Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-18
News of the State
Pettibone has been improving its

} Pettibone has been improving its
creamery.
Mandan Women organized a league
to work for equal suffrage.
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Editor Edward Sullivan of the New
Salem Journal returned home.
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Stanley kuller of Judson was near.
ly killed a few days ago by lightning.
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The district court calendar in Nor.
ton county is extremely long. There
are 81 cases to be tried at this term
of court.
Fargo people are making strenuous
efforts to raise a large sum in order
to secure the J. J;%Hill gift of $4,000
Time expires June rs.
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Numerous real estate deals are re-
ported from all parts of the state and
a general picking up in the realty
business is anticipated.
Mayville will conduct a summer
school at the Normal this year.. The
opening date is July 2.
Pastor w. G. Allen and wife of Deer
ing celebrated the twenty fifth ami
versary of their marriage recently.
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A freight train was wrecked on the
high bridge at Valley City, recently,
and it is believed that two h0boes
lost their lives in the wreckage.
Superintendent Watkins of the Eli
fOrcement League spent some time in
Bowman last week. 1t is not known
whether anyone was found wanting or
with a supply.
Financial destruction" is the head.
ing of an article which many papers
of the state are running 1t tells Of
the destruction that mail order trade
brings to a town.
The 500 Line in the far northwest
ern part of the state has been i'm
proving its roadbed in order to be
able to make good time in hauling out
the big crops from that section.
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George linn, AZ, a farmer living
near New Salem, was killed Satur-
day last by a bolt of lightning. He
was In the field and was hitching up
the horses to go to the barn when
struck.
June Is and 2G will be the time for
tho Fourth Annual Stock Show at
Darcy. Plans have been made for a
big affair and the people of the ter.
ritory for many mics around are
planning to attend.
Westby is having a big farmers
and demonstration day. A schedule
of events has been arranged and the |
entire time of June IS will be given
over to q celebration and the extern.
sion of the knowledge that Westby is
"the best place" in North Dakota.
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Frequent comments are noted in
the state press about the "Year Book"
just issued by the year commissioner
of agriculture. Each locality finds
some very interesting things in the
book applicable to local conditions
and reciting some local progress.
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Sunday, July 9, will be Bismarck
day at the Mandon Chautauqua, and
the management of that institution
has done its best to make that a big
day in the seasons entertainment.
The biggest program and the finest
numbers will be given for the benefit
of the Bismarck visitors.
Mayville is opening a campaign
among the children to improve and
and cultivated a small tract of land,
If no larger than a flower bed.
To encourage this the attention of all
parents has been directed to the
movement and it is asked that each
boy and girl be given as much aid as
possible In developing this kind of
work.
Miss Rosa M. Dodg., who has been
the principal of the Rolla High school
for the past two years, has been elect
ed superintendent for the coming
year. Miss Rena M. Adams has &C.
copied her, position as teacher of do
nestle science and assistant in the
high school for another year. The
other teachers engaged are: Miss
Beede, Room G.; Miss Serbo,
Room .; Miss Longfellow, Room 4;
Miss Mc1ver, Room 8; Miss Babcock,
Room 2; Miss Markell, Room l. Supt.
Griffin will teach in California. Miss
Olson will be principal of the school
at Petersburg. Miss Rushfeldt will
return to Minnesota and Miss Suffer-
lin will retire from teaching.
THE POOREST KIND OF A NEWS.
PAPER REPORTER.
In the July Woman's Home Compan.
ion Daniel Frohman, the well-known
theatrical manager, writes an exceed
ingly interesting and helpful article
entitled "How to Write a Moving Pic
ture Play" He opens his article with
a statement of the importance of i'm
aginative powers in all such work and
tells the following, story of an unim-
aginative and therefore unsuccessful
newspaper reporter:
"A newspaper reporter was assign
ed to write IN a weddings. hut whom