Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-11
A baseball club has been organized
at Banks in Mckenzie county.

A baseball club has been organized
at Banks in Mckenzie county.
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The Halliday commercial club is
seriously considering the matter Of
Incorporating the town.
The manual training class of Coop
erstown schools has completed botany
tables which have been placed in the
proper departm ent.
Grand Forks banks have been in.
vited to join in the wor loans which
r being floated In this country by
both France and Germany.
Renville, which lost its postofice
some time ago, again has a postmas.
ter who takes care Q fthe mail in his
home. Renville is in Dunn county.
A county road Is being surveyed
from Steele to futile. The road will
be graded to within about seven miles
Of futile this year. and the remain.
ing section next year.
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A large force of men is at work lay
ing the new steel for the street rail
way company on University avenue.
The work began at the end of the
pavement, passengers being, required
to change cars at that point.
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p p. NJ. Evans, who is a son of DR..
Evans Of Mimic, and during the latter
part of last season played in the in
field of Langdon's ball team, has
been chosen as the captain sof the
Northwestern UNIVERSITY of Chicago
cub for the coming season.. :
Judge and Mrs. N. c. Young of
Fargo returned Friday night from
French Lick, Ind, where they have
been for several weeks on a vacation.
They stopped in Minneapolis for sew
eral days and then went on to the
springs at French Lick.
The Women's Federated club Of
Hope, has during the past winter TAX
en- up work along a different line from
that usually followed by such organi-
cations, a short ours school design.
ed to be of especial interest to farm
women.
Gust Sundstrom, an employe of
long standing at q New Salem mine,
had his leg broken in a peculiar man
ner. He had tied a mule to an anvil
for safe keeping and the animal. be.
came frightened, upsetting the anvil
and tipping it onto his leg in such
manner as to produce a badly broken
limb.
On April Is of this year, Just five
years from the last. decimal census
and midway until that gof 1920, the
estimated population Of the state OF
North Dakota will be 707,643, as com
pared with 577,O56 in 1910, an increase
of 13O,5S7, aorSa rate Of gain Of 22.6
per cent for the fxS-year period. The
estimates are base& on the methods
followed by tn United States census
bureau.
The handsome new $500 organ at
the Presbyterian church at James
town will be formally introduced to
the public of jamestown when q re-
cital will be given April IL at:s7:3o p.
m. by Henry Seymour Woodruff of
Minneapolis. MI. WoodruH will be
assisted by Miss Agnes Lewis. con-
tralto; Mrs. Colburn, soprano and a
tenor soloist from the Twin Cities.
One of the series 3of efficiency insti.
tlutes being held upon the Minot dis.
tritct of the North Dakota conference.
took place at Rugby Tuesday and
Wednesday Rev. James L. Asher, NJ.
A., superintendent of the district, act,
ed as chairman, and Rev. Messrs. T..
S. Brown, Upham. William Burns,
Westhope, w. F. Herbig, Gardena, j.
T. Russell, Rottineau, G.. W. B. Smell,
Russell, and Rev. H. w. Hynes were
present.
John H. Rich of the board of direct
ors of the Federal Reserve bank In
Minneapolis and II. R. Smith Of the
First National bank of st. Paul have
been secured for the chief addresses
to be delivered at the meeting of the
bankers of the Third judicial district
in Fargo, May IL. This district Is,
composed Of Cass, Steele and Trail
counties and has a membership of 60.
All the district conventions will lbo
held prior to the state meet at VIII
liston in July.