Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-13
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A Minot street has became mired
In the mud for several hours.

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in the mud for several hours.
A rest room for visiting shoppers
has been established at Plaza.
Capitalists at Wahpeton are being
urged to build more residences TOT
~planting OF native grown seeds.
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Parking improvements are under
way at Cassclton in the vicinity OF
the Great Northern station property.
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Mis- Bond, a CasseIton girl, won q
silver medal In the high school ~
Reading. Mass, for literary excel
lence."
In the death OF Mrs. NJ. N. Norris
ut Warwick. that village loses a sep
tuagenarian. She was born In Ire
land In 1857.
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The North Dakota Enforcement
league Is strictly enforcing the law.
So far one man has been given slx
months for b%ootlegging.
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Baruum & Bailey will entertain the
people Of walsh county at Grafton,
July IS, the day before the big shows
appearance ut Fargo.
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Hankinson is Represented by two
delegates ut the international on
ventiou Of Christian Endeavor now IN
session at Los Angeles.
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The Plaza Pioneer says there Is go
ing to be a scarcity of horses and
binders on and about the reservation
when harvest time comes. asts
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The treasurer Of Wells county paid
out S3o,OS0 for gophers during May
and expects that the total expense
this year will reach $4,000.
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The Presbyterian church at Euf1alo
has been greatly improved BY paint
ing outside and redocorating the In.
terror of the sacred edifice.
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According to the Buffalo paper, the
people are complaining about the
shameful condition" Of the country
| roads in the vicinity Of that town.
The papers at Cakes appear TO be
very chesty over the splendid crop
prospects. The recent rains came
in the nick of time and were very
| beneficial.
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1t is to be hoped that T ehRegis.
ter at Scranton in Bowman county
will have to revise its crop report,
| conditions are not as BAD as he has
been told. ~
If the new gambling law is not en-
forced it will not be for the lack Of
| advertising, as Z paper cannot De
picked up that does o give it a
boost.
So far the maximum temperature
| at Ma:ville was 81 degrees and that
has only been exceeded once in two
years when one day the reading was
IS degrees.
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The states ~attdrneY OF Walsh coun-
ty is doing his own boosting of the
new law against gambling which he
says viii be strictly enforced in COM
mon with other laws.
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The Steele County Farmers CLUB
srrangas interesting and delightful
varied programmes Cor its regular
meetings in which wives AMI daugh.
tiers participate.
Judge Pollock of Fargo delive7e I'd
the Grafton on the Fourth at a picnic
s1ven by the Seas OF Norway al
Portland. Two choral societies sup.
Piled the patriotic music.
Blind7iggers at Rolla did not get
any smiles from Judge Butte who
styled the cases he had heard as the
most fragrant violations that he had
ever before experienced.
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The ladies of the Norwegian Lu,h-
ersn church at Columbus for their
social made the ice cream With cream
IRON q pure bleod jersey AMI thes
acted 81 in two hours
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There viii be 1 rev ahSnmelt OF
teachers ior the public schools al Ec-
mend for tic Gext school year. Two
OF las, years teacaers viii be on the
faculty OF the schools al Neville.
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The county commissioners appro-
a1Eated Saas out OF the automobile
fund 10 the Hankilsc1 Good Roads as
Isolation The money Is TO be eS-
pended only in townships that bare
tltrsed at least SIX miles For road Pur-
rs
1t Is alleged at neinas-e thar PEI
sons Nho advanced money. early in
the sgziaS- for Teachers EncysioPe-
dss and Rsferelce Library have not
-ecsived their aooxs and school df
rectors and teachers 10 tKo districts
have aisd ~conpsainfs
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Joha indssa2rd- north cf Caring
ton, has com higher than knee high
the standard height b eastern coEn
crsnsrsS at July 1 The sfznd is
soos. colcr sac and ccfn mEa state
that tie ted looks better than the
average corn crop h the old corn