Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-11
News ofhe Stats

News Of the State
Farmers report plenty of moisture
In the vicinity Of Rhame.
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At q recent sale OF stock at Turtle
Lake mich COWS were sold from $50
to sos. 81
The 49th district voters will prob.
ably return the two representatives
unopposed.' +&v. q: ST. s%& : ~. -,
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Flasher is still progressive, but not
without a struggle m.ahe recent fight
for Incorporation. ...sf ?ia' sl.
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Editor Anderson Of the Hatton
Free Press IS looking for q. sweet, old
fashioned wife. '@a
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The $Ralf0ur Messenger bespeaks a
big business for the. local creamery
the coming season.
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Twenty specific charges are pre-.
ferred against the county commission.
ers Of Dunn county.
Tho Farmers Telephone association
at Turtle Lake Is preparing to huilo
extensions of its line.
The New Leipzig Sentinel is re-
Ceiving some good advertising from
the merchants OF Mott,
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The Gascoyne Advance is an advo>
cate for more COWS ana o cream
cries in Bowman county.
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A farmer living near Sheldon goes
bugs" for the Second time, causing
much trouble at his home. G
There seems to be no lack of can.
didates for the office of sheriff In
many OF: the counties in this state.
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Farm lands in the southern part o.
Morton county, are reported in ex.
ccllcnt condition for spring work.
The new hotel at Brisbane, Morton
county, is expected to be ready for
the reception of guests about May 10.
Tnat recall farce together with
Conrad's joke were completely repu-
dated at 4 recent special election at
Mandan. - n....
The people of Balfour seem to fav-
or the division Of .cHenry- county
It Is said that the spirit Of fairness
appeals to. the thinking voter. !
'NFhe Town and Country club at Pin
gree Is a lively organization; which
gives Instructive entertainments, that
are. POPULAR. with the people.
For the month Of March, 1926 lbs.
Of butter fat was received at the Leith
cream station for which $7S9,67 was
paid to the farmsfs /,
The Patr0n.Teachers' association
meeting at Inkster proved to be ia
%structive and entertaining to the good!
~ number Of teachers and others in
attendance.
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Fargo is now considered the clean.
est iowa in the state, since the Lam
drymen's convention, which was close
~ followed by the Enforcement league
annual meeting. H.
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The Flaxton Times urges that the
men and women of the town bestir
themselves, and consider the subject
of town advancement and general
civic improvements.
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Institute meetings have been held
at Flaxton on Sunday for the general
convenience CT the people. Professor
Wort read a paper on the subject Of
Teachers Training Classes.
The superintendent Of schools of
Nelson county is actively Interesting
himself in the promotion Of corn and
hog contests for the boys and girls
during the summer vacation.
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A farmers club has been organized
at Pekin. The first president is II.
"A. Allen AID the secretary IS ]. L.
Morken. The subject Of silos, their
cost and practicability was thor ough,
ly discussed.
There was no delay in tie DISPOSE
tio1 Of a carload. Of pure.blood Hol-
stein heifers when it arrived at VIM
blelon a few days ago, an indication
that there arc to be activities in the
clarifying indnstryYi1 that part of
Barnes county.
Operations have been started on
the erection OF a new barking house
for the Citizens State bank at Hazen,
which the Star saysewill" be the larg-
est and haadsomest,b bank building on
the north Missouri slope. The build
ing will be 2ox6o feet, with q full base
ment.
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During a visit to the public and
school libraries at Leeds. the secre-
tarX of the state library commission