Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-24
News Of the State
Beach has / school park.

Beach has I school park.
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Commencement will be held in Man.
dan June !.
Candidates for the office of attorney
general may hold a debate in Man.
da1.
Cando is planning the construction
OF many hundred yards Of concrete
sidewalks.
Papers are well filled with the pub
LEGATION from the insurance depart.
ment this month.
Dickey county reports that nearly all
the assessors have turned in the books
to the county, auditor.
Sentinel Butte may have an electric
line II plans are carried out that are
now before the people.
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Beach wants a cheese factory. The
commercial club will see what can
be done along that line.
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The Wideawake club at Finley held
a parcel shower for two of its mem
bers who will be June brides.
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Golden Valley county commission.
ers have purchased four cabinet safes
for the officials of that county.
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The court house grounds at Wahpe'
ton are being decorated and flowers
shrubs and trees nave bee:1 set out.
The cath annual Sunday School
convention of North Dakota, will be
held at jamestown, June 2 to 5, in
elusive.
Grocery peddlers have annoyed the
local merchants at Sheldon, by going
out and soliciting business among the
farmers.
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The Steele county fair association
held a meeting at Finley, recently and
made plans for the coming seasons en-
tertainment.
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Vandals threw a dry cell battery
through one of the large plate glass
windows of the First National Bank at
Cando, recently.
N. J. Ness Of Barton was arrested
on a charge of violating both state and
federal game laws. He was fined $40
for having shotstwo geese.
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At the Yellowstone Park trail day
at i4hame, the promoters of the
scheme reported $1,000 had been
raised to continue the work.
Grand Forks and the Western I'm
ion telegraph company are at two
ends of a controversy regarding the
service and franchises in ~thatScity.
MAJ has opened its new $1,000 con.
solidated school and the patrons are
rejoicing over the additional advan.
tages offered the young children in an
educational way.
The Mouse River Loop Chautauqua
association has let the contract for
the new auditorium. This new build
ing will have a seating capacity of
several thousand. I
The 'postmistress at Fort Rice has
brought suit against a banker Of the
same place for SANDER. She desires
five thOuand dollars as an assuage-
ment of her hurt feelings.
Many candidates for county office are
advocating a four year term of Office
and then no mdre-some Of them
probably think they might make the
place once but not. oftener.
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The stork outflew the grim reaper
in Morton county for the first three
months of this year. The stork had
Ill notches in his bill and the reaper
nicked his scythe As times.
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Morton county. democrats have put
a full ticket III the field and that
staulch disciple of democracy, Jim
Campbell, oes not appear among the
names Of the office seekers.
Fargo city commissioners played to
a full house at their last session
preachers, women. members of civic
league and others were present to op-
pose having a dancing pavilion in Is.
land park.
In the central part of the state many
fine trees were destroyed or badly
broken by the sleet which collected
on the limbs until the weight split
the trees asumder or tore the branch
es from the trunk.
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That former national bank exam.
liner Frank S. Graham has purchased
the J.. p. Ernster interests in the
Farmers and Merchants State Bank at
Mandan, is reported from the Man.
dan side of the river.
o. ]. Hanson of Leeds, formerly
manager of an elevator at Maza, was
arrested on a charge alleging embez