Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-23
News of iii State

4VVWO VI IllO 0IQIO
The past years enrolment at
jamestown college was 1919.
jamestown Is to do considerable
street grading and sidewalk work this
year. Z
Northwo0d is counting on 1000 Wis.
itors at the Market Day to be held
there June 6.
McHenry county has been frequent:
ly commented on as doing much good
road building.
The farmers organization at Bur.
key are the promoters of a new
cheese factory for that town.
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Fort Rice, a score of miles south of
'Mandan, will appropriately celebrate
Memorial Day this year.
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The Belfeld Times states that the
Fourth o. July is the theme that Is
on everyone's tongue and that this
year will see a great, big, Old.time
noisy Fourth.
Vandals exploded dynamite caps
around the newly constructed f0nnda.
lions of the Halpern clothing store At
Golden Valley, and damaged the waf1
to a considerable extent. 4
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Valley City Is to have a sumIfet
school at the normal buildings, which
will last, from June 30 until Au4Nst
~. This term will be designated as
a School of Method and Review.
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The oficials of the FairmouHt and
Veblen Railroad company in the south
eastern part of this state and north.
ern South Dakota, are planhing an
extension of the prosperous,1i
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Illinois farmers are looking to this
state for a field for the investment
of the proceeds of the sales of their
farms in that state. Many have al
ready bought land and others are
looking the situation over with a view
of investing. i
The Minneapolis Symphony orches.
ira, which will appear in this city
June 2, is attracting attention from
all parts of the state. A. number of
the people from the vicinity of Far
10 r planning to come to Bismarck
to hear the music. ,
Every report coming from the Mis-.
souh slope indicates that sufficient
moisture is in thetsoil'to make a good
startfor the year; Other conditions
and the frequent rains indicate that
the season is one that IAN be counted
on for a good crop. NJ
/ "A few of the travelling scouts for
eastern manufacturers who have been
measuring the conditions over the
state report that the lid on credit
has been lifted and that instructions
have been ISSUED to accept long time
credit for. the goods.
Walsh county hunters and trappers
have reported good wolf hunting this
spring. The bounty paid by the coun-
ty and state amounts to $3.50 each
wolf and one man brought in 10
scalps in one day. thereby receiving
$81 for his days efforts.
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Two men e severely injured at
Washburn Thursday afternoon, when
a gasoline speeder jumped the track
and threw the men on the rails in
front of the machine. Two fractures
Of the lower limbs were sustained by
the boys on the machine.
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Thirty thousand dollars worth of
state bonds, not due until 1926, were
retired by the treasury department,
Thursday. This makes nearly 5000.
900 Of the states debt that has been
paid of during the past year. The
outstanding debts are now 1927 900. .
lMandan has issued q program for
the Chautauqua to be held in that
city from July 5 to ~, inclusive. The
little booklet is from. the News Prints
ing company's press and is well got
ten up. The press work Is good and
the advertising within is well bal
anced. n
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Some difficulty seems to have been
experienced by assessors in: securing
the party enrolment Of the electors
of this stats. In some towns the as
SCISSORS Rave kept their Offices open
until late at night to accommodate
the" people who have not been at
home when the assessor was around.
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A report has been received here
that late Thursday afternoon a heavy
hail storm visited the country around
Dogden, battering trees and other
vegetation to such an extent that
there will not be foliage on the trees
this year. Windows were broken and
a number of young calves, pigs and
lambs were killed by the hailstones,
which were unusually large. |
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Rollin Jaberg, a Sanborn man, en-
listed. Before he could enter the SER
Vice, it was found he was only one
,ofS150O who had been enlisted beyond
gapta. He received full pay for his
ttuae and mileage to and from the en-.
rolling point. Mr.. Jaberg states he is
satisfied with Uncle Sans treatment
and%only sorry that he was one of the
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