Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-08
News ofths St1h

The electric plant At Hazelton
is working ID fineaOrder. VA
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The band at Hebron is now In
charge Of a capable resident director.
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The creamery building at Hazeltons
vii probably either be sold Or leas-
ed. S.s ;,s.
The town Of Stanley boasts Of an
cfhcial, abstractor. who finds plenty
to do. tr
There is an active mems club con-
nected with the Methodist church at
Rugby.
Luyerne, On the new line to MinOt,
is to have a new school house, and az
baseball team.
One machinery firm at Litchville
In 1918 sold 112 automobiles and al
number of gas engines.
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The. Transcript ut New Rockford
f~eaturizes the annual convention Of
the American Society Of Equity.
A Bantry farmer named a pure
blood Holstein .heifer Lady Washing
ton, because 1t vas born FEB. %.
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Somebody would like to find the To-
cal coal thieves at tbantry, who broke
the seals of a coal cal to get At what
they wanted. = I n
Miss Josephine Stiffness, assistant
superintendent, is the new superin-
tsndent at the Good. Samaritan hos
Iital at Rugby.
A firm Of first-class machinists Is
in charge of the auto garage ataEge.
land, a great convenience to autoists
in Towner county.
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There are new 20 paid-up MEM.
ers of the Commercial club at Lans.
tord-the officers are campaigning for.
a roster of 1O0tmembers.
Farmers in Renville county have
Deen killing large numbers of rabbits
which they:-have used for fresh meat:
feed for their poultry flocks.
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A Towner. county lady says that.
'sfter spending the fall and winter in
Maine, she prefers the Flickertail
state to the hills of New England.
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The program committee OF. the Par
~ent:Teachers' Association Of Marion.
have the knack of: making useful and
attractive programs for the meet
ings.
The Tribune at Rugby says the.
l.tgl school building and equipment
must be greatly improved to enable
the school to- qualify as q ~frst-class
high school. u
Pending the rebuilding or their
CHURCH, which was destroyed by fire
a. few days ago, the Methodists OF
Darlington will, use the Progressive
Dunkard church.
Till it has recovered frim the eff.
fects of the fire. the Valley City
Ttmes-Record will accept the assist
ance of the Courier and Patriot in
publishing its daily.
In Q test Of town cows at CARING.
ton for tuberculosis, only one animal
Out OF twenty-f0ur failed to pass the
test and 1t was ordered killed and
disposed Of according to- law.
/ 1t is said that Editor Kirsch of the
Warwick Sentinel has Withdrawn.
from the race for county treasurer
cf Benson county, aid will devote
Ills time to the study of law.
The writer of the school notes In
The Mott Spotlight urges the par
ents to make more frequent visits to.
the roOms attended by their children.
D Y encouraging the children and
helping the. teacher.
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WHAT'S the use of the state spend.
ing q lot of money sending Kositsky
out to put property on the assess
ment rolls only to have Tax Commits
sioner Wallace knock it of with a
btg bluff. &
The Fairmount News Notes that
the North Dakota press is mighty
glad that the United States court OF
appeals reversed the verdict of Clark
aud C%rockard, aid they dent have
to go to prison-not yet.
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The Lincoln and Washington birth
day anniversaries were properly obs
served by the pupils and teachers in
the public schools at Egeland. An
encouraging feature was the attend
ance OF, parents and friends.
The county commissioners in 9th:
er counties that related so per cent
OF the taxes for the Great Western
Grain company must feel fine over
the statement of tax commissioner
Wallace that he did it ON q big bluff.
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Hebron Tribune: b. j. Mackin of
the Mandan Commercial club spent
las Friday here, gathering data on
shipping conditions here and on the
outlook in general with the object of