Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-24
News Of tho State

age THIS year.
Ashley is planning a Fourth Of July
celebration.
Deer Lake postoffice will be discon-
tinued May 81.
The Stanton Republican says seed
corn Is getting scarce.
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The Grano schools closed Tuesday,
| May Is, for the summer.
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l. Lisbon had a cleanup day success.
fully managed by the wonen .
Some people with very little sense
break into print occasionally.
The new Catholic church of Regent
is now practically completed.
Dawson calls itself the butter city,
which is a name to be proud OF.
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Cottonwood Lake is planning Oh q
big Fourth of July celebration. r.
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An adjourned term of the district
court convened at Ashley May 20.
The old settlers Of Hettinser u
ty will hold their annual meeting at
Mott June Is.
Jas. McGrath was bound over to tip
district court at Manning on a charge
Of arson.
Bismarck has reason to feel proud
of the royal manner in which it re-
ceives its visitors.
The Souris Messenger thinks Max.
bass is alive, y that town had two
dog fights there in n afternoon. :
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The Old Settlers picnic of McHenry
county will be held near the old Vii
lard postotnce June 10, 20 and 81.
The axle of Jacob R~eichenberg's
auto broke near Stanton and his lit411
boy had his arm dislocated at the
elbow.
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North Dakota railroads are all re.
placing their old wooden culverts with
concrete or galvanized iron culverts.
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A. G. Crane, president of the new
Minot Normal, Is in the east on an ex.
tensive trip, selecting the faculty for
the new school.
Thomas Cooper paid a lengthy visit
to the southwestern corner of the
state last week and found everything
in splendid condition. =.
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Former Editor Eldridge of the Min.
newaukan Siftings is now located at
Manchester, O.. where he has pur-
chased The Star-Republican.
The barn on the Rappley farm nea
Bailey p%ostoflce was burned, six
horses, six cows and a lot of other
property being destroyed.
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Spring blowing Is 10Y practically
completed in many localities of North
Dakota. There was a vast amount Of
blowing done this spring.
So
DR.. E;oardwell of Marmarth, while
out with some friends n his auto,
struck a match underneath the ma
chine and now he has no auto.
Bert Klokstadt, a farmer living near
Landa. had a narrow escape with his
life when his four horse team, attach
ed to a drill, became frightened at an
auto, ran away and wrecked the drill.
The German American wants it dis.
tinctly understood that Golden Valley
is Golden Valley and expects to re-
main Golden Valley and that any ri.
mors of a change in name are not to
be credited.
The Taylor schools will have a big
entertainment in the auditorium of
that town on May "a, and will feature
an exhibition showing the Industrial
and other work done in the school
this year.
1t is said that the deer are leaving
the river bottoms and are appearing
on the prairies in the western part of
the tate. Governor Hanna has mott
fed the game wardens and they are
beng driven back.
A fine violin, supposed to be a real
TIL. Balestriori, Cremona, has been
imported from Berlin, Germany, by z.
O. Bugge of Perth, N. D., through Mr..
Rummelh0ff, the violin agent. The
instrument possesses a tone of won
derful sweetness and color. ;
Bores Dobweney vas so seriously
injured in a fight with Nick Krivinsky,
both of Raleigh, that he may die. Tt&
men fought with a rock, Krivinsky be.
ing charged with using such weapon
in beating Dobweney. The victim
has his chest bone broken and was in
ternally injured. !
A committee, consisting of Nehemi-
ah Davis, president OF the Minot COM
mission, Commissioner Dewey Dor.
nan and E. J. Thomas, city engineer,
will visit Regina, Moose Jaw, Duluth,
Superior, Minneapolis, st. Paul, Far.
60 and Grand Forks, to inspect the
paving in these cities.
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