Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-17

Williat0n hopes to get its new post
Office under way soon. 4,
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A young jap and his wife will star,
a laundry at Marmarth.
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A dealer ct Malrmarth Is purchas
Ing nails and wire by the car load
$780,
The FIRST National bank at Veblen
will erect anew banking house this
year.
A farmers club has been organib
ed at Peterbnrg with H. H. Halsten'
son president.
Carnegie will build a library al
Didgerwo0d. provided $4,000 a year Is
placed for Its maintenance,
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Hear officers are after people a!
Lidgerw0Od who fail to report cOnta'
gious diseases as the law requires.
The American at Lakota boasts Of
a good shower of rain March 4, and
that the snow is about all gone.
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Its refreshing to note how little
there's doing In the Justice courts
in the different towns over the
state.
d. H. Curran OF South Dakota will
establish himself in the implement
business at Westhope. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carran were given a hearty welcome
by residents Of Westhope.
Much good Is being accomplished
through the series CT good road meet.
ings which are being held in Ward
county for the benefit of road super
visors and farmers generally.
Comment Is made Of the, splendid
show Of hospitality exercised by the
ladies OF Neville in their entertain.
ment of teachers and speakers du T.
Ing the recent teachers institute.
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The rendition of "The Parish
Priest by home talent at Lansford
pleased q large and attentive all.
fence. The play was put on for the
benefit Of the Catholic church.
After having received many flatter.
ing endorsements for the place Ed.
Tor Case of the Neville Journal. has
announced that he will not be q can
didate for the senate from Nelson
county. aa s Il
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The manual training department
of the high school at Lakota has ex.
celled In the making OF furniture,
some of which will probably be ex;
hibited at the coming state fair at
Fargo. 4,.as
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Fairnount has a photographer of
its own row. Attdssthe ssNews init
mates. that people, down there who
have been sgofle1 to the Minnesota Ct.
ty to get their ''picters took will
have to invent some other excuse
now. a. ..t5. ss.
Williston has q ladies' rest room
which is provided with chairs, mir
rors, and other furniture and coaven.
fences. providing a perfectly COM
Portable place III women and child,
place.
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The Civis club enthIiislGGlsts at Tow.
ner are proud Of the opening of their
public reading room. Provision has
been made for the school children to
visit the room atasA4atedstimes and
make use Of thegfeading material
provided. ss
The Commercial club at Coopers.
town has arranged with the state en-.
gineer for an Illustrated lecture on
good roads and road building. He
will also explain tax levies, the cash
system of working out road tax and
I kindred matters.
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The Williston papers see pros.
poets of considerable building being
done in that city this year, besides
business blocks. There is a hand.
oOA1Ac AA61A sCAOOl luliuA1S duu COu'
gregational church. The latter struc.
lures are nearing completion.
The new co-oferaMNe creamery,
Ice cream factory and. milk depot
for Min0t are new a certainty. Forty.
five prominent farmers have signed
up for 500. worth OF stock each and
.it*is said that the company will be
doing business early in the summer.
The lack of social gatherings for
the yonng peoplesbf Towner has been
provided for. and different forms OF
social diversion will be permitted 10
the school basement along the
lines OF making the school a social
center for parents; teachers, and
students. sss4S
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It Is stated that statesmen find It
reasonably easy TO sell silos to the
farmers who have stock, when pro.
perry presented, but it is just as FL
tile to sell silcs lin communities
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