Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-10
News of the State
Williston will entertain the state
Bankers association July IL.

Bankers association July IL.
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Lisbon citizens are boosting for the
improvement of Idlewi:d park.
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Mondays storms over the state
were some of the worst of the season.
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A number of people of the state are
in Fargo this week to attend u. $.
district court.
Mandan people are much put out bf
the removal of trains five and six
from service on the N. p.
Saturday was county school and
market day in Dickey county. The
affair was staged in Ellendale.
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Mott recently entertained the Slope
group of the N. ID. Bankers ~associa-
ton. A splendid meeting was report
ed.
Casselton entertained the Cass
County Sunday School association last
week. A record attendance was re-
ported.
Dickinson entertained as we'll as de-
feated the Bismarck golf players at
a tournament held in the Stark county
capital.
Work of the manual training depart
ment of the Industrial school at Ellen
dale, will be shown in a 1000 foot reel
in the movies.
WillistOn reports q quiet school el-
ection. No contests were made and
the voters i'll many cases neglected
to go to the polls.
The Valley City Patriot is strong
on country correspondence. One
page is almost entirely devoted to
that end of the game.
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The Glen Ullin school case was
tried before Judge Nuchols, but was
not decided. 1t was left open until
the June term OF court.
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Jamestown is receiving much praise
from over the state for the way the
citizens of that place entertained the
Sunday school delegates.
The Bankers association when in
meeting at Mott, endorsed the farm
credits bill and went on record as fav-
oring that form of loan business.
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Williston reports heavy rains. The
one days record which vas consider,
ed the best, was last Thursday, when
an inch and one-half of rain was re-
A large barn, stock and two horses,
feed and some machinery, the proper
ty of Louis Hookland of Wolford,
were destroyed by fire a few nights
No insurance.
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Speed laws have entangled several
New Rockford citizens in their meshes
and the only way to unravel the en-
tanglement was to settle with the pc.
lice magistrate at SO much per head.
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The rest room committee of the
Mothers Club at Lisbon recently add
ed a story hour to the program and
for an hour each day the room is open,
children will be entertained by read.
stories, etc.
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New Rockford has trouble to find
and houses for the mail clerks
and their families since the new or
der has gone into effect that the
clerks must move from Devils Lake
New Rockford.
Late Tuesday night the 500 Live
Stock special train stopped for q few
minutes in the local yards, and then
went to Wpshburn, where the night
was spent and a demonstration of the
dairy work put on.
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Shining against your home town
has appeared in more than $50 of the
state papers during the past few
weeks. It is a strong, we'll written
article and goes 20 the center OF the
question of town killing.
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The Dawson Press had a birthday
last week. From the appearance of
the paper one would Immediately be
impressed with the virility and ability
of the men behind the Press. The
paper is three years old.
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Mandan is to have a new city direc.
The new book will be the work
of George P. Keiter of York, Nebras-
ka, who has put out directories in
.tutsman and Morton counties before
this and is now engaged on one for
Burleigh county.
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The body of George w. Weber
who was drowned in the Missouri,
when trying to cross the river near
has not been recovered,
although efforts have been made to
it with searchlights and drag
ging the bed of the stream.
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The post offices in Dickey county
affected by an order setting fourth
class offices in the civil service ire:
Forbes, Fullerton, Ludden and Mon.
ango. Examinations for those places
will soon be held and new faces are
expected to appear back Of the G. d.
windows.
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