Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-06

merated in Bottinean county this
year.
Reports come from Washington that
Fargo is to have a $3OU,00O federal
building.
Over an inch OF rain was reported
Thursday from the territory south
west of Dickinson.
Minot captured the twenty-tifth an
nual Sunday School convention,
which will be held in 1915.
Shields is to have an Indian base
ball team this year. The permanent
organization is to be made soon.
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May vas the month of gophers in
Burleigh. The county commissioners
paid out $4,000 for 10000 gophers.
Charles w. Sibley, editor of the
Rolette County Record, has annaunc-
ed himself a candidate for the legis.
lature.
Sherwood is to have a good roads
day, June 23rd, and all the people in.
terested in the topic should be or
hand at that time.
The school children and Mrs. Fl. Fl.
Hallenberg OF Carson, beautified the
park by setting out trees, and MAX
ing a few flower beds.
J. L. F1iebel Of stady, one Of the
first to settle in the territory COM
prised in Divide county. died at Al
%exandria, MINI, recently.
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Grades into Halliday are nearly
completed and soon the merry whistle
of the Northern Pacific engines will
greet the people of this place.
SiXty-four years is a long time to-
live, but recently at Donnybrook, Mr..
and Mrs. John J. Robinson celebrated
their sixty-fourth wedding anniver-
Tsary.
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The Bad Lands are living up to
their names this year-tornadoes,
c%loudbursts and heavy electric
storms have visited that locality
weekly.
Park Commissioner Walther OF Eer-
thold reports that vandals have de-
stroped several bird houses in the
park and other houses have been car
ried away.
The people of Taylor oanquetec
about % Dickinson fremen and the
home ffremen for the able work done
at the time of the big ire at Taylor
this spring.
Willow City has purchased a new
fire engine and Thursday last gave
it a tryout. 1t proved satisfactory
in every way and will become a fix
ture in the department.
At every meeting held along the
main line Of the N. P, the game and
1904 bOdlu VI CoAGIol ll6tC HIcL LAduy
OF the sportsmen in the localities
where the meetings have been held.
A check artist is operating in the
vicinity of Hannaford and a couple Of
the business men at that place have
cashed checks on a New Rockford
bank and have found that no such &C.
count existed,
The Bottineau News has just clos
ed its fifteenth year and looks pros
porous and better than ever. May
it continue to grow in wealth, and
in favor with the people Of the Sec
tion it serves.
Two Westhope boys were arrested
last week and fined five dollars
each for riding on the sidewalks.
They had been warned to keep Off
the sidewalks but felt themselves
greater than the law.
The Marion Sentinel states that
Marion will have a ahJg celebration
July =, dhu IuoIcS many vi JIG DHof
ness men on the subject. Everybody
is willing" is the arrived
at from the quotations.
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The jamestown Commercial club
has made arrangements with the
band at that city to give open air
concerts every week during the
summer The place selected for the
concerts, is near the N. p. park.
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June T., the first delivery OF mail
On Route No. 2, out of Bowman, was
inaugurated. This route will supply
a large number Oh patrons hitherto
compelled to go to town or send with
a %neighbor when the mail was want
ed.
A number OF North Dakota sports
men and horsemen are planning to go
to Miles City, to be present at the
roundup to be held there in the neal
future. Many North Dakotans make
this annual pilgrimage for the many
racing events.
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Trains 5 and 6 on the Northern Pa.
ciic will probably be removed from
service, Sunday. June I. Orders We
been issued by the chief clerk in the
mail department, abrogating all mail
contracts whereby pouches have been
carried on No. 6.
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