Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-11

Ine MdSOnS at flaSucT VIII lOTIH u
local lodge.
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The Mandan gun club is preparing
for an active season.
LaMoure county has deciEcd to join
the better farming association.
The civic league had an interesting
at Lisbon and preparations were made
for a general cleanup day.
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The people at Mandan are pleased
with the appointment of Eric Thor.
berg as deputy bank examiner.
The voting contest Of the Mandan
Pioneer has ended and the winners
have been awarded their prizes.
The Great Northern will give the
men in its shops at Devils Lake Sat
urday half holidays during the sum
lner.
Railroad laborers on the Midland
found some rabbits marooned by high
water and laid planks so they might
escape.
The b. w. Fuller estate paid a pro.
bate fec of $G7J to Stutsman county,
the largest fee in the history Of that
county.
A Dickcy boy rang the fire bell
without reason and got the citizens
all "hct up" The kid was arrested
and fined.
A section hand at Galchutt, Rich
land county, went insane, armed him.
self with a gun and a knife and shot
up the town. ',..t =,
s.
Dancing parties arc called Off at
the Sheldon opera house because the
manager will not allow the stage to
be moved back.
The Minot Quito publishes Il cut OF
Taylor Thompson, city editor Of the
Reporter, who has just been appoint.
cd state printer.
The school board at Hillsboro has
adopted resolutions providing that the
Norwegian language be taught in the
public schools there.
The business men Of Regain a new
Burleigh county town held a meeting
the other night and raised $l,125 to-
wards erecting a town hall.
The many friends OF Billy Furness,
In both Bismarck and Mandan,f will
be pleased with his appointment as
deputy county treasurer for Morton
county. tga .., tyt
Mrs. ,badlong, secretary Of the Ii.
.brary commission, addressed tho peo.
pie at Sykeston and explained to them
how library association could be
formed.
The Mandan Pioneer says that two
Mandan printers were candidates for
the job Of state printer, but that Meth.
err of them were connected with the
Pioneer.
President Nehemiah Davis Of the
city commission at Minot has refused
to grant licenses to some Of the pool
halls there and those refused will
have to close up.
The city commission at Fargo &C
cepted the resignation of Health OF.
ficer Olson, who is planning an ex-
tended absence, and named DIR. VIM. !
Scanlon to that position.
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The people at futile, a new town
on the Pingree-Wilton line, have rea-
son to feel proud OF their newspaper.
While it is but three weeks old it
has the prosperous appearance Of a
pioneer medium.
A new brick business block. two
stories with basement, is to be erect. J
cd By VIM. f., A. copeland, a local
grocer ut Cakes on lots recently pur. /
chased opposite the city hall. 1t will |
be pressed brick front and sides.
Civil Engineer Sam Crabbe of Fargo |
has been engaged to prepare plans
for a sewer system at New Rockford. !
Is prospects Of a drug store 10.
eating at pickey and the Reporter
it is a business venture that is
very much needed by that town.
Medina, Stutsman county, was SCI
lccted by the Congregational minister
association OF the jamestown dis.
trict as the place for the 1914 meet
Ing. DR.. c. e. Creegan and DR.. Z. ILL.,
Stickney were the principal speakers
at the meeting held at Courtenay.
Through freight service from Grand
orks to points on the 500 line be.
tween Forest River and Kenmare will
be afforded under an arrangement
being worked out here. 1t is believed
that local shipments to that line will
increase about 100 per cent as a re-.
suit. !
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