Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-13
STATE NEWS
Linton wants a -four mill and a
creamery. E5s sos. sS&z5


creamery. rsass@s :Ss
A divorce case in Judge Winches-
&5er's court, from Emmons county,
promises some sensational features
when it comes up for hearing
7, The Linton advocate intimates that
some of those who made final proof
at that place last week may have
trouble in store for themselves.
Pittsburg has a chance to show its
disapproval of stogies, one of the
things that made it famous, by elect
ing stogie manufacturer who is a
candidate for mayor. $ss & 81 s, s $.y.s5 g..
A magazine writer is figuring on
how much it costs to live in New
York. The only hard thing to figure
ON is how much more ii will cost
YOU than you have got n s II !
( There is many a,state which looks
with envious eyes on the great school
fund which the state of North Da-
kota is rolling up. It is one OF the
best immig grafton argums ats which
can possibly be advanced. 5
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81 The people who hiked for warmer
chimes early in the season might have
saved hotel bills and enjoyed just as
much comfort at home as far as the
alleged rigors of winter are con-
cerned. 49,: Eg&ss3s III
Attorney A. T. Cole of Fargo, has
bought the searchaight and will CON
duct it on Bryan ideals. He is a
forcible writer and win doubtless
make it a thoroughly s.insurg gent, pub
location. s 455; s24
The Center Republican has been
made the official paper of Oliver cou,n..
ty, which, together with many i'm
provements in its Office material, is
just cause for the rejoicing OF Edd.
tor Wright.
Great interest is being taken all
over the state in the Forthcoming
trial of Major J. s. Murphy, of Minot,
who is charged with forging asroad
tax receipt. The case will be & the
first called for trial next Monday at
Fargo e. &s # .:5 q. &.
The Rottineau Courant echoes and
encores on "A. L. Wood I, OF Grand
Forks for governor. Wood was
placed in nomination by the LaMoure
Chronicle, and at is presumed when
ae gets the job Taylor will at least
he a colonel on his star. 6
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The farmers OF the state should
support Senator MeCum.ber in his ,ef-
forts to get the national grain inspec-
ton bill through congress. It seems
TO be most bitterly opposed by the
speculative interests Of the country,
which seek to profit at the farmers
expense.
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Grand Forks Herald: When OH
Jackman started for Bis
marck to inspect the oil about which
complaint had been made, he said be
had no fears Of the result, and one
OF the state papers comm nting on
the Incident, says that one would sup.
pose that it was the inspectors oil
that was to be investigated, and not
Mr.. Rockefelle
Down in Kentucky some OF the
ladies III the churches have adopted
the rule to give the proceeds OF ali
the eggs laid on Sunday to the mis-
sdoDary cslnse, and it is said that
the hens are apparently helping out
the labor IN foreign lands as many
more eggs are found on that day than
on any other day of the week Ten
foreign rnissit aaaies are being SUD.
Ported IN that way and the hens have
not yet struck.
0 This tells the old. old story of care
legsness John anderson, young iar-
Insr 23 years OF age, was accidentally
i killed at the old Congion sheep rancH,
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