Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-06-30
AROUND THE STATE.

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Deputy. Examiner Wallaces checked
up Treasurer Ross at Fargo and found
every thing Q. X VI II. h. h u,
Il. The census in Fargo is finished and |
sit is believed will show a population
of 10, 900 or ! ! 900. Y: i. s,.
4. Cass county assessors have returned
property about half million dollars
higher than in 1899. .
The Elm river in Cass county is dry
at it's mouth for the first time in the
recollection of The settlers of that, sec
tjrn 5z Il IS 5a... IA 5S7:s s ~ & Vi.
"A number of residents Of Stutsman
county want a system Of prairie fire
breaks to save the range in dry sea-
sons. u. s: s3s55 5 4. 5s, .&5 @
& Major Edwards, whose candidacy
for. governor is frequently discussed,
says he is for Spalding first, last and
all the time. ss.....s .s,.. 2s !,
Down in the Eleventh district sEb
Young is being groomed for the state
senate and Editor Townes may come
to the house. s 80. A.,
Thirty-fve loads Of wool, aggregat-
ing Ia, 900 pounds, were brought in to
Dickinson by NJ Montana and South sDa-5
kota ranchers, to sell. n
,5Haytis selling forS7a ton at James
town and farmers say owing to the
scarcity of the product, there is not
much in it at that price.
. Editor Mcclure of the Minot Optic
puts up a strong talk about the closing
OF the drug stores there. Mac is likely
to get sick and need medicine. 51 SJg
Fargo milk dealers are; to meet and
decide on the proposition of giving
3 5 more or less quarts for one dollar and
T sFESargoites are wondering which it will
be- S.: ssi H
Mayor Johnson of Fargo sent out
1s5OO letters to prominent men through
the country asking for books for the
public library. Il He, has b card from
Y. per cesr cent OF Of the letters and has four
4 teen books. 5s;,& Il
The Andrews &. Gage Elevator Co..
is closing a number OF its warehouses
tn different portions OF the state, an
ticipating little business this fall. It
I is likely that atnumber$ Of the Peavey
houses will also be closed. y ~ +..s5 s5s#
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Attorney Libby Of Park River
thought he wanted to be attorney gen
3eral but after finding out that he
couldn't be elected delegate to the
i 4 GO county Va invention from his own pre-
cinct because Of the opposition Of the
Driscoll fellows-he changed his mind
and went down to Minnesota on a
b visit. I n Nj # u RI 53 N \. H s 8 n d ii 8@ @ !.
Old Mr.. Hefta died at the home of
his daughter in Pulaski, Walsh county,
at the ripe old age of 1O5 years. Mr..
Hefta came to Pulaski twenty years
ago, along with the first settlers in the
4 commupf and has resided there CON
TIM tiin,loysl since. He was hale and
hesrty up to a few years ago, since
which time he has been almost help
less.
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The Mandan Times kicked because
the Fargo Forum stole news matter
!. from the Times without credit and now
the 'a.i Forum, IS giving the Times credit
ior all kinds Of news some OF it not
creditable to Mandan. The Times
should let the Forum discriminate.
d and pc pleased thatF Packard's produc.
tons are thought SO much Of they are
copied BY other papers credit or no
credit The Forum steals from the
Tribune and we steal from the Forum
without credit and we try and keep
ever TIA 1t way. .55
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You may as well expect to run a
steam engine Without water as to ilnd
an active energetic man with q torpid
liver and you may know that his liver
e torpid when be does not relish his
food. or feels dull and languid after
eating, often has headache and some-
times dizziness. As few doses of Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
will restore his liver to its normal