Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-06
News of the State
Swat the fly,

Darlington wants a brass band.
T. s.
incorporation is planned at Golden
Valley.
Glen Ullin has a strong baseball ag.
grcgatiOn.
The Park River GazetteINews is long
Oh local news.
The state papers arc short On dis.
play advertising. =
Grand Forks Elks will have a ball
team in the field this year.
s.
"A Sheldon farmer sold six steers
which brought him $557.57.
Work has commenced IN the new
Catholice school at Sykeston.
A new broom factory is an indus.
try recently acquired by Beach.
s.
La Moure county is interested In
silos and a number are under CON
struCtion.
Lisbon commercial club is making
strenuous efforts to land the Odd Eel.
lows home.
s.
listimators claim North Dakota's
population has increased 109,910 in
the past four years. "
s. s.
Ross Valley News is twelve years
old and is u hale and hearty youth
just entering its teens.
Lakota entertained the members OF
the Lutheran Synod which was held
at that place last week.
49,
BlackmaiI, illegal voting and other
charges are laid upon several Beach
citizens by other citizens.
s.
Free Snuff" for visitors at the
Burke fair is one way of attracting
visitors to the big show.
- g.
Taylor citizens who suffered loss of
property in the fire arc planning to
build q bigger and better Taylor.
s.
The Red River valley reported an
abundance of moisture in the soil
and then came Mondays rain.
49,
The N. p. has recently established
a temporary depot at Golden Valley.
A local agent has been given charge.
s.
Hannah LoCken, a little girl, less
than three years, ate gopher poison
and died before help could reach her.
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The Benedict Farmers elevator was
recently sold under the hammer
must have been a screw loose some.
where.
The mayer of Beach appointed a
number OF. men to city Office, put the
council refused to confirm appoint
ments.
Cooperstown shooters have prepared
their grounds SO that many competi-
tive shooting matches may be enjoyed
this year.
Grafton will entertain the tri.county
educational meeting Thursday and
Friday. Pembina, Cavalier and Walsh
counties are represented.
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Ryder reports active work on the
western extension of the 500 line.
Work will be pushed until the line
west has been completed.
DR.. e. l.. Goss gave an interesting
paper en- the Lewis AID Clark expe-
dition. at the meeting of the Mems
Literary society, Darlington.
W. M. Pitt of Grary had an exper-
fence with a big tarantula. He finally
secured the wild Mexican product, has
it In captivity and on exhibition.
The III German-American states
that Golden Valley, Mercer county.
will have the greatest celebration
Ever pulled off west Of the Old
Muddy"
Community competition" has ap-
peared in more than one hundred
state papers during the last week.
Must have had some meat in that
article.
A North Dakota cattle thief hid In
a chicken coop when the sheriff APP
peared on the scene However, the
bird was caught and is now repining
behind stone walls.
Major Burlingame. q veteran of the
civil war, died recently at Lakota. The
late major was one Of the pioneers
of that place and has had much to
do with shaping the history of Lake.
ia.
The new water system at earring
nearly a year, because some people
did not want the city to pay for it.
It has been formally accepted by the
city board.
Miss Ruth Blackwell of Coopers-
town, has won signal honors at Oberlin
college and has been elected to a
permanent, place in the cast of Romeo