Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-08
News oftho State
has a park commission.

at I.'lgerwood.
Sanborn has organized a bah team and
officers have been elected.
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The new bank at Sanborn viii be open
for business about May -.
Ncw Rockford is to nave Il fine park,
the gift Of Hugh Peoples.
Some McIi"nry county residents ar"
said to be talking county division.
s.
st. Thomas viii have a new electric
light plant in the very near future.
The big annual meeting Of the Mandhn
commercial club will be held May II.
McDon"ugh Of the Tribune, claims
there is no limit t" tn" possibilities OF
GranO.
Bids arc being called for for the cree
ton Of Il six room school building ut
I:uwdrn.
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The Federation OF WOmcn'S Clubs Tor
that district will meet at st. Thomas
this week.
=. DiCkcy boy was arrested ana lined
for ringing the fire bell without reason
or authority.
INC slogan Swat the fly" has been
abandoned and now we are supposed to
starvc the Sunoiagun.
The Transcript claims New Rockford
has II "bncon bringing" ball team lined
up for the coming season.
The business house at Stanley will
close at seycn O'CLOCK in the evening dur
ing the SUMMER months.
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The physicians of the state were given
Il royal reception on the occasion of their
annua convention at Minot.
Gradually tho big farms are passing.
the last one to be divide being the
ADAMS farm in Il. >hlund county.
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The Carson Press truthfully remarks
that the editor of a local paper is often
u%niustly censored for his mistakes.
II. S. Wood continues to write inter-
csting letters to his paper at Steele, dcs-
crihing his trip through the South.
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Deputy game wardenS are enforcing
the fishing law near Cakes. One man
has already ben arrested and fined.
So
J. drunken hobo narrowly escaped
death when he attempted to board no.
2 at jamestown the other evening.
The largest probate fee ever paid in
Stutsman county came in recently when
the T.. W. Fuller estate paid $675.
POstmasterS of the state will get Il
five days vacation to enable them to
Railroad laborcrs on the Midland found
some rabbits marooned by high water
and laid planks so they might escape.
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Dancing parties are called off a! the
Sl'eldOn opera house because the MANN
ger will not allow the stage to be moved
uck.
Miss Lulu Satterlund, manager of the
WaShburn Leader. who is in California,
writes that she is having a delightfU:
vacation.
The Medora Herald comes to the front
with the prediction that the Socialists at
Beach are either going to have Il news
paper or apoplexy.
The Times complains because tic
authorities at Hastings do not remove
bodies of dead animals from within the
limits of the village.
The Medina creamery during April
paid out to patrons $3,131.77. which is
about twice the amount paid for the
same month, last year.
North Dakota ranks twelfth among
states of the Union as relating to per
cent'tof children of school age enrolled
in the public schools.
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Managers of the creamery at Shcy-
cnne' are behind ain effort to have Il num-
Der of high grade cows imported into
that part of the county.
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There are seventy good members of
the civic league in Lisbon, and that is
one reason the city has a reputation for
cleanliness and beauty.
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The Mandan ~Chautau1ua, which will
hold its second annual meeting this sum-
mer is getting some good press notices
from papers on the Slope.
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Flax that has been threshed this spring
is of a much better quality than had
been expected. much of it is going as
high as ten bushels per acre.
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The Lansford Journal is squared away
now with a new press and some new
material and will not be forced to apol-
igize to it's readers any more.
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Forty people will take pat in the
theatrical production to be put
on by the members of the Darlington
Congregational church Thursday event
ing.
Jurors are now summoned by registered