Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-14
News of the State

Harvey reports 26 cases of diphthe.
ria in that city.
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Wilton is to have a Big Fourth Of
July celebration.
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Christine reports a very severe
storm in that section.
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William Spriggs we'll known to Ma
sons over the entire state, died at
Grand Fork, June II.
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Finley had a double wedding a few
days ago. Two prominent young WON,
en-, sisters, married two well known
young men, who are brothers.
Rev. J. Charles Evans of Coopers-
town is a member of the grand jury
at Fargo, and he is thoroughly enjoy
ing this new experience for a preach
er.
Friday was trail day" at Hettinger.
Banker and artisan, farmer and cleric
met in common interest and made
road. A reversion to the "ye 0lde
tyne"
Mrs. Charles Van Slyke of James
town had her clothes set on fire by a
bolt of lightning. Besides this and
being slightly stunned, she was not
harmed.
Steve Kanski just as he was being
drawn from a new we'll, was overcome
with gas and fell several feet into the
water and drowned before help could
reach him.
The Wyndemere automobile assicia-
ton has erected sign posts, slow sig
nails and other guides to help tourists
as they glide about the country in
their motors.
w. J.. Anderson, formerly a clerk in
in the Secretary Of state. Thomas
Halls office, at the capital. is now in
the abstract business at Stanley,
Mountrail county.
Light fingered people have worked
at the Frodericks and Draper stores
in Harvey and secured consid cradle
loot. The proprietors are vowing ven
gence' upon the perpetrators of the
shoplifting.
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Monday, June 25th, Bruflat acadmey
at Portland will celebrate it's twenty
fifth anniversary. During the time it
has been established it has been an
important factor in the education cir
cles of the Norwegian church.
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Steele county fair association held
a meeting at Finley, Saturday to lay
out plans for the coming county fair.
The attendance was good and a good
list of attractions were booked for
this year.
Friday was a big day for Harlow.
The town is located a short distance
west of Brinsmade and Friday, Gee.
brated its first birthday. Field sports
and other diversions were the fea.
lures of the day and several speakers
of note were present.
Isaac Keuggla arrested near this
city by Sheriff Frank Barnes, waived
extradition in Fargo, AID was taken
to Canada on a charge alleging muir
der. A number of the Northwest
mounted police came for him and left
Thursday for Regina, Canada.
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Wocdmen from all parts of the
state congregated at Fargo and at that
place chartered a special train to take
them to the National convention at
Toledo, Ohio. A big meeting and an
important question of rates will come
before the assembled Woodman.
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Mr.. and Mrs. o. I. Hegge, and
daughter, Miss Rudy, we'll known in
society and banking circles ever the
entire state, left for a trip to Norway
the latter part Of this week. They
viii make stops in numerous cities
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new scenes I'd, Ss
The rains of the last few days have
been general and the field reports Of
travelling men state that the state
never looked better than at present.
The crop conditions are especially
good and the hail storms have done
little damage to the greater part Of
the territory where they struck,
WILL QUIZ CANDIDATES,
Devils Lake, N. d., June 13.-On
Thursday evening, June II the Devils
Lake Commercial club is going 10 put
on record the candidates for state
Legislature in Ramsey county. The
club wants to know where the would
be lawmakers stand on good roads
as we'll as propagation. Devils Lake
is particularly interested in the work
the state university is carving IN in