Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-03
News of the State

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Maxbass and Westhope.
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Friday, June ). will be rally and
market day at Glendale.
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McHenry county will hold its al.
nual fair from July 2 to 4.
George S.. Lotus will address the
Equity society at Rugby, Saturday,
June l3.
The village marshal of Wishek, is
making the dog Owner dig up the
annual tax for keeping dogs.
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Glendale boasts that two of its
citizens have been named as standard
bearers for the socialist party.
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Towns north of this point are Ell.
tertaining the Minneapolis Civic and
Commerce association this week.
Tuesday, June 1G, will be a big day
at Fordville. The midsummer cele-
bration will be held on that day.
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Sims is to entertain the Ministers
of the Norwegian Lutheran shurch OF
the Mandan district, June 4 and 5.
Yesterday the Sunday School con.
vention for the whole state, opened
a three days session at jamestown.
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June ~, Williams county will have
an alfalfa picnic-presumably the
liquid refreshments for the day will
be hay tea.
A number of the newspaper men OF
this state are in the Twin cities at
tending the printers cost congress in
session there.
The Mott Spotlight carries a col
umn of high school notes. 1t makes
a very interesting addition to the COL
umas Of that paper.
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Some hoboes entered Henry Key
lor's cellar at North Prairie, near
Granville, aid swiped a large amount
of food and potatoes.
Sherbrooke is confident that the
Midland Continental railroad will
build to that point when its proposed
extensions are worked out.
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Last Saturday, May. 80, was dan
delion day for the federated clubs of
Dickinson and the poor little
flowers hid their blond heads.
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Many of the North Dakota towns
are awaiting the coming of the Live
Stock Special which will run over the
entire mileage of the 500 line in this
state. 'r n Il.
A second attempt to wreck the Hal
perm store at Golden Valley occurred
recently when great holes were
blown into the side of the building
by dynamite.
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Fifteen automobiles will leave
Dickinson, today. filled with Simpson
sympathiZers in the campaign ana
make a trip over the country north
of Dickinson.
T. E. Fox of TCwner, N. D., reports
that rustlers have cut the wires and
that a bunch of cattle had been run
off. No clue to the perpetrators of
the theft has been found.
The Golden Valley Automobile club
spent Wednesday in. improving the
Northwest trail, the transconti1ent
road which closely follows the North
ern Pacific railroad through North
Dakota.
Agnes Moe was declared best spell
Ter of Stark county at the recent
school meet, when she had spelled
dcwn all the other contestants in the
field. Paul Erb was given the ath-
letic hOnors.
People who have had lands con-
tiguous to the Knife river, have been
troubled considerably by high water
this spring. A report comes that the
water is lowering somewhat and the
lowlands are drying up rapidly.
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The contract for the $41,0O0 post
office at Wahpeton, has been let to
Eugene Schiller whose bid was the
lowest. work will commence in the
near future and the building will be
ready for occupancy in fourteen
months.
New England wants a star route
established between that place and
Dickinson. Petitions have been filed
with the post office department and
representations have been made OF
the necessity of having such a route
established.
Vandals and sneakthieves have
been busy in Hettinger and Adams
counties. recently-the former cut
ting down fences and the latter
carrying away small quantities of coal
and other things that could be easily
loaded into a wagon.
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A race between the Minneapolis
Trade tour special and an auto in
which n of the members was rid
ing, took place between Lidgerwcod
and FOrman. The train won the