Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-22

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The Fargo Call thinks because the
Valley City Times Record has threat
ened to support Congressman Mar
sha as a candidate for the U. s. SEN
ate that Marshall is greatly handi-
capped right on the start.
The liberal patronage which the
Napoleon Homestead is receiving
must be gratifying to the genial
publisher of that paper-o. F. Bryant
who has been long in the service
boosting for his home town and
county. 5.s. X. 81. e1s.s s.5s5t !.
A farmer near Grand Forks be.
came angered because his hired man
asked for his wages and struck him.
Now the hired man comes back with
suit for the $75 wage money--to-
gether with an action wherein he
asks 500 as damages for assault and
battery. S:E.. ,; s.Is 81
Re l:'l y - y ~ ss$
Some of the papers thinks it is
rather peculiar that after all those
years boosting for primary law that
Editor Winship Of the Grand Forks
Head should be the first to ignore
45,e law now that 1t % enacted and
make an attempt to jam slated
ticket down the peoples threats.
How well the little city of Willis
ton is forging to the front as a com
mercial center is evidenced by the
fact that there are four papers pub
lished there-a daily and three week
lies-all of which are creditable me-
diums and speak not a little for the
progress of that new, but growing
city of the west.
1t didn't take the Grand Forks
Herald long to find out how the peo-
pie of the state felt towards the al
legged candidacy of Dean Bruce for
the u. S. senate. Editor Winship has
probably learned by this time that
even with all the influence Of the
Herald the people to great extent
have opinions of their own. r..
! Insurance Commissioner Cooper
has decided to issue a monthly bull
letin from his office to the newspap.
ers showing the business as trans.
| acted in his Office. 1t is good idea
| for other state officials to follow
as most of the newspapers would
/ gladly welcome more news matters
| from the departments at the state
house. s.,s
4 One of the first towns in the stat
| to take advantage of the new Law
making provision for the state t
| help militia companies build armor
les is Hillsboro. A committee of le
cal business men there have becom
interested in the matter and will he'll
| the company out in the matters
much SO that the contract will b
81 awarded early next month for tn
Y construction for a model militar
building at the Trail county capita
8 The candidacy of Hon. l.. B. HaI
: ma seems to bring out favorable CON
ment all over the state. Mr.. Ham
has had a long career in public lif
in this state and has proved hi
worth is Of sterling quality. As
member of congress there is no dout
but what he will be able to accom-
plish still more for the state than
any other capacity In which he ha
been placed. 1t looks as though hi
: nomination at the primaries is forti
!, coming.
!, The session Of the supreme coul
, being held at the capital is pro-
! ably the most important the coul
! has held. Attorneys from ali oyt
!. the state have been here to preseI
cases and opinions have been hande
/. donw on some very important que
2 tions OF law. II is to be regrette
that the legislature has placed ii
supreme court on wheels. All Sc
sions of the higher court should |
held at the capital SO the judge
may be able TO facilitate their wor
by having continual access to the
] chambers and the state law librar
Towner county is laying Its CLAIM
before the people Of the state in tt
Z approaching campaign according
/, the cando Herald. The Herald claim
p that county has always been loyal
tas republican party and also CLAIM