Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-06
State News and Comment

Considerable improvements are be
ing made to several pieces of proper
~ al Wilton by the construction oi
concrete sidewalks and curbing.
lot OF this work has been done at vii
ton this summer.
q
-Four mass meetings have been cali
ed by farmer boosters in the Trotters
district north of Beach, for the pur'
pose Of agitating railroad extensions,
Farmers in the past veal TO the south
of Beach secured L railroad line,
which will be in operation this fan,
and the north country farmers expect
TO use the same molheds.
&. T Frost, the architect, is now
bnsily engaged on completing the
plans for the new AL Saints Episcopal
church TO be constructed al the cor
ner Of Main street ana Third avenue
S. T., Minol, When completed the
lew edihce viii be one OF the Very
handsomest in the stale, II viii be
S9Es9 feet in size, facing on Main
street The architecture is in Gothic
design and the material 10 be used
viii be pressed hrick and cut stone.
Norman c, koont2 Of Couperstown
has been elected Superintendent Of
the jamestown city schools and has
accepted. He has been superinsenG-
en- OF the schools Of Cooperstown
for several years and comes here very
highly recommended Il is expected
that Mr.. kountz viii soon arrive in
jamestown TO assume his new duties,
having recently returned from Penn
~sglvania, where he has been since the
end OF the spring term.
-
George P. Jones l1ones of Rock,
formerly Of La Moure County, and WHO
Is well known in the stale rs 3 u
time democratic candidate for GOV
ernor, viii. leave the state soon, local
ing a. WihHux, MpnI-, where he mas
formed 2 partnership with Ed F.
Fisher. Mr.. Jones departed recently
from LaMoure COUNT, and has since
been located in Dunn county. and
more recently in VALLEY City. The
Montana prospect offered Itself re-
Gently, and Mr.. Jones decided 10 take
il up,
a complete discussion Of the sail
ian- points Of the Stevens hill by J.
Lsy6en White Of Washington. D. G..
the selection Rf Fargo as The next cnn
vanrlon city, the Adoption Of -esolu-
lions urging the pass4se Of the SlsT-
L nh, and the election Of officers,
featured the closing session yesterday
afternoon Of Inc Ihl-le-h annual
meeting OF the North DAKOTA Pnarns-
ceutlcal association. Yesterday the
members OF ihs association anu Ins
ladies' auxiliary WI. hold their an
llal picnic, The place viii be Oak
Grove park.
Ths first attempt 70 obtain 3 pei
sion under the new mothers pension
under Lhe new muSha-s' pension art of
North Dahpta, in Rpla-.e county r.
suited in refusal II grant such pen
sion Mrs. l. DsTs-eaux being unsnc-
ress1ui II obtaining aid paleiune6
Mrs DeTersaRl SCI for1h in cBu-.
that shs was the mother u Jour chi
drsn under the are Of Il years, and
she asked SIS 3 month tn- ing main
-ainancs o. each child. The cpu-t
heid, however, thai present methods
ut caring fn- lhe family were suE-
cien.- anE mat additional aid was Nc,
required.
Sufficient wafe- is stored II he NO,
Ihe-n Minnesota lakes, comprising
-ne heauwaTers Of the Ref Lakes TN.
81, II maintain Ita Red Lakes ant -hs
Red rivers a. z normal heign- n,
rears 10 come. according 10 CAPTAIN
5oln Aeyes Of -hs United States wa.
department, WING is II charge O. EgE,
eminent drainage work In -hs pp.te-
Mississippi dis-ric-- M. Eares haf
advised Grand FORKS Officials Of Lh+s
abundant supply gn6 ire fart thu !.
exists relieves II z great exlsn-- -n=
possibility ina elaborate sIa1fs WI
have 10 be taken 10 preserve TINS
csys wafer snpp.E. which comes E-rEu
-he Eed Lake river. Ip-sns -ne las.
rh-ee Tss-s ing wsts- IN 1he Rel Lake
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