Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-28
News Of the State

The School of Forestry will have
graduation exercises from May 81 to
June 4.
LaFollette may be one OF the speak
ers at the Chautauqua at Mandan
this year.
Jamestown entertained u large del
egation Of Metthodists, Tuesday OF
this week.
Work has commenced on the Bow.
man Light. Heat and Power com.
pany's building.
The plaintiff won in the Guild,More
Courier.News suit at Fargo. Defend
ant will appeal the case.
s.
The Fargo group of the North Da-
kota Bankers association will con-
vene in Fargo this afternoon.
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Steele is to celebrate Memorial
Day and has asked Andrew Miller to
deliver the address of the day.
The r. K. Woods drug store at
Stanton, which was recently burned,
will be rebuilt of concrete blocks.
Devils Lake is in the throes of the
discussion as to the p%racticability OF
building a municipal slaughter house.
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Miss Lizzie Brown of Leeds won
first honOrs and $50 for a temperance
assay In a contest at the University
Of N. D.. e.
Brinslnade has a new collection of
minerals. Each speciman is tagged
to show its naml9, age and place from
which 1t was taken.
Bowman will probably have a farm
ers' elevator. Stock subscriptions
have been solicited and the farmers
have generously responded.
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Beach reports crop conditions as
excellent in that part of the state. ,
Everything points to a big year for
the Golden Valley metropolis.
COOperstOwn will hold a special
election June 5, to vote on the ques.
ton Of bonding the city to raise funds
for the building Of a public gymnasi-
UNI. @&s
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Tho ~cihnwn1k onnctrlOfi0n founw hos>
struck Beach. Contractors are indus.
trious in spreading the virus and
hope that the city council will become
President KrOeZe OF the Jamestown
college whOshastb been in the east for
several days, reports a number of Dig
donations for the college on the hill
at Jamestown. {
Beach offers a donation of $1,000
If the electric line which has been
under consideration will run through
that city on its .Wayg.between Baker,
Montana and SCI lfpef Butte, N. D.
The North Dakota game and fish
board of control will start on a trip
along the main line of the N. P. this
week and hold meetings in James.
town, Bismarck, Dickinson and Beach.
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First National Bank of New Rock
ford has passed into the hands of
Fessenden and Harvey parties. A re-
port states that the new man at the
head represents the Beiseker inter.
ests in the institution.
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The happenings at the Mississippi
Valley Historical society in conven7
ton at Grand Forks, will be photol
graphed and the pictures will be-
used on films for entertainment pur-
poses.
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The supreme court knocked out the
last hope Of G. L.. Bickford for a REL
lease from the sentence of the trial
court. by its decision of the first Of
the week. Bickford will undoubtedly
serve time. a.
Goldstein, the anti.socialist, gavesHa
lecture in Mandan Tuesday night.
LeSueur of Minot and Goldstein have
been scheduled to debate the social
question at some point in the state,
Is a report that Is current.
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There Is trouble at Crocus, North
Dakota. At an election the schools of
that place were legislated out of bus.
mess. Some objected and the matter
Is In the hands of the district Judge
at present for an adjudication. !
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Since the construction of the Heart
River dam. boating has become very
popular at Mandan, and many of the
young people have new canoes and
light skiffs for pleasure purposes. Al
few small motor boats will probably
be added shortly.
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The Commission of the Methodist
episcopal church regarding educa-
tlonal matters met in jamestown on
Tuesday and formulated plans and
gave reports regarding their work for
the last few months. Many Leading
Methodists we're there.
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Joseph L. Spence, formerly of Bis
marck, waived hearing at Mandan,
when arraigned before Justice H. L..
Henke, on a charge alleging embez-
element. Bonds were fixed at $500.
Thus far Spence has not secured any,
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