Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-24
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The campaign for settlers for North
Dakota iss on In earnest.
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Plaza receives a visit from the fire
iiend to the extent Of, 100000.
The Recorder-Poust of Dickinson is
long on lesals{F and news,
The Courant ask: rs Bottineau go.
Ing to havesa hall team this year,"
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Il Interest In debating and oratory Is
growing 1i n II, Park River high
school. ssF a.
May day has been designated by
Governor Hanna as Arbor and Bird
day.
Adams county boosters at Hettin.
ger are busy on the famous yellow
stone Trail"
Five hundred farmers invade Elgin
to attend the Elgin Improvement AS.
sociati0n meeting.
The manufacturer Of monuments
and tOmbst0nes at Grafton is doing
q brick business.
!, The people OF Wimbledon are well
coined to church through the col col
umns Of the local newspaper.
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The deposits subject to check of
the two banks at Wilton arc running
afneck and neck race.
! Park River lis in the stlroes of a city
|. election and there are candidates ga.
lore for the mayoralty,
h At a recent auction sale, In Towner
county, sound and well-bred teams of
horses, sold for $40 cash. Il,
Eilo statesmen have been laying the
foundation for good business among
the farmers tributary to Cando.
The kind Of typewriters used by
many of the press boys in this state
~ known by their advertising col
.uMns.
..sTank statements hithelr and thither
over. the state helped fill the columns
5 Of the many state wceklies last
week.
The Hatt0n Press announces that
], reforms like charity should begin at
home. Yep. Provided the right kind
begins. - z&
The Civic league Of Edinburg has
planned some practical and ornament.
al work for the benefit of the town
this year.
s y The press boys of the slope country
extend q hearty welcoming to Frank
Ellickson, the. new publisher of the
Regent Times. hi ss3#
People instnesyicinity of Charlson,
Mckenzie county, ara respecting the
"Old Muddy to break his icy letters
almost any day; \ 81
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/: kNettie Hargrave fractured the pro.
hibition law 1T Goodrich and will
have to stand trial before the dis
trict court n !. the II fan,
IA commercial club at Egeland has
been organized win N. G.. Long as
president. Farmers in the vicinity are
eligible for membership.
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; The Farmers Grain. 20. Of Dickin-
son was organized five years ago and
this year declared 100, per cent divi-
dends to tho stockholders.
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There is some talk, mostly talk, of
another newspaper. for Hettinger
county, which may appear at either
Hayelock or New England.
| \ The demand for seed corn in some
parts Of Foster. county has been great
/ er than expected, and dealers have
had to place second orders.
Farmers at Keene and vicinity have
/ had a meeting looking towards the
establishment Of 4 creamery, also the
organization of q Farmers club.
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The N~orwegians at Sharon are sub
scribing literally to- a "mindegaven"
fund, which will be sent to Norway
this year, as a present to>the govern
ment. F
Enterprising citizens of Forman
have i%naugurated a move to secure
the removal Of the passenger station
toaa more convenient site than it now
occupies.
Several churches at tY~ottineau have
arranged for an annual Biblical medal
contest to .pyemQte more studying of
/ the Bible, by 6oysand girls 10 to IA
| years Of age.
s.1idgerwood contributed nine candi.
/ dates, to the ceremonial session and
class which was presented at q meet
Y ing Of the Elks ledge recently at
Fergus Falls. .ai
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y The Edgeland Enterprise: Frank
!, Morgan received from his flock of
Rhode Island Red hens last week All
egg measuring 8 inches around and
seven and one.half inches long,
There is to be an Interesting tussle.
In Mclean comfy. far comfy SNnerin.