Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-27

i mere V4 were tWe'e plafy,es9rSs' :.
Wyndmere is proud OF the pure.
blood draft horses that are raised in
that vicinity--they have right to
be when q team Of youngsters COM
mands $1,000 from the buyer.
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Miss NJ. Beatrice Johnston has sceE
preaching the gospel Of consolidated
schools at Larimora with c: nsider.
able success, and has enlisted the IS.
sistance of the c1mr.ercial club in
her enterprise. =
At a recent meeting Of the Farm.
ers' club for the town Of Independ-
ence, LaMoure county listened to and
discussed papers on. How. to Plant
and Raise Strawberries. and How to
Improve Our School.
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A NUMBER of con tractors at Mandan
have organized into the Mandan Con
struction Co., which IS to be incOr-
porated under the laws OF the state,
the leading spirit is Charles Kidd, an
old time contractor.
d .w.Ei
/, The state Inspector Of consolidated,
rural and grade schools. has placed ut
tho disposal Of the state papers a
compact list, citing twenty-five bene.
fits to 4be derived from the consoli-
dated school system, gg y H..
it r-.a- VI
Miss Alderman, superintendent of
schools for Billings county, Is an en-
thusiastic worker for the consolida-
ton of rural schools, and has been
talking over the proposition with the
people of Fryburg with some success.
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Senator Knute Nelson of Minneso.
ia has written the officers of the fair
association att ,C0Operstcwn, that II
will be- ABSOLUTELY Impossible for him
to attend the Ariggs county fair this
year and cites good reasons why he
must forego the pleasure.
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n At DilnOr the voters at the town
election conferred their interests In
The election OF a town treasurer,
which: they deemed the most import.
ant OF the ofiicers to be elected, ar.
gu;Eg that they wanted 4, right
mn, ,c rendlc their mon; II
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: r'.p.. OF Bowman are C'nl:d OF
their public library. On the shelves
are $50 volumes, bought during the
past year. Twenty-Five volume were
donated by friends of the enterprise,
and the onicers wish there were more
such friends. .G
Land owners may secure trees for
planting free CT charge from the
school OF forestry at Bottiaeau. The
school expects to have about 1 ,O00, 900
trees for distribution in 1915 and it
has quite a large suppl for distrih.,-
ton this year. rs
Visitors to the state are surprised
at the high prices which farmers are
willing to pay for high grade COWS.
horses, hogs and sheep and thcy say
1t is not surprising that this common.
wealth is making such strides as 1t
Is along the line Of diversified farm.
ing.
President Smith instituted IN 'Op.
era house" at the State Science
school at Wahpeton recently, so tina;
the people OF the city and vicinity
could see the school operating and
work in all the departments in &C.
tiyity, also to hear the State Scin,a
School band. 81
According to the Republican, Port
land is to be made prominent cen
ter for the production of pure blood
poultry. Of al1rerent breeds. Fifteen OF
the local poultry falciers have i'm.
ported eggs for as many varieties Of
fowls. Later a poultry association is
to- be organized.
The young men of BOttinean have
taken UP the matter of the organiza.
ton Of a commercial club with con.
siderable show Of success. After one
or two preliminary meetings, the or.
ganization committee decided upon
e banquet TO precede the completing
of q permanent organization of the
club. Il g@ 3s,s:
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They must be doing things at the
elevators at Aneta, according to the
Panorama, which says that special
efforts should be made to have the
read from the elevators to the GENE.
terry, and another three-quarters OF
q mile adjacent, graveled, as they are
two of the worst places of road trl.
butary to the city.
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The ten farmers clubs Of Cavalier
county have organized q county asso.
citation for mutual benefit. Following
the meeting the delegates attending
were entertained at supper by the
commercial club. The meal was
served in the gymnasium of the high
school By the ladies Of the Woman's
club of Langdon.