Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-03-29
. STATE 81 NEWS.

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Real estate dealers of Sargent coun-
] ty have organized for mutual benefit.
Judge Palda is said to be giving
general satisfaction as Judge in the
! Minot district. EsEf#s ~ + Fl
! The Ward County Reporter claims
to have the third largest circulation Of
j any weekly in, the state. .,
.; Contracts have been let to P. O'Don-
nell for paving several Of the Grafton
streets with cedar blocks. %vsti
In Wahpeton the strife for mayor is
between Chas. Babe, democrat and
/. w. R. Purdon, republican. /. sas.2&:.
Bids are wanted in Dickinson until
April 4th for building sheriff's resi-
dence and two fire proof vaults. @s
: Casper Sands of the Great Northern
at Grand Forks has been punching
tickest for that road for Is years.
Ward county expects the largest
representation In republican state con
ventions after this year of any county
, In the state. ~ H. *gg,e e,f, -
Miss Edna schoheld of Dickinson,
now at her Chicago studio, is furnish
ing some excellent cartoons for the
Butte Inter.Mountain. ~ ,s,ayS ,,-s.,
Miss Mary Pennington addressed
the students at the state Industrial
school at, Ellendale and told them of
the launching of the steamship Dakota
at New London.
Wyndmere Pioneer: W. L. Stock
, we'll has given universal satisfaction
as state superintendent of schools and
there will not likely be any opposition
/ to his denomination. ~
Conductor McGraw of Grand Forks
was struck by backing engine near
York and quite severely injured.
, Fortunately, he was thrown outside
the rails by the collision. ~ 4
A large addition is being made to
the Congregational church in Dickin-
son which shows that the God-fearing
people are not so scarce in McGilliv-
ray and Simpsons town after all.
The Wyndmere Pioneer says: ut :
Is thought that republican leaders will :,
boost Secretary Porter for governor if
White fails. e. Y. Sarles' nomination
is not being considered seriously"
District court is in session at Minot. |
There is a murder case on the calen-
dar, that of William M. Graves, &C
cused of shooting and killing his wife
at Portal last fall. He was given until
Friday to plead.
George Murray of Steele county,
field secretary for the state enforce
ment league, has gone up into Benson
county and taken an appeal from an
order Of the county court issuing a
liquor permit to Druggist ;. w. Peter
son. It is claimed by temperance peo-
pie that Peterson's petition did not
comply with the law. y, -..-.,
Butord Tribune: Fairview is now
on the map. It Is located in Dawson
county, Montana, about 10 miles south
of Buford, on the state line. The
town, We understand, is plated also
in Alfred county, N. D. The postofnce
will be located in L. e. Newton & Co.'S.
store. Lew Newton has received the
appointment as postmaster, and while
he has had considerable experience
40 postal clerk, he is yet unable to
read all languages. !
In the sundry civil appropriation bill
for the fiscal year of 1905, reported to-
the house, $4,000 is appropriated for
the government building at Grand
Forks. and 100000 for the federal
building at Fargo. The last item is
to be added to an appropriation al
ready made for the enlargement Of the
Fargo building. and the Grand Forks
appropriation is In addition to $1,000
900 already APPROPRIATED for the feder.
al building in that city. @s %5r
The extensive exhibit Of clay pro- |
ducts showing the possibilities Of
North Dakota's undeveloped resources
along this line which is being prepared
by Prof. Babcock at the university for
the st! Louis exposition proves con-
clusively that North Dakota clays aret
capable of being worked up into all
sorts Of clay products, such as art TIL
ing, drawn tile, sewer pipe, Jars. jugs,
jardinieres, enameled ware, art ware
and dishes. A dozen years win In all
probability see North Dakota at least
formidable rival of New Jersey.
Ohio and MissnIri IN the fiald az clay