Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-18
News &c tho State

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A state convention OF county super
intendents OF schools viii he held
some time In April at Devils Lake.
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Mandan will ''gO to church" March
%, in obedience to the campaign in
angurated by the different pastors.
Druggists of Morton, Oliver and
Mercer counties assembled at Mandan
and>OrgantIed q district druggists as
ISOLATION.
Tie board of trustees OF Calvary
Presbyterian church at Ryder are, adj.
vertising for bids for the erection of
a modern church ediice.
The teachers institute at Neville
was a genuine success and was fully
attended by teachers from the south.
crn part Of Nelson county.
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There must be an enterprising
nunch of live wires" within the men,
hership of the sIndustrial club at Ian.
kin according to the propositions un-
dertaken.
There is an enterprising Civic
league at Minnewaukon-for roll call
the members are required by the
president to- quote q verse from the
hook of Proverbs.
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George s. Cryne of Gladstone, with
a copy of the Dickinson Press, vol. ],
No. /, before him. penncd some in:
teresting "reminiscences Of early
Stark county times. n
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County Auditor Work of Langdon
has received from the Great Northern
a draft for $24.GO2.3l the amount Of
their 1913 tax ii Cavalier county. The
500 line has RENTED $9,525.65.
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The Lutherans at Mandan have
taken the first step to insure the cree
ton, this year, of a new church
building to cost $4,000. G. A. Benden
is the chairman of the building com.
mittee.
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Superintendent Lorin of the public
schools of Morton county is popular
because he looks after the Interests
OF the teachers and keeps them en-
ployel-if he has 4 surplus he uses
his influence to place them in other
counties.
One of the speakers al the Com:
mercial club banquet at Langdon was
Mrs. c.. Il. Johnson. who responded
TO the toast What the women expect
o. IL" A feature of the dinner was.
the exqnisitely rendered musical
The young women OF the Presby.
terrain church at Sheldon gave a very
successful colonial party. The host.
esses were arrayed in accurately his
toric Martha Washington gowns.
powdered wigs. etc, and many OF the
gentlemen represented Washington.
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The EmIn0ns County Record adj.
vises the voters to read up, or get
information a to the declaring OF
political affiliations to the assessor,
who will oOn be on his rounds. The
paper says it is very easy for a voter
to make himself practically Olsen.
~franchised. as far as the primary in
June Is concerned.
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The Commercial GLIB atSI4indon has
taken all sorts OF useful propositions
under it's wing for the genera bene.
mt of the town and community. Nego.
tiati0ns are pending for 2 full cleo.
trio light service a proposition hav.
ing been made to the club. DR.. G. 0.
Smith is the chairman oc the electric
light committee.
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Several hundred yards .: ile Mis-
souri's banks directly east OF Mandan
are being covered with woven brush
and with hand.set rock to prevent aLy
further entertainments by the river
on the meadow land between the cit.
and the river. The point is about i
mile above the Northern Pacific Rail.
way company bridge.
The Republican at I4angdon says a
large number of the spring and sum.
mer terms of school will open next
week. and from reports received there
are plenty of good teachers available
for the summer terms. The wages
paid by the boards are. as "a general
rule, $50 and $55 per month. accord.
ing to the grades oftcertificates.
Some people never get ahead be-
cause they are afraid they will earn
than they get.