Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-09

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Two girls, onc boy and twins, a
boy and a girl, were born In Eottineau
last week. ls&,isr
New sidewalks will be a feature Of
civic improvements at Wahpeton this
year. Ill @ O. :
Minot, democrats are meeting In
that city to discuss federal patron
age. "
Frank Rodgers has been arrested
at BerthOld. charged with bootleg
ging.
Hugh Van Pelt, an Iowa expert. Will
judge the stock exhibits at the Barnes
county fair. ~
Several circus men are in jail at
DowdOn, as a result OF a row between
themselves. ... ..5,
Building new bridges and repairing
others In ono of the activities In
Burke county.
The Equity Elevator Co. at Shell.
don. has purchased the Monarch ele.
vator at that point,
ID .s.
Mrs. Ingabold LaFare of Fargo died
from burns received in an explosion
Of an alcohol stove.
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e. Boyd Nero Of The Courant at
Rottineau has taken charge OF The
Herald at Omemee. 81 >.
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The. commercial club at Casselton
has made a move to have the city
band r~eorganized.
Valley City dentists have agreed to
close their rooms daily at ; p. m.
the c%hautauQua.
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Crop estimates for Burke county
say twenty-five to thirty bushels OF
wheat to the acre.
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Nineteen births and eight deaths
was the record Of Cavalier county for
the month of May.
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q. A party of seven North Dakota ele.
vator men are investigating the hand.
ling Of grain at lake ports.
The citizens of TiogaF appreciate
crossing improvements made by the
G-eat Northern Railway, Co. 81
The ladies9of 9the Episcopal church
ut York have undertaken to supply the
funds to repair the building.
Another train has been added to
the freight service on the Southwest
ern branch. ut, runs every other day.
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J. r. Newton, a prominent farmer
near Sheldon, has added more pure
blcoded stock to his herds OF cattle
and swine. .
Editor Varty Of The Bantry Advo.
cate, is concerned over the hard time
is to encounter, under the new
law. 80 ) 49,.
Mandan ladies' promoted a tag
proposition for the city's public
library and netted 3124.66, making the
Balance in the treasury s199.1O. ~
, Harry Kelly, captain and shortstop
Of the Bottineau baseball team. had
his. left leg broken Just above the
ankle in a game at. Deloraine Tuesday. |
The Great Northern train service is
not pleasing the people of L%angdon-l
The Cavalier County Republican tells
the company so in plain terms.
Oliver county officials are in trou |
bic over alleged illegal! seizure Of beer
said to have been ordered by private |
for Fourth of, July festivities.
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: Several hundred thousand brook
,rout fry are to be planted in Sweet
Briar creek. Morton county, ii con-.
sidered feasible by the state fish ex.
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The Mandan chautauqua opened
mis- years season on Sunday with fit. |
camps, averaging four per.
sons to the camp. The tents are reg-t
llarly arranged in streets. ,r |
Adolph Laiske, charged with bur.
at Mohall, successful contend
I'd in the district court that an al.
eyed confession to which his name
vas signed, was untrue.
The summer scheOlAof the Valley
City normal school opened last week
With an enrolment of over 500 stu.
many of Thorn teachers special
zing in different subjects: ss.
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Mrs.4Owen c.. Thomas of Westhope |
vas killed in an automobile accident
few miles out Of Bottineau last
afternoon. Other occupants |
# the car narrowly escaped serious in.
urieS.
The Fourth of July celebration at
iilby was well attended. The fea-
ure of the day was the warmly con-
ested game between Emerald and
the latter being the winner.
The programme Of speeches and de-
was very good.