Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-12
News of the State
Grano reports scarlet fever in that
section OF the state.

r section OF the state.
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Gregus Gregorson of Minor was
drowned in the Red River. near Far
:. 60.
Gallo is proud of it's new concrete
walks and new U. G. +. hotel. Othel
, improvements are under way.
$500 for the best mile of road or
:, the six main t%horofares running Out
of Devils Lake, has been offered as d
prize. err
Jacob Rieder, capitol custodian
spent some time in Minot in the in
terest of his candidacy for railroad
cOmmiss Toner. "
Everywhere over the state there is
comment on the Bickford pardon, and
almost everyone is satisfied with the
action of the pardon board.
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Jesse Starkweather of Crosby,
charged by Adolph Grinder with the
theft of an automobile, pleaded guilty
and was sentenced to a year.
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Lidgerwood has a Commercial club,
Eighty members were secured the
night of organization and more, un'
doubtedly, will soon be added.
At Wahpeton, June 22nd, the new
RiohlnrI ooIpty pourk hp,,co yui11 ho
dedicated. A program committee is
at work on the plans for the exercises
A big crowd is expected.
49,
"23" was the number of progress
sives that registered in Barnes county
out of a total of 3434 people who reg
istered for the primary election when
the assessor counted noses.
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The Barton State Bank was broken
into last week and robbed of $50. No
trace to the Yeggs who were supposed
to have done the work, has been
found.
Lidgerwood is considering holding
a community institute this summer
and the organizer for that work Is in
the territory at present working up
sentiment.
Stanton claims the Mercer county
baseball championship this year. Also
it has a world beaten Of a pitcher
named Hannah, who has had several
flattering offers to enter the big
leagues.
Bruflat church, the center of one of
the richest Scandinavian settlements
at Portland, N. D.. has celebrated its
fortieth anniversary. Bruflat academy
under the church management was a
participant in the celebration.
President A. l.. Johnson of Devils
Lake signed the ordinance which gives
that city a food inspector. The ordi.
nance is modelled after that in use in.
Grand Forks, and will he highly ap.
preciated by the people of the city,
with the Satanic name.
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A movement is on foot among the
sportsmen of the state to, create a
fund to buy small tracts in each town
ship to be used as game reserves.
Fifty cents on each license would ere.
ate a good fund throughout the state
to begin the work.
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A big fourth of July celebration has
been planned for Halliday. Hundreds
of people are expected to make that
town headquarters for celebrating the
country's natal day. All the frills
that go with a lively Fourth will be in
evidence and everyone, old or young,
is promised a good time.
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Evidenced used at the time of the
custer proceedings against the mayor
and chief of police of Hankinson has
been of double value and recently the
sheriff arrested four men on the
charge of selling liquor. The men
were bound over to the district court
to appear at the June term.
The Nesson Valley Farmers club
will hold an Alflfa picnic at A. H. Nell
sons Valley Farm, June 81. An Ell
aborate program is being prepared foff
the occasion and an effort will be
made to have w. C.. Allen, of the Da-
kota Farmer, and Dean Willard of
Fargo, as speakers Of the day.
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The AnamOose Progress dropped
three political announcements from
its pages a few days since, because
the politicians refused to pay for the
advertising. Another paper refers to
the pOliticiansgas Cheap skates who
have had the benefit of the advertis.:
Ing until almost time for the primary
election
The kennare school board adopted
a resolution to institute proceedings
against Messrs. w. H. Makee, S. H.
Lowe and P. NJ. Cole, members of the
board during the years 19O7-08, to re-
cover certain sums of money which
the present board alleges was paid
out of school maintenance fund for
the erection of building contrary to
law.
The Montpelier Magnet, Vol. /, No.
l, has arrived at this office, and shows
up we'll for the first number. 1t is
an eight page paper, four page ready
print and four home print, we'll filled
with advertising. Editor Weston
states he has selected Montpelier of
all North Dakota towns to start a pa