Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-02
News of the State

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have a farmers elevator.
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The Belfield Masons observed
their annual memorial day, last Sun
day.
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The Minot celebration of Memorial
Day was one of the most elaborate in
the state.
Dickinson is spending $500 on
a new compressor to improve the To-
cal WaterwOrks.
Clover Lodge NO. 3, Is the name of
the Rebekahs organization at Wah-
peton which vas recently instituted.
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Ramona Is the e%uphOniOus name of
the 1ew town in Stutsman county
that is being laid out on the Pingree-
Wilton line.
Enderlin has taken its place on the
baseball map of the state and has a
team in the field for intercounty hon.
Ors.
The game wardens have sent out
warnings to the people of the state
regarding the destruction of birds
nests in low places.
The 500 line engineers are working
on a survey from Minot to Max. The
idea is to find a short and direct line
between Bismarck and Minot.
The Pink Paper at Bathgate states
that the Thief River and St. Hi!aire
Lumber company has ordered their
local managers to reduce the price of
lumber.
The members of the Eastern Star
at Casseltol have added much to the
beauty Of that town by building a
number of flower beds and set out
flowers.
Bismarck Odd Fellows listened to a
memorial sermon. Sunday evening. at
the McCabe Memorial Methodist
church. Rev. II. II. Craig preached
the sermon.
The Yankee Robinson Shows are
again in the state and the famous old
man of the show world is making a
tour of this country for his last time
states one of his bills.
This morning the annual meeting
Of the Odd Fellows will commence in
the Bittma1 building at Cakes.
Some very important matters will
come before the lodge this year.
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Mandan people were entertained by
the Barnes circus Saturday. I'm
mediately after the show was over
the company came to Bismarck
where 1t spent Sunday and showed
Monday.
A bill for the relief Of the settlers
on the Berthold reservation has been
approved by President Wilson. This
bill grants extension Of time in which
the payments for the land may be
made.
The Reeder Choral society held an
other successful concert this year.
The presentation Of the Messiah"
by fifty voices was the biggest must.
cal event in the southwestern part Of
the state.
Mrs. James Stasney Of Custer Flats.
Morton county. was badly i1jured
when a horse she was driving began
running and overturned the buggy.
A deep cash was cut in her forehead
and other injuries were received.
Miss Nelson, superintendent of
schools of Barnes county, is openig a
campaign on lilies throughout the
country districts, and the Times-Re-
cord states that If flies survive this
year, it will be through no fault Of
Miss Nelson.
The three Brugman banks at Ia.
gus. Blaisdell and Epworth, which
were recently closed by the bank ex.
aminer, will open again. JOurgen
Olson and a few associates will get
behind the institutions and put them
Oh their feet again.
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A meeting was held at Williston
May % to effect an organization for a
local creamery. The reports Of the
meeting state that sufficient capital
was subscribed to make the matter
a 60, and the report on the COW cen.
sus was encouraging.
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One Of the cars of the Barnes cir
Gus which will be here Monday, was
burned, and the company sustained a
f~ive.thousand dollar loss. A discharg-
cd employe is ure: CT o. knowing |
s0m":hEIg about t!.a Oripia of the
fire, yet no spe ,itic cbal ge.. will be
laid against him.
The special election for the matter
Of voting bonds to build a filtration
plant at Williston was almost unani-
mousy for the establishment of the
new plant. Thirteen thousand dollars
will be expended for the plant and
eight thousand for additional mains.
standpipes, hydrants, etc.
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Belfield held a meeting a short
time ago for the purpose of making
plans for a celebration Of the Fourth