Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-14
News &c tho Stats
Cramey is to have a ladies' baseball

Cramer is to have a ladies' baseball
team.
A cement block factory is TO be
established at Westby.
.sE 49,
Denbigh township in McHenhy coun
ty voted for consolidation.
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The state fire marshal is investi.
eating the recent fire at Mohall. ;.
The real estate market at BOttineau
seems to be considerably animated.
Farmers in the vicinity of Carson
r interested III a creamery PROPOSE
tiol. 5,
Business men of Crosby are back.
ing a corn contest for growers in that
vicinity.
The waiting room in the 500 Line
station at Westby is used for church
services on Sunday.
DC lcW puSSSlSCl tslu SASAS y
ton for tho 500 Line at Fortuna is
ready for occupancy. "
So
Band boSs at Sentinel Butte are
ildustriously rehcarsiny music for
heir summer engagements.
A. Y. Henderson is the recently ap'
pointed agent OF the Better Farming
association FOR Bcttlneau county.
baseball fans at Westby nave rails
ed a fuld of 81 SEQ AID the town
will have i fast ball team this year.
Authorities say tlat business Is ov-
erdone III several Of the new towns
on the Ambrose branch OF the. 500
Line.
William LANCER Of Mandan wants
to be states attorney OF Morton
county. His opponents are Colonel
Steen and 3. W. Shaw.
s.
The Westby News says that travel
ers are lucky to get seats Oh tie o
Line passenger trains, and additional
cars are to be asked for.
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Ladies of MiIot have promoted a
cleanup campaign, and tae commit
tees of the seyera! wards are headed
By Mrs. +. II. Besavd as president.
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Merchants at e akln
phominent Improvements to their
stores. and some buildings are being
modernized for residence purposes
Bishop T:ler was cordially greeted
BY the Episcopalians at Larimore on
the occasion of his first visit to st.
johns church. He oficiated at two
services.
The First Nati0 sal hAA at Cando
in order to encourage stock raising,
is shipping in ccnsignmelts CT pure
blood cattle, witch are to be sold by
auction.
Severe Ugleyik of Hannaford sue
cumbed to injuries received from lift
Jag 2 hay rack. His spine was in same
n sprained resulting in fatal in
tlammatiol.
The mud is so deep in Hazelton
that the citizens want more side
walks built. They have electric light
and ought to see their way aound
the mud holes.
Carson. Merton county. has an or.
g%anization. The Coyote Patrol of the
Boy Scouts Of America. S. J. Enders
is the scoutmastcr ald David Mott
the scout scribe.
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The stat: veterinarian Is visiting
different celters of the state, where
ne has conferences on plans for a
more systematic and efficient atten'
ton in this linc Of work.
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The Northwestern Educational rs.
ISOLATION, which Includes nine north
western counties, will hold a big meet
ing at the normal school in Minot,
Aprll ~ anu 90. + .a |
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Tie Modern WoOdmen Of America
Of Cavalier county assembled at
Langdon aad cl 2cted August Peterson
of Milton as delegate to the state
%colyenticl ut Bismarck. "
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Schools boys and girls at Darlington
are going to be busy with gardening
enterprises, which are to be eIcour-
aged by the school authorities. The
seeds will be furnished free.
Editor Kcahlnstsdt. of Langdon re-
ceived his commission as postmaster
from President Wilson, I'll the morn
ing Of April i, and he says lie does
not mind being .April fooled i'll that
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Tho Kindergarten association, at
Cando. is to be the recipient of funds
from "a concert t. be given by mem
bsrs Of the faculty Of the musical tie.
partment connected with Wesley col
lege Grand Forks.
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The plaintiff In the breach Of prom
Use case at CandO, sued for $50. 900
damages. After a brief elaboration
the jury returned q verdict for $4,000
II the defendant is denied a lew trial
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