Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-15
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stall Springs.
Dawson is to have a calico dance st,
Patrick's Day.
Bowdon is proud Of its new 100000
school building. :.
J. J. GNeirling has been nominated
mayor of jamestown.
'Lakota voted almost unanimously
TO issue bonds to build q new city
hall.
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Editor Jones Of the Lisbon Gazette
will Engage in the manufacture or
rubber stamps. g
Several farmers near Enderlin have
Jointly invested in a car load of Cana
dian grown Marquis wheat.
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Frank Wise. of Kramer has ship
ned the balance of his stock to his
homestead at Clifford, Mont.
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The ladies' Of the Civic league, at
LaMoure, are preparing for an la
ti-fly campaign the coming spring.
A tennis club has been organized
at Jessie, with William Werner as
president. Two courts will be- built.
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The Journal at Cakes argues that
a flax mill would pay in that COM
munity just as we'll at Grand Forks
Or Minot.
The Park Paper and the Cavalier
Chronicle are still quarreling about
county affairs, but no blood has been
drawn yet.
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The congregation of The NOrwe.
gian church at Cooperstown has de-
cided to install a pipe organ in that
place of worship.
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The HC0ngregati6nalMts at Wilton
have been called upon to increase
their subscription pledges If a resi-.
dent pastor is to be retained.
Al Mems Brotherhood of WahpetOn,
has been organized in connection
with the Congregational church-At-
torney A. G. Divet was elected pre-
sident.
The Antler Odd Fellow lodge gave
a program and supper in their lodge
rooms in honor Of their wives and
lady friends. Ninety persons were In
attendance.
Nearly $50 we're netted at the band
concert and dance at Ant!er. The
entertainment was we'll attended and
the proceeds will go to the benefit
2 Of the band..ttHi t.sap"tihS ~
A prominent feature on the Klein
and Sutmar ranch, e Cakes will
he a 200 acre field of corn which
Manager Star has been ambitiously
nursing for some time.
Dealers at Verona have put in
large stocks of farm machinery, in
anticipation of a big demand this
spring. as many farmers have 1ndl'
Gated increased acreage.
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: After attending the Barry Conven-
ton at Fargo, A. B. Detweller, OF
Cooperstcwn, d breeder of pure blood
Guernsey cattle is. better pleased
with that breed than ever
J.. c. Arduser, a progressive farm
-, .>ruA1, - I q Nf1,ro iS u 11nirQr 0f
Red Poll cattle and has recently
made Oh investment fin four pure
blood animals for his farm.
That the state is marching along III
age is deplonstrated by the number
of silver wedding anniversaries that
are being celebrated this year, of peo-
pie natives Of North Dakota.
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The ladies of the Civic league at
Bathgate are thoroughly discussing
Fake Drugs, and Foods and thesr
A%dulteration. my experience with a
fake drug" is the topic for roll Call.
The current issue of the Cavalier
Republican is the initial Of an AL
nome pIluIJ H"u
makes an exceedingly creditabIe 'ap'
pearance in the make up Of its ed
tora1, general news and local pages.
One county. official, who has ap-
preciated the fine weather and pas
sable roads, this year, is the county
superintendent of schools, who mas
been able to keep the regular sche-
dule of visits.
The people on the Saries-Lakota
branch are greatly pleased over the
report that the passenger train ser
vice will be continued, instead OF
their going back to the mixed train
service formerly given on that line.
According to the papers at Oakes'
business activity about the Union
depot of the Northern Pacific and the
Northwestern, is worthy Of promln-
ent comment. The traffic is getting
SO heavy as to almost demand extra
trains.
supt. P. A. McMillen, of the La.
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