Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-15
News oftho State

News Of tho State |
The baseball season has opened at
jamestown.
June - will be annual gopher day
at Brinsmade.
An automobile club will be organic.
ed at Devils Lake.
Names are being rapidly selected
for North Dakota farms.
The wheat acreage is increasing rap
idly in the western part OF the state.
The business men OF CourtenNy
have organized a club with over 60
members.
An effort is being made at Manning
10 arrange 4 Dig Fourth OF July eel
ebralion.
In many towns this spring the peo'
PIE are making a practice OF painting
their buildings.
Nelson county has no Jail and pris'
Oners from that county are confined
at Grand Orks.
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The Towner .,ews-Tr!bune Is an.
other paper that has just installed a
new cylinder press.
The Forum notes that the city com
mission OF cargo has made good in sur.
prisinsly short order.
Edgeley is enjoying a building boom
with two business blocks and a dozen
dwellings under way.
The Glen Jllin News is ursin7 the
boys and girls OF that vicinity TO enter
the corn growing contests.
The weekly newspapers in the nor
thern part o: the state are rapidly dis
carding the read: print pages,
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A chautauQua association has been
formed at Mayville, and the first se>.
| sion will be held July 9 to Is.
The Opt:mist urges the farmers in
the vicinity OF Rugby 10 support the
creamery that has just opened in that
town.
The commercial club at MiDor will
elect a new board OF directors in June
and there are already ten candidates
for the places.
Towns over the state that have been
visited by the two fire marshalls seem
highly pleased with the work they
have under headway.
Falling backwards from the top OF
a traction plow Herman kuehn Of
Goodrich broke one hip and several
ribs and was injured internally.
At Drake the village board asked
the 500 Line to contribute 800 feet OF
hose for the fire department and they
were given 500 feet in short order.
Lii; Belle Shara the daughter Of a
prominent farmer near Sawyer has
| not been heard of for some months
and her parents are unable to trace
her.
In speaking OF Col. Ben Whitehead's
libel case the Devils Lake WOrld vas
| confident the colonel would get into
the limelight in some tanner sooner
or later.
The first issue Of the Reporter, pub
lished at Sutton. Griggs county. is evil
dence of the fact that Editor S. F.
Marrs is a capable editor and an eff
cient printer.
Carl Anderson. the band leader at
Hebron will move to Fallon. Mntana,
where he will engage in the nipple.
mcnt business. He will also direct
the band at his new town.
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The Devils Lake World thinks an
ordinance for the abatement of the
smoke nuisance would be a good thing
for that town as there are several
chimneyS there in bad shape.
Such scurrilOus screeds as the Dev-
lis Lake Journal directs to State Aud
itor J0rgenson will in no way work
any injury to one IF the most compe- |
tent officials the state has ever had.
The Ray Pioneer has been prosper
ing in great shape the past year. Ed
itor knudson installed a LINOTYPE ma.
chine not long ago, and now he has
moved his plant into a fine new home.
BY fall Bowbells will have a local
| mill. T. O.. Str0mset has decided to
put in a small plant here. Kenmare
and Columbus and other towns in the
state have mills that have proven sue
cessful.
The state bounty on wolf scalps has
started a number of citizens on hunts.
Bounties were asked during the past