Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-27
News Of the State

Some are still wondering now IL
was done"
The State Gun club Is having q big,
three days shoot at Grand Forks.
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Grafton will have a five days chau-
tauqua this year. July Ii is the open
ing date.
All roads running i1to Fargo have
granted the 2-celt rate for the state
fair July 1925.
Protection of birds which feed up
on insects is receiving some agita.
ton in the state.
Dunn Center is jubilant. The Nor
them Pacific Railroad company will
build to that place this year.
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jamestown will celebrate the
Fourth. A carnival company closes
its engagement on that day.
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Crop reports from all over the
state show very best conditions. A
record breaker is expected.
Rain in sufficient quantities has
been reported from Ellendale, but no
damage from the storms has been
noted.
Mrs. Wanner of Jamestown address.
ID tho Tr3- To,nAv nook{nu ~ tho NJ
C. r. U. at Wimbledon, on Women's
Suffrage.
A Hankinson la1dmark-the old
Catholic church-was destroyed by
fire ecently-having been struch by.
lightning.
j. M. Anderson, president of the
Equity Exchange, is at Taylor and will
deliver a speech at the big picnic held
at that place.
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Wahpetoa spent in ten years
$4,000 in the waterworks depart
ment besides the revenue derived
from the plant.
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The railroad commission has or.
dered a reduction in laundry express
rates and a return to the use of ex-
cess baggage coupons.
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The railroad commission will hold a
meeting at Fargo, July Z, to investi-
gate the matter of the charges Of dis
elimination in switching
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Michigan.-Ward Holden of this
place suffered a broken arm when he
was thrown from a bicycle, while
making a fast turn at a corner.
Lankin.-Mrs. Peter Nagel, a well
known resident of Lankin, is dead.
The remains were taken to her for
mer home at Ithaca, web, for burial.
The Ramsey county church confer.
ence held at Crary this week was
Of great interest and much enthusi-
asm was reported from the meeting.
Bowbells men have organized a
bank at Whitehall, Mont, and some
of the Dakotans will go to the place
and take active charge of the new
institution.
Changes in train schedules and the
taking of Of trains Nos. 5 and 6 have
caused considerable Inconvenience to
the people of the entire territory
along the main line.
The annual summer schools for the
teachers Of Pierce, Towner, Ramsey
and Rolette counties will be held at
Devils Lake, and the first meeting
will be the 10Th Of June and will con.
tinue until August Z.
Fargo-Mrs. Myrtle Robinson, moth.
er of E. w. Robinson, died at a local
hosuital, June %, after a brief illness
resulting from a complication of dis
cases. Mrs. Robinson was 46 years
old and lived with her son in this city.
MinOt-Peter Ulvestad, a former
Minot man, died at Tacoma, Wash,
where he had been living for the past
two years, from tuberculosis. He was
AZ years old and leaves q wife and
one child.
The Homeopathic ended their meet
ing in Fargo with a big banquet and
everything a joyous as the prOverb.
ial marriage bell. The homeopathic
are satisfied with the conditions and
the association is steadily gaining
membership.
Devils Lake-Bert Smutz, who owns
a big farm west of Garske, reports
a field of early barley on his place is
heading out and that every field is in
f~irst+class condition. The country
could not appear better in the opinion
of Mr.. Smutz.
Another case of didn't know it was
loaded" is reported from Mimic,
where Dominica Kupa, aged 9, was
shot In the abdomen by a gun that
had been laid aside. The bowels were
perforated in six places, but it Is ex.
pected she will recover.
A news item is to the effect that
a Walsh county mans trousers
which were stolen last winter was
recovered the other day. The item
neglects to say what the man did in
the meantime also recovered pos.
sibly.