Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-09-28

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Times-Record explains how Hans
brough's picture happened to appear
in that paper. ~
There is very noticeable improve
ment- the Dickinson Post since it
became a weekly paper.
The Moffit Messenger = Burleigh
county's latest newspaper venture
is newsy shetland it entitled to
substantial support
Managing Editor Brewer is making
good--in the editorial department Of
the Fargo Forum. "
Representative Thos. Evans and
family of Dickinson are making an
extensive visit in Oregon.
Col. c. B. Little's cut is appearing
in a lot of the weeklies since his
candidacy for the U. S. senate
President Worst is well pleased
with the manner in which college
work is progressing at the A. C..
Deputy sheriffs down in ,Stutsman
county are still arresting suspects
for the Medina bank robbery.
The Fargo architects are having a
busy time preparing plans for yari-
GUS new buildings over the state.
A lady detective is said to be op-
Grating in Fargo under the guise of
a waitress-in search of some men
supposed to be in Fargo.
The Jamestown Capital is not ad-
verse to Col. Little's candidacy for
the U. S. senate. FL
= 5,.s - ..b%.-..-s@
A Fargo banker has seen things
back east and on his return home
thinks the sanitary condition of the
streets in Fargo is disgrace. ~ .
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Elizabeth Preston Anderson's atti-
tude towards the new initiative and
referendum law is not endorsed by
Peewee-of the Times Record.
In some counties the political work.
ers are getting together and parcel
ing out the offices and arranging to
spring petitions when the proper time
comes.
Art .Pugh of Goodrich, has an offer
from a mineral water concern in the
east asking for the privilege of TAX
ing water from the crystal spring on
the Pugh farm near Goodrich.
. Some of the papers think there will
be so many candidates for the U. S.
senate that the whole matter will
have to be settled in the legislature
by members who will have received
their instructionsJfrom their constit-
uents. s.eE,@ ,ssz@a
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The date of the combined meeting
of the Bankers and Commercials
clubs has not been definitely decided.
It is proposed to have this meeting
for the purpose of protesting against
the Minnesota grain men mixing
grades of wheat. " 4,
, The strike of sixteen men on the
Billigmeier elevator at Goodrich was
not success for the places of the
strikers were quickly taken by other
men. The men finding that Their
movement was unsuccessful, spor
found employment with threshine
crews.
The Fargo Forum wants DR.. Gras
sick to desist from attempting to ga
ther vital statistics till there are 5suf
ficient funds SO he can have the worl
done correctly. Present reports from
various counties are far from com
plete and continuous errors cause
confusion to some extent.
There seems no dearth of guber
Material timber. The newspapers ar,
mentioning q. G. Cooper Of Crane
Forks, w. L. Stockwell of Grafton
.J.B Sharp Of Kuhn, R. M. Pollocl
OF Fargo, Alfred BlaisdelI OF Minot
e.. H Shells of Edgeley, Ferd Lieut..
OF Hebron. T. Twitcheli Of Mapieton
John Sorley Of Grand Forks AMI
many others. From this large mum
her being discussed nine months
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