Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-08
News of the State
PlanS are under way for a munich.
pal ball park for Cakes.

Plans are under way for a munich.
pal ball park for Cakes.
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Grand Forks will entertain the Re.
tail Merchants association July Is.
16 and II.
The Bisbee Gazette har in large
type "The world moves-and women
help to move It."
Lorraine il to have a new school
house and recently two carloads Of
Humber were unloaded at that place
for the building.
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Miss Harriet Grim will state grim
facts to tie people Of Valley City,
when she speaks on the suffrage
question at that place.
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Senator Porter ]. McCumber has
been secured to address the Old Set.
lers' picnic which will be held in
Fargo. at the state fair, July a.
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Lightning has claimed more Wet
inns in North Dakota during the past,
thirty days than during any previous
year in the history of the state
The Sherwood Tribune believes
tho Mayor and fire chief should
make monthly inspection of the
buildings and risks in that city.
Bowman county has contributed
thirteen men to the %penitentiary dur
ing the past two years-largely due
to the aggressiveness of Jack Bar
rett, sheriff.
Reduced rates over the railroads
to the state fair has excited much
favorable comment from the press
and the people who anticipate at.
tending the fair.
The Minneapolis Bankers special
train to the BANKERS convention at
Williston caused considerable COM
melt in state papers-some pleasing
and some caustic.
Editor Ratcliff OF the Darcy Com.
mercial reports that a young editor
has made its entrance to his home
and that some day it will likely out
do the old man,
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Complaints are frequent regard
ing the high prices the shows and
c~ircuses are charging the people who
attend Just 50 the children can see
the funny things."
Emil Seidl, the socialist speaker,
and n time candidate for the may
or's Office in Milwaukee, delivered
two speeches in the northern part Of
state, recently.
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Since the money was raised and
the gift from J.9J. Hill secured for
Fargo College, the board Of directors
ia planning for the biggest year II
the history = daAel institution
Editor Clement OF the Billings
County Herald remarks that the
country has had 80 many million dol
lar rains this year that q million dol
lar dry spell would be appreciated.
The two banks at Forbes have de-
cided there is not room enough II
that place for both Of them so the
Farmers State Bank took over the
assests and liabilities Of the Forbes
bank.
The school in the vicinity of Glen
burn must be very very good or the
reverse for the board has employed
only six teachers during the past six
months and none Of the six would
stay over . month.
The railroad commission was in
yesterday and took up some
very important matters. One matter
.pertained to elevators and warehouse
es which has been q matter of dis
cussion for some time.
: The State Press Association has
been freely advertised by its men,
bers and from the number who have
signified their intention to be pres.
ent, this years meeting will Guido
anything before reported.
A young man at Bisbee. who had
been around that section Of the state
Tor some time, disappeared and at
the same time two watches and q
Of money were missed by his
landlord. No trace Of the missing
man or property has been found.
Stanton Ia experiencing that comp
lete isolation which 1t had before the
building OF the line out of Ma1daa.
With the only train running on that
line beneath the muddy waters Of
Knife aad nine bridges washed
put, the prospect for the Immediate
resumption Of traffic Ia anything but
alluring-and Stanton has to use the
Jerry once mores
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Vol. 1, No. l Of the Rawsoa Trib-
me has found its way to the ex.
table and though q new born
infant It shows signs OF being q
strong force for ~nrorroaa IN itc Viz.