Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-07
News Of the State

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The press boys OF Nelson county
! assembled at L.akota last Saturday.
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Generous sidewalk improvements
have been made at Darcy this seasOn
Cando has made arrangements to
be- on the chautauqua circuit next
year. "..
The farmers four miles northeast
OF VOltaire announce a township fair
to be held August Z.
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New potatoes from gar lens planted
May % are being marketed at Charl-
son in Mcenzie county.
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A new general store is to be estab-
lished at Fryburg by Earl Cummings
and O. Dickinson business man.
The editor OF the Stanley Sun in.
sists that "bossie" is the n animal
that will pay off the mortgage on
time.
One or two clergymen of the state
are spending vacation time in re-
search work in the state library at
Bismarck.
At least eight. "isitors from differ
ent state towns to the circus at Fargo
last week made purchases Of new
automobiles. .
School inspectors seem to be get
ting after building contractors win
a sharp prod in the condemnation of
faulty work.
"We need more trees" is the slo-
gan of the editors in many OF the
growing communities in the ne"
counties Of the state. .
At Tappen the business men were
a. unit for the success OF their mar
xet day and prizes were offered FOR
different displays.
The Mclean County independent
boasts that there has never been a
business failure at Garrison, which is
more than a decade old.
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]. H. McRoberts of futile, kldder
County, reports that his COWS brought
him $117.15 worth Of cream during
he month of June, thirty days.
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The Golden Valley club has been
organized at Beach. Its purposes are,
social, civic and industrial improve
:nent of the Golden Valley.
Editor Maltby of Forman has al
ready sold to n OF his local mer'
chants a sackful of Early Ohio pota-
.oes at the market price for new
spuds
The destructive fire at Almont, a
few days ago, has created an agita-
ton for the organization of a fire de-
palrtment or some system of fire pro-
lection.
Do the readers of the Cogswell En-.
terprise of the Forman independents
News care a, rap whether Fyles of
The Minor news was "froze' out or
frozen OUT? S." n
A social dancing club has been or.
ganized at Beach under the name OF
Euterpeans. Only invitation dances
will be given during the fall and win
ter season.
The Norwegian Lutheran church at
Cogswell has been recently dedicated
With impressive services. The choir
lently assisted in the musical part OF
he two services.
Glacier park tourists are plentiful.
Many are going, or have, gone from
Williston and vicinity, while every
rain going through carries its quota
II travellers bound for the park.
The Beach and Dickinson gun clubs
contested for hOnors at Dickinson a
:ew days ago., shooting blue rocks.
The Beach team lost by six birds,
making a score of 20S against Dickin,s
sons 214.
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A delegation Of Knights Of Pythias
from Cakes visited Lisbon lodge last
week and witnessed the comforting OF
The rank of knight in the ampliied
,,orm, i'm which the Lisbonites are so
expert l'r.
Strawberry lake is to be the scene
Of a county chautauqua which has
been organized by enterprising peo-
pie at Garrison, Mclean county. The
lake will afford splendid boating,
bathing and fishing.
According to The Homestead at
Napoleon, licenses for elevators are
being filed in tie Office of the rail-
road commissioners at the rate of 2O0
q day. Under the new law all eleyat-
ors in the state must be licensed.
A new sewer system is being in
stalled at New Rockford at a cost OF
$79,421, two main trunk sewers n
all laterals. The contract was award
ed to James Kennedy of Fargo. A
corporation has been granted permits
sion to install a waterworks system.
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A jury at Minot brought in a YER
dict of not guilty in the case of the
state against Albert Gardner. the
Kenmare farmer accused OF stealing
q shack valued at $3.50 from p. Il.