Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-08
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The Ward County Press associa
ton is in session at Minot.

zion Is III Session AT Ml1OC. Ne
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Several families OF new settlers
have arrived at Buchanan and Pin.
gree. 81, ,4,...-. -
"Whiskey" was responsible for the
robbery of the postoffice at Grand
Harbor.
The mothers and daughters Of viii
liston gave a banquet to the fathers
and SONS. d.
North Dakota seems to be able to
deliver the goods at all seasons Of
the year.
The Independent at Minot prints a
good picture of the famous Des Laos
lake bridge. .EM u
50 Tyr
A Good Samaritan cub supplies
healthful entertainments Tor the peo'
pie Of Logan.
Flasher will incorporate as a viii
lage, the proposition carrying by a
small majority: r. =.
a.
There are to be elaborate Easter
services in the Presbyterian church
at, New Salem.
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Wheat thieves at Minot. we're sent
to the penitentiary for two years by
Judge Leighton.
While the wal clouds are hover
ing il Ireland, the politicians tire wax
.ng up in North Dakota. .%
Live ones ut Sheyennc, near Wynl-
mere, want a farmers telephone line
anti connections with other lines.
il The Mott. Spotlight thinks Col.
! Ben Whitehead of the State has the
appearance Of a "Moviag Ricture'
sheriff. 's @@
Politics are slow in some communal
. ties. but different in others, especially
:: waere the pot has past the simmer
ing stage.
Nursery agents are canvassing the
state-be sure you are right and then
go ahead and don't pay out money
until you get your goods.
go, - a:,r
New Ellington, siRichland county,
has voted to Incorporate the town as
a village, and Veblin, near there, has
voted to incorporate rs a city.
Amid a host Of trials and tribula.
lions the attempted recall of Presi-
dent Henkc from tho city commits
sion ut Mandan was not, successful.
~ ~ ','.4I.G 4stg.
Fl. A. Springer, a recent caller at
the Office of The Pioneer, at Wynd-
mere, stated that he had been a resi-
dent of that township for t%hirty.one
years. 1872 ~
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Dealers in .Ricll1and county report
brisk sales of spreaders, pl0ws, drags,
and seeders-in many eases farmers
are adding to Their, present. plant so
as to facilitate their work.
insurance me arc reminding the
farmers that with the coming Of
spring and summer there come
storms, big and little, and some Of
them are destructive hail storms.
"A foreign advertising agency tried
to put one over on Editor Parratt Of
The Courier at Donnybrook by get
ting him. to do advertising at a rate
much less than cost, but he respect
fully declined. ~
Applicants for handouts at the
back doors Of homes In Surrey are to
be put to work on the streets OF the
village, some of which are rather I'M
slightly in spots made vacant by
fires.
William Humphrey, at Logan, has
gone into the business Of raising hogs
lin earnest-he has fenced eighty acres
for pasture for his herds, of swine,
and this year he will have also a
small flock of sheep.
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The school grounds at Hankinson
are to be made a beauty, spot, now
that the school building has been
mOderniZed and there are no insight
ly buildings to mar the prospective
trees hedges and ushes r to DO set
out. ~ =
Sven A. Hanson, candidate for sup
erintendent of schools Of Benson
county, is 81 years of age, was born
in. Texas : Of ~Danish-N orweigian-Ger-
man ~parentage. He is a graduate Of
tie teachers department Of the Uut-
versity of wisconsin.
Tie ladies OF the Alfredian club, at
Leeds, have done a good work In the
way Of identifying the interior of the
city library building. The walls have
been tinted, all Of the woodwork
made to harmoniZc i'm color and dam
ty c%urtaining hung at the windows.
There are 200 telephones in use in
Wimbledon and vicinity, according to
the new directory just published there
v the Northwestern Telephone Ex-
change Co. A number Of prominent
improvements will be made by the
company in Wimbledon this season.