Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-05-05
State News and Comment

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DR.. <. p. Lyons Of the University
of Minnesota was one of the principal
speakers, his theme being, "The Psy.
chology of Fertilization"
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The Cavalier county fair will be
held here July q, 20 and 20, practical.
ly following right after the state fair
at Grand Forks, July 10 to %. This
will do a whole lot toward assuring
the county fair at Langdon being able
to secure some Of he best attractions.
The second annual track and field
meet Of the Mclean county schools
will be staged at Underwood Friday,
May q. The high schools of Wash
burn, Wilton and Underwood will fur
nish the majority of the athletes, but
special arrangements and events are
scheduled for those from the rural
schools.
A tennis league with half a dozen
cities in western forth Dakota and
eastern Montana is suggested here
following the reorganization Of the
Beach Tennis association. Among the
entries suggested are the clubs of
Glendive, Wibaux, Beach. Sentinel
Butte, Belfield, Dickinson, New Salem,
Glen Ul!in and Mandan.
s.
Woman of Watford have organized
an auxiliary to the men S commercial
club and will work with it for civil
betterment. Their first task will be
to raise money and promote plans for
a better school building. The Off
GERS of the society are: President,
Mrs. V. G. Morris; vice-president, Mrs.
A. D. Frazier; secretary and reasnr-
er, Mrs. o. l.. Cassidy.
Louis Febaftian of Bremen, an lta,-
ian railway laborer, was chased two
days by Game Warden L%undgren be-
fore he was finally rounded up for
shooting ducks. He was fined $40 and
costs and may be prosecuted by fed
eral officials. After July l it will be
a serious offense for a foreign-born
resident of the state who has not been
naturalized or has not taken out his
first citizenship papers, to possess or
carry either a shotgun or a rifle.
The IMPOSING $4,000 federal
building at Williston vas opened to it's
patrons Saturday. The lawn has been
fixed up in a very fine shape, which
beautifies its surroundings, and when
the plants mature it will add to the
attractions of the building and be an
inviting place. Williston is joining
forcibly in the governors proclama-
tion for cleaning-up week and expects
to retain it's high standard of cleanli-
ness, and be possibly the %cleanest city
in the state by the end of this week.
Word has been receivdiin Fargo that
DR.. G. A. Carpnter, who has been at
the bedside of his brother-in-law, r.
S. Lewis, returns to the city tonight
and that he was accompanied, as far
as the twin cities, by Roy Lewis and
Mrs. R. S. Braisted, children of Mr..
Lewis, who were with him during his
recent illness.
Mr.. Lewis, who is a member of the
state board of control, was visiting
with his daughter, Mrs. Chesley Beale,
at Franklin, when he was taken III
with pneumonia. He was seriously i'll
for a time, but is now on the highroad
to recovery. This will be good news
to his host of friends all over the state
Of North Dakota and elsewhere.
The Northern Pacific Railway COM
pany, in it's dairy and livestock cam
paign for 1915, will spend two weeks
in North Dakota, according to a state
ment by the development agent. d. G.
Willard. The campaign will be con-
Quoted by a special demonstration car
and speakers; meetings will be held
in cooperation with business men OF
the various towns and the farmers
clubs in the vicinity Of the places
where the special car will stop.
In this territory stops will be made
at jamestown, Buchanan, Pingree,
Darlington, New Rockford, S%heyenne,
Oberon, Minnewaukon, Maddox, Els
mond and Medina. Practically a whole
day will be spent at each place where
a stop is made.