Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-03
News of the State

Richland County reports very
heavy rains.
McHenry reports a band of gypsies
in it's neighborhood.
So
Wednesday, May 9Th, has been set
as cleanup day for Kindred.
Coggswell Enterprise states that
several inches OF rain have fallen in
that vicinity.
Editor Mallby of Forman is flirting
with the nomination for county judge
of Sargent county.
Mandan Elks will have a Minstrel
Show Monday and Tuesday nights of
the coming week.
Mimic Journal boasts of the many
improvements made in that city and
the surrounding country.
Edgeley is improving its streets
and several of the main thorough
fares are being graveled.
So
The newly organized base ball team
at Adams, raised $3.50 for the team
by giving a basket sociable.
rrhp cnnipr aimee Of ttn AanIan
high school devoted a part of Friday,
Arbor day, to planting trees.
Mclienry has organized a base ball
team and the time is now spent in
preparing for work on the diamond.
Cavalier County Fair Association
will erect more buildings, add more
horse races and eliminate base ball.
So
LaMoure county Sunday School AS
ISOLATION will hold its annual on
vention at Marion, May 18th and 18th
49,
The Mott school children and
school board united to celebrate Ar
Dor Day. They planted a number OF
trees.
s.
Kindred reports illegal shooting
and that tihe fishers paid in legal ten
der for their violation Of the game
laws.
The Mandan Musical club gave the
final recital for the year 1914, at
the Commercial club rooms. Monday
evening.
Lankin reports the arrival of sew
eral Scandinavians, direct from Nor.
way. TO settle on farm lands in that
vicinity.
Kathryn public schools have added
about fifty new books to the library
and have a neat surplus left in the
treasury.
Laborers and craftsmen are com.
planning because the post Office at
Park River closes at six o'clock p. nj.
every day.
President Wilson has sent the
name of that loyal democrat, George
E. Duis to the senate, for postmaster
ut Grand Forks. ~ .s-
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Mandan wants a baseball club this
A meeting was held at the
club Thursday night to
discuss the matter. .
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The Eoard Of Regents of the Ellen
dale Industrial school have elected
Black Of Wahpeton, pres.
dent of their school.
Grand Rapids wants a new post
and as the civil service rules
apply to that Office an examination
will be held May 23rd.
The Jud Commercial club is active
in promoting a cemetery association
-Jud does not need one for there
arc no dead 'uns there.
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The Hess Creamery company at
Glen Ullin expect to double the Ca
Of it's fine plant on account of
steadily growing business.
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DR.. II. o. Altnow of Mandan is en-
phatic in stating that the state and
city laws regarding the disposition
IF garbage must be carefully ObserV-
I'd.
Marion, LaMoure county, is soon to
1old an Equity meeting at which
Lotus has been asked to ad.
dress the farmers on the grain ship.
Ding conditions.
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Lawrence Fink of Mimic complains
Of sneak thieves who carted away
bushels Of blue stem seed wheat.
No clue as to the identity of the
has been discovered.
Editor A. G.. Thompson of the Edin.
burg Tribune has laid aside the
shears and paste pot, and dons the
smile to seek the republi.
nomination for clerk of court.
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DR.. Mackay Of the live stock inspec-
ion board spent several days on the
Williams ranch near Richardton, in
specting 50 head of cattle that are to
be shipped to Glacier National park
4 part of a government contract.
Park River feels that the county
commissioners of Walsh county are