Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-22
News Of the State

Darlington.
Who said there was no lobby at
Washington?
The teachers institute at Langdan
was a success.
The new anti.snuff law is being
tested In Stark county.
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A new grain elevator is in course
of erection at Nortonville.
The labor unions of Minot have de-
cided to celebrate Labor Day.
Darlington will have an old settl.
ers picnic on Friday, the 25th.
Recent rains have improved tho
crop conditions about Balfour.
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Much road Improvement work is be-
ing done around about Ryder.
s.
A camp of the Sons of Veterans is
to be estaDllshed at Valley City.
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The automobile tourists to Glacier
Park spent a night at Williston.
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The rains about Ryder in Ward
county now assure a good crop.
The site will be soon ready for the
new postofice building at Mandan.
The hay crop in parts Of Morton
county is, reported to be abundant.
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> Some coal was destroyed in a chute
of the Great Northern railroad at Will
l's'oh.JMDn q.
Eleven new members were taken
into the Presbyterian church at Haz.
zleton.
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Crops in the Golden Circle of North
Dakota will average about IS per CEN
normal.
A fine program has been arranged
for the dedication of Fort Rice on
Sunday, July q.
According to The News Paramount
is the only town in the state with
four railroads entering it.
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The annual convention Of the State
Pharmaceutical association will be
held in Minot August 5 80 'an1n7.
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For bootlegging in LaM6ure coun-
ty one defendant was sent to the peni-
Tertiary for six months by Judge Cot
fey.
A garage and repair shop has been
erected at Paramount and the build.
ing will accommodate sixty machines
at n time.
At Gwinner DR.. r. H. Williams has
been called upon to ansWer the charge
alleging the sale of liquor in viola
ton of the law.
Foster county was conducted the
past year IN three-fourths the money
spent the year previous, 9 saving OF
over $4,000.
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Darlington and vicinity had two
and a half inches of rain during the
past week and the crop situation has
been greatly improved.
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A government expert cement silo
man is at work in LaMoure county
and several silos will be constructed
at a cost of about $3.50 each.
The papers in Foster county refer
to the straw being short this year and
as a consequence fewer men will be
required to harvest the crop.
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The Congregational church at Car
rington has called Rev. J. ". Ander-
son of Sidney, Mont., to be its pastor
sa.ppd Il he .Ssa,as ACCEPTED the p~astorate'
The cid settlers of Darlington and
Foster county will hold their annual
picnic Friday, July 25, in a grove own
ed by the president, 3. J. Holcomb.
This years school census at Car.
rington shows one more child of
school age than a veal ago. The total
this year is Ala, PIP boys and 2O2
girls. = z
A young couple in Foster county
found the new marriage law incon'
%venient, the local doctor would not
give the young man a clean bill of
health.
Many towns and incorporated vii.
lagos YER the state are frowning on
auto speeding and violators are learn.
ing of the fact by raids on their peck.
etbooks.
According to the list of marriage II.
censes issued in Ransom county the
young folks there are healthy, as
they passed the provisions of the new
marriage law.
The tobacco trust and the pure
food department Of North Dakota are
setting the stage for a fight, the Ell
forts of the trust to evade the North
Dakota anti.snuff law being respon-
sible.
The junior class of the High school