Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-13
News of the State
Many parts of the state report the
construction of silOA.

Many parts of the state report the
construction of siloA.
The Parker show is billing the
Northeastern part of the state and
will show in many towns.
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Board of Trustees-Theo. Kahallek,
Kenmare; Gunder Nelson, Nome;
John w. Martin, Enderlin.
Pisek has a Bohemian Slavonic
league. 1t predicted that a large
membership will be added to the Or
der.
Special trains will run to Minot
from Fargo, Devils Lake, Grand Forks
and Bismarck to attend the B. P. O.
e. convention in that city.
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Work has begun on Fargo's new
municipal market. The city engineer
has started work and soon it will be
in such shape as to be practicable.
Carson and Flasher reported the
heaviest hail storm of the past few
years in their vicinity. Chickens,
calves and W. COWS were killed by
the hail.
The Grafton Commercial club is
planning a booster tour to be made
to adjacent towns. A number of
autos will be used and a two days
run made.
Delegates to International conven-
ton Ito be hell at New Orleans in
the fall)-R.' G. Fuller, Beach; w. r.
C~rasswell, Valley city; John C. Ross,
Valley City.
Flasher reports many of the Nor
ton county candidates visit that town
weekly-possibly for inspiration.
The Lark store has ben acquired by
w. +. Berrier of Flasher.
Forty-seven foreigners will take the
oath of allegiance to the Stars and
Stripes at Mandan this month, and at
the same time cast an intelligent bal
lot for the state and county candi-
dates
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Y. M. C. A. Boys of Fargo will leave
this week for LAKE Cormorant for
their summer outing and encampment.
Lisbon gave lne firemen excellent
entertainment during the recent tour.
nament.
The Fargo Forum state under large
headlines that Moorhead is mot in.
Guided" in the. territory that was
closed by the treaty of 1855 and
which the u s. Supreme court said
was dry territory.
The LaMOure county papers are
waging war on candidates not to their
liking. Some for one, some for an.
other, but they are making their in.
fluence in the political scrap felt to
a very great degree.
Melby post office has been closed
and the mail is now handled from
Dunn Center. This change was made
on account of the rapid growth of the
new town. 1t is one the new line OF
railroad from Stanton west.
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Elgin has already engaged teachers
for the coming year. They are, prin-
cipal, William 1arr, of Valley City;
grammar department, Miss Inez Mas.
ison of Elgin; intermediate room,
Miss Blanche Bailler, Mayville, and
primary, Miss Purcell.
Although the reward in the case of
Tivonen, the escaped convict, has
been doubled, no one outside of the
officials has attempted to capture
the man who beat his pal into insen.
sibility in order to make his " get.
away.
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The LaMoure creamery will soon
open under the management of the
Glendale company. A lacal manger
will be put in to take charge and it
is hoped to bring the creamery back
to the high place it formerly occupied
In the butter making class.
Clarence A. Baker of Mandan had a
close call from drowning when his
boat was drawn by the current to the
center of the stream and owe the
mllldam. The result was a good
scare, drenching and a damaged boat.
Hail piled up in ravine at Tt. Rice
| m Tho dnnth 80 cs~, R-
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Wednesday afternoons hail storm
covered a strip from five to eight
miles wire. 1t commenced near the
Montana boundary, hitting and caus.
ing heavy loss at many places be.
tween that point and a few miles
southeast of Bismarck. The total
amount of damage cannot be estimat.
ed.
The Glen Ullin News calls the at.
tention of the health officer and 9th.
ers to the deploraOle conditions exist.
ing where back yards have so many
doors emanating from them. The
yards are good nesting grounds for
tiles and the people wonder WHY they
are so troubled with the little buzzing
pests.
Next convention ~place-Wahpeton.
The suffrage speakers at a Dickin-
son meeting were nearly mobbed by
the South Dickinsonians. The people
there were large opposed to the con.
dltion that women get out and work