Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-28
News 81 tho State

promoted a market day which will he
held March %. "a. $3.50 t5 .8>A
Several contracts for new buildings
have been awarded to Contractor Ha'
ley at Stanley.
Many spring millinery openings for
this week and next are announced IN
the state papers. ''@ & 81
There will be'a leasing of state and
school lands Of, Cavalier county at
Langdon, Saturday, April II.
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The commercial club at Aneta will
undertake the promotion Of another
farmers institute next year 5
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The girls Of the domestic science
class in the high school at Lankin are
expert In the making of cookies y
The Normalonians of the state nor
NAL school at Valley City are arrang.
ing a series of concerts at points
west on the 500 line: .y.a
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Editor Streeter OF Linton is sending
his friends and neighb0rs sample box
es of strawberries and fragrant flow
ers from his winter home in Florida.
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The Republican at Langd0n last
week, reported nine transfers of real
estate the consideration for which
aggregated $91 900 for the 2.520 acres
involved ssls.$$ 4
The German Evangelical Lutheran
congregation at Wishek will let the
contract for enlarging and a general
remodeling of the church ediflce,
April 3. !. 81, III Sss. Uni
. A rafting good town, without a h0-
tel, is I.akota. The business men are
tusseling with the problem of who to
replace the hotel burned down q short
time ago.
The promoters of the, farmers insti.
tute at Lankin are proud OF the large
attendance and interest shown by the
farmers and townspeople who attend
ed the sessions.
The Edgeley team has won seven
and lost three OF the ten high school
games played this year, which Is the
best record of any team in the south
section of the state. |
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According to the state papers along
the itinerary the publicity man for
the North Dak0tasAgricultura College
Glee Club. Fargo. proved himself q
past master at the business. 5tf
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The annual meeting of the North.
western educational association will
be held at Minot, April ~, and Is.
The president is II, r.. Layne. super
intendd DEL! Of Bottlpeau .' county. d;
One dealer has disposed of five car
loads of Marquis seed wheat at Lang.
don. Some farmers in Cavalier county
will seed their wheat land. this year,
t0sthe new variety of wheat exclusive
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To interest parents and others the
domestic science department of the,
public schools department of the
public schools of Edgeley has prepar.
ed an exhibit Of the different kinds of
work done.
Is Public school notes In The Kenmare
News may well be, used by many cor
respondents and superintendents as
models of general interest and to
show journalistic ability in their
preparation. E i! 49, {4f,
In the new 500 line passenger
schedule, which will soon be put into
effect, Minot is promised a much I'M
proved passenger train service. The
500 line appropriates the business
coming out of Minot, 8 \. I.
There was a heavy fall Of snow
in the vicinity Of, Haynes early last
week that proved #propitious for the
farmers, either int the supplying Of
moisture or allowing them to do heavy
fdullng with bob S!edS.
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Oliver Peterson, pioneer farmer and
rancher in Mclean County, has rent
ed his farm and will leave shortly to
spend year or SO In Norway, for.
rest and recreation. 1t is forty years
since he saw the .fatherland
The new banking house of the Un.:
Hem State bank at Ashley had q mar
row escape from destruction by fire
q few days ago. A gasoline stove ex-
ploded on one of the upper floors. BY
the use Of a handy fire extinguisher
o bad fire was averted .
The current issue OF The Adams
County Record contains four promi-
nent stories of thejSmeetings, of farm
ers' clubs tributary fo Hettinger. The
growing Of corn, and building Gof silos
seem to be the paramount questions.
for discussion. .s'a 2z VI: S3s55i
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NOrthgate, q community, near Bow
bells, is building up at the usual rate.
A banking house and a substantial
store building are In course of cree.
ton, and school house will be open
ed April, ! and according to the school
census there will be about twenty-five
pupils in attendance. e
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John Wild, farmer southeast of
Milton has accumulated o herd OF 65