Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-28
News Of the State
"steen is it." a dispatch stated.

"Steen is it," a dispatch stated.
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Beautiful Idlewilde park at Lisbon
was the scene of q farmers picnic q
few days ago.
George Wayne Of Robinson, has
captured thirteen coyotes this sea.
son.
Joy riders at jamestown enriched
the city exchequer to the extent OF
seven dollars. y
Sheyenne people are busily engaged
in working out the big program for
the celebration of July Fourth.
Bishop Luccock will be present and
address the ministers of the Method
list church at Langdon, June 80.
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A class OF IS were presented in the
Royal Arch chapter at Darlington,
Thursday and Friday Of this week.
Two Almont farmers are isolated
from communication with all the rest
of the world, on account Of high wa
ter.
-Four hundred and fifty thousand
dollars is the estimate placed on the
damage done in Mandan and vicinity
during the last two days storm.
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The frairmount News will give a
silver cup to the man, woman. boy or
girl who raises the largest number
of bushels of corn from one acre this
year.
AT this writing (about 5 p. x.)
Thursday morning, says the La
Moure County Chronicle, election re-
turns are incomplete" etc. Wonder
what time that was?
While bringing the election returns
ITO Mandan, Henry r. Anderson of
Leith was drowned in the Cannon
ball river. No report as to the loss
of the ballots was made.
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A consolidated school Is favored
by the people Of Robinson and the
Times suggests that better roads are
needed in that vicinity so that the
children can be safely carried.
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The Mandan Mercantile company
has withdrawn from the Almont field
and. has sold its lumber and machin-
o~- ~ that rnlo 40 - A Tim Norm q n
a general merchant and rancher.
The class of 1914 of the Lisbon
High school appeared for graduation
in the "mortarboards" and gowns. A
good picture of the II so arrayed ap-
pears in the current issue Of the Lis
bon Gazette.
LaMoure had an attempted suicide
case a few days ago. The party who
was tired of life tried to- cut his
throat, but vas precented by other
employees of the tailor shop where the
man worked.
Many Mandan business, men were
marooned in their offices, down town,
Friday night, when the heavy storm
which swept that section flooded the
streets and. Easements Of that city.
At places the water was over four
feet deep. &
jamestown was the victim of a high
wind and rain storm. The tent col
ony in the PARK or campmeeting
ggrounds suffered to a considerable
extent and a number of the tents
were blown down. Two people were
slightly injured.
Heavy hail storms swept the c0un
try to the southeast Of this place
during the storm, Friday. The amount
of damage could not be ascertained,
as the rural telephone wires have
been injured to such an extent that
the reports cannot be secured from
country districts.
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The newspapers Of the state have
q lot of election returns printed in
their columns, in place of the an
~nouncements recently taken out.
Some have already shown a tendency
to fill their space with amounts Of
live news matter, which the rush Of
the campaign crowded out.
During April and May $4,000 has
been paid out in gopher bounties by
Eurleigh county; $4,000 Of this was
paid out in April, when, 3 cents per
tail was paid and $4,000 was paid out
In May. when a bounty Of 2 cents was
paid. During the month Of June only
l cent bounty win be given.
Everywhere the great amount of
rain has been commented on by the
state press. The election showers
will now receive comment a1d then
the space left by withdrawal of poll
teal announcements will be filled
with live news matter-or boiler
plate.
Bottineau.-Miss Estella Miller,
while riding on a motorcycle, faint
ed and fell to the ground while the
machine vas being driven at a rapid
rate. Her escort brought the girl to
this city. The girl suffered several
very severe bruises, and it also is
feared that she may have internal
injuries.
Grand FOrks.-Mrs. Louise Heinen
was adjudged insane Tuesday by the
county insanity board and was taken