Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-29
'News q tho Stats
Many auction sales are being held.


Glen Ullin is to enter the consoli-
dated school class.
Little Mac is jubilant because In
corporation won at Flasher.
Young farmers at Hettinger are i'm
porting young stock for feeders.
At an auction sale southwest Of
Kenmare, s0ws sold for SIS head.
The Farmers elevator at Antler
proved to be a profitable investment.
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A basket social was given last week
for the benefit of the Leith base ball
team.
DIR. z. A. Kerner has located at
Leith. He comes from Racine, Wis.
cOnsin.
John Heating has sold his interest
in the Leith hardware store to his
brother.
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The Congregational parsonage at
Marmarth will soon be ready for oc-
cupancy.
1t cost peddler at Mott 1880 for
doing what little business he did do
without license.
81 Atty. William BatesOn of Rolla lis
candidate for Judge of the county
court Of Rolette county.
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The McClusky Gazette last week
was long on legal notices-and very
short on local news stories.
A carload Of seed Burbank pota-
toes was disposed of at Westhope, at
s. cents a bushel at the car.
Miss Turk Of the Mott schools gave
model lesson before the Hettinger
County Educational association.
Several farmers have been seen
working ont in the fields, In different
communities in Adams county.
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is to be made permanent enterprise
and this year will be a stellar attrac-
ton.
There is Playground association
at Kelmare, composed wholly Of la.
dies who are doing very useful and
commendable work.
Legal difference was recently ad-
jnsted between John Letzning and
Fred Oelke of Sims. The ownership
of land was involved.
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The commercial club at Happen was
brave enough recently to discuss "the
right Of women to vote" and decided
IN favor ofr the. negative. e..sv ....
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At a smoker and stag party at
Leith given last week county division
was discussed but concentrated
movement did not develop.
Farmers near Westhope are buying
pure blood Holstein COWS for their
herds, some of them paying $500 to
$500 head for young animals.
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New machinery is being installed
in the Office of The Dickinson Press
increased business demanding more
and better facilities for handling it.
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The fourth annual meeting of the
Hettinger county educational ass0cia-
ton, for which attractive programs
were arranged, is in session at Mott.
Carl l.. Johnson, a graduate from
the college at Yankton, s. D., with
bachelors degree, has been elected
superintendent of schools at Ambrose.
1t appears to be that Col. John H.
Frame of Grafton, republican candi-
date for lieutenant governor, has 9
goodly share Of friends In R0llette
county Il
Public school note In The Antler
American: THE fifth grade memoir
lied The Star Spangled Banner this
week. They are now learning the ma
tional anthem"
AHOLAef new ll8l price fOr calves
was established at the ROat auction
on Mach II, near Brisbane, where
calves sold as high as $3.50 and
yearlings for $50.
Increased business demands i'm.
provements in the Lyceum theatre at
Kenmare. The seating capacity will
be doubled, an inclined floor and
larger stage will be installed
There is new states attorney in
Renville county and he just abhOrs
people who fracture the prohibition
law, and promises he will get them II
they persist in their evil deeds.
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Owing to difference of opinion re-
garding certain health precautions
DR.. Frankson presented his resigha
ton to the city council of Rugby, and
that august body promptly accepted It,.
At a recent meeting OF the Hebron
Auto club Geo. Urban was chosen
president and Fred Braun, vice presi-
dent, and Paul Mann, secretary. This
organization is very active one and
is using all of its efforts to secure
a gOnd rnof1 frnvn unhron IN iMAn6An