
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J. Il. Sauer, q suave book agent, Is
doing time In the penltentiary and
won't be at liberty until Dec. 10. Then
the sheriffs of seventeen counties
and the city of Fargo wll be await
ing him at the big iron gates to take
a Whack at him.
John Bloodg0od, one Of the very
old.timers at New Salem, has made a
success growing fruit and vegetables.
His apple, plum and cherry trees are
all heavily loaded and he is now
selling his crop Of green peas, GU.
cumbers and beans. ID.
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! Farmers picnics, meetings Of set
tiers associations help to build bet.
ter social and business relations and
they also ctimulate better farming
methods--the farmer who Is not as
well informed as others learns some.
thing at such gatherings.
The state high school board have
ISSUED q ruling that the schools Of
the state will hereafter begin the fall
term two weeks later, bringing the
commencement OF school the middle
lof September, and then hold two
weeks later in the spring, bringing
the close OF the school year about
the middle of June.
Philosophy in The Enderlin hide.
pendent reads like this: Many bad
roads are only good road material
wrongly placed. Under O present
system the big fat dollar that goes
into the collectors Office In the fall
looks like go cetns" when you meet
1t on the road next spring. The tax.
payer Is the goat but he can
change the system whenever he gets
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