Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-20
News of the State

Crop conditions are reported very
60 cd in Bowman county.
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Bowman Pioneer advocates better
business methods on the farm.
I Center is to have an Old Settlers
Celebration on June Is and 10.
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Sharon had a big Norwegian Inde-
pendence day celebration, May II.
Judge C. A. Pollock of Fargo, will
deliver the Memorial address at Car
rington, this year.
Mandan Pythians entertained the
Bismarck members of the same socie-
ty, Monday evening.
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The city council at Edgeley was en-.
tertained by the girls of the senior
class in the city high school.
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Sanger has recently made big gains
in memberships in the Yeomen lodge
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An electric line for Dunn and Oliver
counties is occupying the attention of
the citizens Of that part of the state.
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Investigations into the Osborne-Mc-
MILAN fire are being conducted by
four different sets of officials at Ken
mare.
Kenmare people are proud that their
section of the country will be shown
in the movies, as an ideal farmers
country.
Firemen from the northern part Of
the state will have special train to
convey them to the annual tournament
at Lisbon.
Rugby entertained the delegates to
the Fourth Annual convention of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society,
last week.
Manning and the farmers adjacent
to that town are rejoicing over the
fact that the new creamery has open
ed for business.
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Doctor T. ]. Graham of the First
Presbyterian church of Fargo, will de-
liver the memorial address at the G.
A. r. post in Lisbon this year.
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Steinbach Brothers OF Hettinger
county recently shipped into that
county 1O8 head of Aberdeen Angus
cattle and some fine Belgian stall
lions.
The Commercial club at Aneta en-
joyed fine banquet recently. The af-
fair was staged and given by Manager
Tolan of the leading hotel of that
town.
Editor Breen of the Wolord Mirror
was unanimously elected to be master
Of ceremonies on Farmers Day, which
is to be celebrated in that town on
June II.
Darlington Commercial Club and the
500 immigration department are work
ing harmoniously together ard will
soon hold bo,ste: mse::ng at the
Foste: county ca?'ta!
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The Walhalla Building association
has made q number of improvements
in that city and the unsightly places
have been made more attractive to
the eyes of the passersby.
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Rugby reports much interest taken
In the work that the commercial club
has started. An effort by all to help
the work along has been made and
things are running smoothly.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. White for the last
twenty-five years identified with the
upbuilding Of western LaM0ure county,
celebrated their 25th. wedding ami.
versary at Edgeley, recently.
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The Civic league of Sykeston, have
done considerable work to improve
the looks of the city this spring.
Along civic lines. Sykeston is rated
as one of the highest in the state.
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Editor L. NJ. Rockne of HOhall, has
been named as one of the commission
to 60 to Norway, by Governor Hanna,
but reports states he will not be able
to leave his business to make the
trip.
Editor George Monteith of Finley,
was recently elected by the Modern
Woodmen to 60 as one of the six dele.
gates from North Dakota to Toledo, o.,
to attend the national convention Of
the order.
Darlington Light, Heat and Power
company will construct a new building
to be used as an Office. The former
quarters were somewhat cramped for
the large amount of business this com.
pany is doing.
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Frequent comments are noticed In
the papers of the state, compliment
tary to the citizens of Bismarck and
the Commercial club in regard to the
courteous treatment of convention visi-
tors to this city.
i Ransom county will graduate 124 |