Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-14
News of tho Stxts

Tho Grand Forks lodge Of Moose
has 3Sl members.
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A farmers meeting is to be held at
Wallpeton March IA. li,.
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Dairy meetings in LaMoure Oun
ty arc being well attended.
The chief of police of BOwbells OBJ
jects to being 'Dawled' out on the
street by women.
Darlington is proud Of its volun-
teer fire department. And why
shouldn't they be?
The farm school held 1T VIM
bledon was a big success. Let us
have more of them,
Jerry Welsh of Hutchinson, Mimi,
is the new druggist in the Jesse
Smith store at Overly. .
The residents of Naughton held q
ouDlI> COIttSot aVc- w LIZ
animals were slaughtered.
Farmers in the vicinity of Norma
are agitating the establishment Of a
creamery or starch factory, anything
to get the money. ".e
The safety regulation Of having the
doors at exits ii public halls swing
outward il being demanded in many
towns Of the state.
Cavalier county is t, have a new
Jail and sheriff's resiuence and the.
bids will be opened for the construc.
ton Of the same April II.
The Rev. Mr.. Norman of Leads de-
livered a stirring address On Better
Farming at Esmoad, under the aus
pices of the commercial club.
The N0rwegians are proud Of the
fact that statistics show that their
race own %one.fourtlr Of the lands in
North Dakota. Ay skol tank SO.
The Tribune at Sherwood says
there is plenty of room there fer
boosters, but for knockers and
grouches there is nothing "doin'."
The editors. of the Ambrose News.
man aad the Westby advocate will
soon come to blows il the newspaper
fight between them keeps getting
warmer.
The Pioneer at Mott wants the
'hustlers to get busy with the. or
g%anization of a brass band and d base
ball team for the entertainment of
the people.
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Six proposed, constitutional amend
ments will be Hdted; In the coming
state election, according to the no
tice issued by Thomas Hall, secre-
tary Of state.
Brisbane is to- have q; new hotel
building. 1t will be Of frame and
two stories high. 1t will prove a
very convenient enterprise in that
part of Morton .G0nnty. !,
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The Westhope high school basket
ball team defeated the Rugby team
in q rough game at. Westhcpe. The
score was q to 20. Both sides show
ed q tendency to- mix things.
.E Tho nH,hi+inn ne & tho apnmn1orN1QI |
club at Leith is to have the cleanest
town in Morton county The efforts
CT the club will be seconded by the
ladies of the Civic club Of Leith.
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oWhile doing his chores about his
place, one Sunday morning recently,
J.. J. Wamberg, who lives lear Hope,
lost the sigh Of eye-he was
sent away at once to consult a specia-
list.
The News styles Paramount the
city CT opportunities--there are four
railroads and three tlray lines, giving
employment to seven men TO handle
the freight shipped in by the bust
ness men.
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Owing to the excurGions which are
to be made to Norway the coming
summer, towns in the state which
never saw the person Of . travelling
passenger agent for a railroad are be.
ing frequently visited nowadays.
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Paul Kumert Of Hankinson has pur-
chased the stone creamery building,
: the maclinprX anat ttye.!acTss pf Hand
at Claire City. oIsstDe FairmDnDt ~
tVeblen railway Mr. Kllnert Wit
probably move his pop fa"tOry from
Haukinson TO, Claire Cjly in the
spring. # II 8Sf
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People at.. Sutton wants tie super, |
intendent Of schools TO get busy and
help them to solve the school prob.
lem-schoolhouse is needed 80 that
the children Of the village and tribu.
tary community cal yO,to school u
Is said the means arc not lacking II
the proper organization was compiet,
ed.
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The band boys At fairiloumt viii
appear In their new uniforms ut A
concert to be given March 10. The
clothes are regulation In design ana
color aad have been paid TOR by the
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