Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-31
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\. r. Nelson is building . feed mill

NJ, NELSON'S building 9 ICED mn mn
at Leal. N
business men are making improve
ments at Martin.
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AS usual. The Stanley Sun ;bristle,
will local happenings.
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Editor Hainesr has sold The Town
er Tribune to David Garrison.
There is considerable activity II
real estate In Emmons county.
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A family at Mckenzie received
large jar Of h%orseradishs by parce
post.
Operations for the erection of Z
Methodist church at Alexander are on
the way.
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Rev. &. G, G. ;Rleinhardt has been re
elected pastor .of the Presbyterian
church at Crystal.
Editor Arnold OF Calvin IS boosting
hard and fast for the organization Of
a commercial club.
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The commercial club at Rugby held
2 "'get-tpgetherFet meeting and voted
IN a number OF new members.
The Optimist at Rugby thinks that
Speaker Frame would be q "faine
mon" for the office of lieutenant gov.
ernOr. . 9 'H%
So rs at
bishop Tyler of the Episcopal
church Of North Dakota was cordially
welcomed on the occasion of his first
visit to Linton a week ago.
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Miss A. i. Dewitt is the editor and
manager OF The, Ambrose: Tribune, a
paper with a good showing Of neigh.
'bOrhood news, which means so much
to an %enterprising weekly and Is a
Valuable asset.
The Esmond Bee: Large tlocks Of
ducks and geese are making their ap:
pearance at thefaakes in this vicinity.
The lakes are not open but the thin
sheet of water On the ice attracts the
birds.
1t is said that capitalists at St.
Thomas. are considering the erection
of a tire.pr00f brick block. at least
$50 feet frontage, to house the bust
Q 8 concerns In that were destroyed
in thu destructive fire a week ago.
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The SanbOrn. Enterprise: Miss Neil
SON, county superintendent, has been
taking some strenuous. official drives
in the west end of the county. 4
thirty-mile drive, or a day like last
Tuesday. Marchlel7, could hardly be
termed a toy:rides n
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BACH Of the merchants at: Rhame
arranged for AF'6unch'o Of special bar.
gains for shoppers last Saturday, the
result being that Hundreds Of, farm
ers thronged the town during the day
aud a good business was the result
at all Of the stores.
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The Mail at .Marmarth says that
the Milwaukee Railroad Co. will re.
place wooden bridges over the var.
ious creeks west Of the town with
concrete dges.%T There are some ten
bridges which will be reuilt as SOON
as the company can get at the work.
The grocery stores at Stanley make
a good showing for cleanliness &C.
cOrding. to a recent inspection made
under the authority of State Food
Commissioner Ladd Of Fargo. Five
stores were inspected, and the rating
ranged high.
Editor Packard OF Rolla does not
like the corrupt practices act, and
therefore declines to support H. J.
Bessessen of Harvey, who is a candi-
date for lieutenant governor, and
there you are. II. is alleged that Mr..
Bessessen is a close relative to tho
father Of the act.
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The News at Hansboro deplores
the use by small boys of grossly WI.
gar language in the streets at the
least provocation. even in the pres
ence of ladies, and the paper prom
Uses that if the swearing habit is not
curbed the censusXfgures in the state
reform school will be made larger.
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City Attorney Campbell of Rugby
has presented a proposition to the
voters and taxpayers of the city for
its better financial management. He
has given the matter careful study,
j, and sums. all up In an exhaustive
: statement with figures and facts,
7 showing liabilities and assets.
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4 The monthly report of the Pleasant
Valley schools, Adams county, show.
ed, thirteen scholars with rating
above 80. in spelling, and there we're
three with ratings Of go. It Is. said tho
teacher Of that school. Is stickler
for that particular study. There were
proportionatcly go0ds4a4Iatings in
arithmetic.
Fifty farmers Of Happen attended
a me citing recently for.:sthe purpose OF
discussing the establishment of q
creamery in that village. State Dairy
Commissioner Flint, was present and
gave q practical talk to those in at.
tendance. giving some valuable point.
ers on dairy matters In general and
the organization ofScrepamteries in par,
ttcular.