Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-29
News of the State
Cleveland women recently met and
organized a local union of the w. c..

A Peace League vas recently or.
ganized at the Normal Industrial
school at Glendale.
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Grand Forks is entertaining the
historians of the Mississippi valley
in their seventh annual meet.
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the students at the law school at
Grand Forks, Tuesday afternoon. /,
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The MI at Ellendale may OOn have
a regular army officer detailed to that
school to give military instruction.
The Beach fire department has
closed another year and reports a
very good showing for the past twelve
months. /!
Valley City is to be surrounded BY
midget -four and feed mills, if tho
reports emanating from that place
areto be credited. +
jamestown is preparing entertain
menI for the several hundred dele
gates to the State Sunday school con1
vention to be held there next week.
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Commencement exercises are the
leading features of a great many OF
state papers. In. some papers the pic
lures of the graduates have appear
ed. q,
The NOrsk n%ationalities claim IFS
per cent Of the population of North
Dakota is either Norwegian, Swedish
or descendants of these two hardy
nations. 3.
Ed Wuerst, the popular show,ran of
Mandan, has foresworn politics and
has withdrawn his name from The list
of candidates for county auditor of
Morton county.
Kenmare rejoices over the fact that
the Ambrose train would again reach
the %gooseneck city. 500 officials have
announced that the service would
commence about the first of June. /
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Walter Enochson of Kenmare, who
was hit in the eye by a pitched ball,
will not lose the sight as at first re-
ported. The sight will be saved and
he will soon resume his business. Il
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The Kenmare Minstrels put on the
baseball association was a L. success
and the money raised in this way will
go a long distance in equipping the
local players for the summers con-
tests.
Attorney George H. Purchase, for
merly a Bismarck citizen, has been
induced to become a candidate in
Dunn county for states attorney. Two
others oppose him, Attorneys earns
and Johnson. !
Kenmare is to have a beginners
band and the first meeting has been
held to practice. A large number of
musicians have been secured and the
prospect is good for a live local must.
cal organization.
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With two trade booster expedi-
tons coming, the Minneapolis Sym
phony orchestra, AL. G. Barnes show.
to Sunday here and the opening Of
the Country club, the next few days
will be live ones for this town.
The management of the Diamond G,
ranch near Sentinel Butte, reports
that the silo used on that farm has
been a success and that the 22O head
of cattle fed from it came through
the winter in excellent condition.
Bowman and Hettinger counties
have been hosts to Hon. Usher l..
Burdick during the past few days.
'Mr. Burdick has been on a hunt for
votes to help nominate him for the
republican candidate for governor.
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The iEllendale Civic League pur.
chased three kinds of flower seeds
for every family in town and dis.
tributed the same to the people with
the wish that each one would give a
little time to the cultivation of a little,
flower garden or flower bed. 1,
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Preparations are under way in
many towns in the state to appro-
priately observe the 18th anniversary
OF the adoption Of the United States
flag. Flag Day, June IA, has been
selected for the time to celebrate the
birth of the Stars and Stripes, :.
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Trees In all parts of the state have
been badly damaged this year by the
sleet storms which broke the
branches down and in many places
destroyed beautiful groves. In some
places years will elapse before the
beauty of the trees will be near what
1t has been in the past. !
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Work on the new station at Va1,ov
Guy has progressed nicely and the
business of the Northern Pacific has
not in the least been disturbed BY
the transition and making an old
place new. The officers of the new
station are commodious and the ex.
press and freight rooms are a wei.
come addition.
Ihe extension division of the Agri.
cultural college is sending out press
notices calling attention to the fact
that the better farming county repre-.
senatives are no county advisers. lie
acts more in the CAPACITY of an apri-