Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-10
News ofths State

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improvements. s
Towns Of the 500 Line arc all re.
joicing over the promised one cent
rate.
Wimbledon farmers bought a car OF
young heifers from Southern Min
nesota. 49,.
Some of the state papers refer to
nursery agents as ahrbingers of
spring."
"rn;e!ng NJ are saying nice
tl'nIs atcut the Rich lid hotel IL
Paramount.
Fairmont is growing and within
five years will be al incorporated city
says, The News.
MOnango had Il show that failed to
advertise. The journal states they
were a poor outfit.
Outrageous fa..'F az a. -
Good roads meetings are being held
In Mercer county, and n Of them
are expected good results.
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The weather was blamed for the
paucity of school notes in The Ana
moosc Progress last week.. ~
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The editor Of The International
says the best people on earth are the
citizens In general Of Portal.
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Darlington had a story now tina. the
branch will build into Montana and
make Darlington q division point.
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At AnalnOOse the high school team.
played a game. of baseball with the
town hall cranks. a day or two ago.
Norwegian patriots at Portland
have sent 5000 as their mind egave@
for the centennial festival in Norway
EWillistOn is to have q ), 10 and %
cent store, which the proprietors say
Will be the finest Of the kind west OF
Fargo. r..
A useful feature lin The Journal at
Velva is the list of stated weekly and
monthly meetings at the head of. it's
local column.
The WOman's club at Velva has
outlines a campaign Of community
service to be carried on during the
spring and summer.
Rev. David Moore former pastor
CT the W.illistpn. Congregations
church, passed away at st, Peters.
burg, Fla, Feb. Is.
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The likely candidate for state sel1a.
tor, from Richland county, may be; j..
). Johnson, a veteran republican wal
horse from Christine.
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A bank has been. organized at Orrin
n of the towns on the new line Of
the 500, in Pierce County, to lie
known as the First State Bank of
Orrin.
B. L. Wilson, republican candidate
for states attorney of Burke county,
looks as though he possesses attri-
butes to make him "The Man Of the
Hour"
The business men of Haynes an
p%reciate the daily freight service
which has recently replaced the every
other day %service--a train goes each
way daily. ..=
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Local capitalists Of Westby aave
been looking over the ground this
weeK with a view Of erecting 4 large
ana modern hotel ON the new town:
ste this spring. r, vi
Mr.. Bruno Lerike, the old music in
structOr of New Rockford, Is the lucky
devisee in his brothers will. who IL,
cent died in Germany. in: the sum. Of
about $4,000 in cash.
The Wimbledon News: The county
newspapers publish SO many things
gratis that onle people feel discrim-
mated against when they are charged
for their advertisements.
s.
The Spring Coulee correspondent
for The Williston Graphic says, "the
number Of bushels Of grain per acre
depends on the eternal vigilance on
the destruction of the gopher.
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Farmers shipping stock outside of
the state will save a, whole lot OF
trouble and annoyance if they make
arrangements for inspection at points
where there are state inspectors.
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The Water Users association. at
winston. want the citizens of that
town to $ more electrically which is
made by the government water power
and thus bring about a reduction of
rates: ~
The store of II. S. Ohm and Co.. at
IOlna, was entered, the safe broken
and a watch, a bunch of keys and five
pennies taken; the operators !5eina
scared away before their work was
completed.
AT a meeting Of the members Of tue
Lutheran Free church at Cottonwood,
plans were completed for the con-
strucsion of a new church, of that
CITY. A milling 12vAO foot ,raa xlc,;S