Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-20


Lieutenant Purdon, a Wahpeton boy
will be one of the instructors at Wes'
Point next year 9
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The owners of the brick and tile
works at Valley City promise to have
them in operation BY fall.
LaMoure is to have a pre-harves'
festival and it is to &be under the
auspices Of the city band.
A district meeting of the Lutheran
Free church held a three days SEES
| sion at Cottonwood lake this week.
The Wahpeton Times printed a
story on the origin of the fertility OF
the soils in the Red river valley
The Dickey County Leader demon
~strates that diversified farming pays
in that county and cites instances.
lHE 'i ~ II - bt. Dr.
During29th sumne the meat
| markets at Lidgerwood ire opened
| for an hour or two on Sunday morn
ing. r
Nearly 10000 pieces Of mail were
delivered by the four rural carriers
out OF Litchville during the month OF
June. .
The Coopcstown Gun club installed
their new Magua trap last week III
J. L. %Johnson's pasture outside the
city limits south Of town.
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The ladies of st. Henry's church a.
Alice did exceedingly well at an enter
tamment they gave for the benefit OF
the church and cleared over $85.
s.
According to The Express the grain
crops and potatoes about Buffalo are
looking exceedingly good-there was
a fine rain shower a few days ago.
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A we'll equipped machine shop is
one Of the live industries at Hebron.
Work is done for farmers and others
over a wide territory tributary to the
town. = To : a
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The BARRIERS u at sWahpeton have
raised the price of haircuts from rs
lcents to IS cents-nothing is said
about the operation at the back of the
Ineck. :, - ,.-s..
The Leader wants to see Glendale
illuminated with electric lights but
lprefers that the service. be supplied by
ia private enterprise rather than by
the municipality. D..
The Williams County Mixer ran a
blackfaced line across the front page
lof it's last issue reading as follows:
! The crops are very gcod-already
starting. to head out.
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The Northwestern summer school
| opened at Velva Monday with an en-.
rollment of over 200 teachers. Pre-
silent Crane, Of the Minot normal has
charge Of the school.
The plans for the school in connec.
ton with the church Of st. B%oniface
at L~idergwood have got to be modified
to bring the cost OF the building with
in the funds available.
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The Farmers Elevator Co. at
Barney has declared a dividend of 10
per cent to the stockholders on stock
and 3 cents a bushel OF grain deliv.
ereG by the stockholders.
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The%Times at Wahpeton says the
crop condition in Richland county
are all %right-none better in the state
ana they have already stimulated
activity among land buyers.
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For the guidance of drivers, autos
or horses the chief of police at Graf.
ton has published a code of rules of
the road. In the city the speed must
not exceed eight miles an hour.
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Farmers in the vicinity Of Hettinger
are wearing smiles because OF the
good stands Of winter rye they have in
their fields. The hay crop, too prom
ises to meet all demands in Adams
county. w..
The Mott Spotlight says the people
OF Hettinger county appear to be sat,
listed with the assessment made by
the local assessors and for that rea.
son there was very little grief for the
county board Of equalization.
The Dickinson Press is conspicuous
ly sarcastic towards The Spring, Val.
ley Times at Dunn Center about rail.
road building out north-an editor
should not be whacked because he
takes every opportunity to boost for
his community.
Civic improvements are being urged
at Ellendale and one correspondent
suggests that the local civic league be
assisted by work in the public schools
and refers to towns ami cities where
such cooperation has been very sue.
cessful.
The western Grain Co. has lumber
on the grounds and will commence op.
erations at once on the new elevator
which will be built at Havelock. The
grain house will have a capacity of
10000 bushels and will be ready for
business this fall.