Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-26
News 81 the State

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Next Sunday is Go to Church
Sunday" in many towns Of the state.
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Editor Brinton of Beach is one OF
Two candidates ,for mayor Of the
city .t FL
: Selling and loading out hay has
kept farmers busy at different points
in Richland county. gsH... g.l
Silo builders say that thirty silOs
will be built in the vicinity of Lans.
ford the coming summer.
The seniors Of the high school at
Wahpeton are to present musical
comedy. The Nautical Knot" tss,
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The Mothers. Study club at Cakes
has organized a system OF regular
yisltations to the public schools.
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Trappers must have licenses for
the taking Of muskrats aid mink.
the season for these closes April, -.
Oslo, near Mimic, is to- have a
market day, March, n and 2S. which
is expected to be very largely attend
ed. \. ~.
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Contractor Mcpherson OF Oakes
has been awarded the contract for
the new Roman Catholic church at
Berlin. rig g ST. - ;t
Some Of the township elections
were styled by n number OF v papers
"as calm and peaceful as a summers
dream" %
The pupils Of the public school at
Minnewaukan are soon to appear in
a production Of the operetta, Jack and
the Bean Stalk.
A registered trap Shooting tourna-
ment will be held at LaMoure, June
%, a few days preceding the state
event. at Grand Forks.
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Tie Ladies Of the Maccabees, at
Casselton, have been giving q sue
ccssful series OF teas for the purpose
OF Initiating their flower fund. 81.
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Safe Engineer Bliss gave farmers
and others a good plain practical talk
on the subject :of road building, at q
gathering held Fat Cooperstown. ss"
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Quite a few Of 1.-THE machinery deal.
els over the state have the knack of
writing appealing advertisements Of
their g0ods-thet attractivea d pays
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The ,Hankinson Nursery company
has been awarded the contract. for
parking the, new court house grounds
at Wahpeton. j The consideration js
Yo5J. ~,.a', RI iffs' :; fs4f.,
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The contract has been let for q new
farmers elevator at COgswell. Also
plans have been accepted for new
brick business building in the same
town. s.}
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At, the school for the blind atsBath.
gate the students. are especially en.
gagged in making preparations for the
musical program to be given at Eas.
ter time. Hat X
The prospective new buildings to
be erected ut Marion has induced a
contractor and builder from South
Dakota to make the town his per
manent home. LII
The Steele Ozone says That kidder
county will not be. second to any In
the state in the matter of new set.
tiers, who are ueginning to arrive, in
large numbers. .is$
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At ah auction sale near grisbone,
horses sold fairly well, calves two
weeks old were knocked down at
1850, yearlings as high as $50 AID
oats 81 cents bushel.
DevOtees Of the game promoted q
very successful checker tournament
at LaMoure. The local players were
the hosts in the Commercial club
rooms and served banquet.
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Real spring-like weather has pre-
vailed at Milton and vicinity so far
this month, and the outlook for
favorable spring conditions is very
promising in this part of the state.
1t is quit enatural to expect that
Prof. w. =. Richards, formerly OF
the state agricultural college, .is,mak.
ing, good g better farming association
in the field to which he has been
assigned. .;se i; :. : I. =.
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One firm already has disposed of
q carload Of drills and farming lnills
in communities about 2s Fairmount.
There are also demands for small
engines to operate the machinery on
the farms t5S !g"5%E
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There was no lack Of choice for the
most fastidiOus voter at the village
election ut Sheldon. There were
four tickets at his disposal--repub-
lican, citizen. peoples. and village.
The result was generally satisfac.
tory. 's ,7
The Dickey Reporter says there
mus besa splendid feeling of optim