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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-02
JOHNSON PLEASED.
WILL TRANSACT "a LITTLE sUsI.
NESS AND THEN SAW WOOD
SOME MORE.

Grand Forks Times: Hon. c.. A.
Johnson of Minot, who was given the
Republican nomination for governor
at the primary election last Wednes-
day by the largest majority given any
candidate, was in Grand Forks Mon
day en- route home to Minot from
Fargo, in which city he had aecompa.
MED his family, the latter being en-
route on an eastern visit. Naturally,
Mr.. Johnson is today one of the best
pleased men in North Dakota, and
last evening he was in an especially
happy mood after having seen many
friends in this section and receiving
their hearty congratulations on the re
markable run he made. q
Mr.. Johnson carried every county
in the state except Cavalier against
Treadwell Twichell of Cass county
and has a majority Of over 12,00t
votes. In discussing the situation
Mr.. Johnson said:
Il am deeply grateful to the Repub
licans Of the entire state for the sup
port they gave me in the recent bri
mary election campaign. / was able
to get in only part of the state during
the past few weeks, but hope to react
| all sections between now and the
November election. At no time die
! fear defeat for nomination, but The
majority 4 received is really in exces,
Of the figures that my friends AMI
had estimated. ss#
/ 81 have a lot Of business matters
that require my attention, after sons
neglect for a few weeks, but I vii
soon be in the harness and take al
active part in the campaign Till afte
election is over.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-02
new GRAND
Lodge OFFICERS

Fargo, July AT the Masonic
grand lodge meeting today the fol
lowing officers were elected:
M. W. Grand Master-Sylvester J.
Hill, Fargo.
R. w. Deputy Grand Master-Half.
den Bendeke, Grand Forks.
4 R. w. Senior Grand Warden ohm
J. Hull Wahpeton. -,2. &s@
Il. r. W.. Junior Grand Warden-Rob
ert Morrison, Pembina. II
R. w. Grand Treasurer Clinton D.
Lord, Park River. i.
Il r. w. Grand Sscretary-Frank J.
Thompson, Fargo.
Appointive Officers.
At the session this afternoon Grand
Master S. J. Hill announced the fol.
lowing appointive officers Of the
grand lodge as chosen by him:
w. Senior Grand Deacon-Wm. 3.
Hoover, Fargo. 4
w. Junior Grand Deacon-Jas. L.
= 7
Green, Sheldon. 81
" W. Senior Grand Steward--;Walter
Z. Williamson, Lisbon.
!, w. Junior Grand steward-Frank
A. Cousins, Darlington.
w. G.. and Marshal-Tom Sims, Bot
tineau. 49,.
w. Grand Sword Bearer-Wm
spriggs, Grand Forks.
w. Grand Pursuivant- Jorgen How
ard, Hillsboro. l..
w. Grand fyler-A. 3. Taylor
Fargo. .a s.-;sai
w. Grand Chaplain-L. q. Moultrie
Valley City.
w. Grand Orator-W. l.. Stockwell
Grafton. HID. E,
w. Grand Lecturer and Auditor
Geo. l.. McGregor, Fargo.
w. Fraternal Correspondent. w
Foley, Bismarck. II q
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-02

for contempt and due notice on all
parties concerned in Injunction pro-
ceedings. It can safely be stated al
so that the plank will be a clean
cut. definite statement, and not a
straddle, such as the Republican
party has made"
Illinois, Mr.. Aschuler said, would
stand for Bryan to the finish and
there would be no break in its vote
at any time.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-02
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS

The Fargo Forum and Grand Forks
Herald don't agree on the provisions
of the new primary law in relation to
election, or rather nomination, of
United States senator in case no can
didate secures forty per cent of his
party vote at the first election in
June. The Forum seems to think it
will be necessary to have two separ-
ate ballots and Demo
cratic containing the names of the
senatorial candidates only, at the
November election. Avoiding all dis
cussion the Tribune ventures the as
sertion that county auditors will pro-
vide two ballots this fall-one for
the congressional, judicial, state and
county officers, and the other for
senatorial candidates The names of
Marshall and Johnson, Republicans,
will be on one ballot, and on the
same ballot will appear the names
of Cashel and Purcell, Democrats,
whether either has the requisite forty
per cent or not It would be absurd
to have separate senatorial ballots
and it would be likewise unfair to
have one ballot with Marshall and
johnson on it and another ballot
the general ballot containing the
whole ticket-with a Democratic but
no Republican candidate for the SEN
ate. The statement of the Forum
that separate records have been
kept of those calling for Republican
and Democratic ballots at the pr
maries, and those who asked for
Republican primary ballots at the
election, will be Obliged to take the
same kind of ballot in November
is not tenable. He may vote as he
p1eases in November, regardless oil
his actions in June and herein lies
the uncertainty of the November
election, not only ON United States
senator, but for state officers a.
well J,
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IN The AIR !. !.
Continued from page ~


Dental situation. He was, however,
emphatic in his statement that he
expects Johnson to be nominated.
ST do not believe" he said, that
any nomination will be made on the
first ballot. There are many unin-
structed delegates, in fact, more than
one-third Of the convention is un-
pledged, and we do not believe that
under such circumstances any nom
ination. will be made Immediately.
We look for Governor Johnson to
make an excellent showing on the
first ballot and to Y steadily gain
strength from that time until he Is
nominated and we. do not expect that
many ballots will be necessary.
The johnson headquarters will be
formally. opened tomorrow at the
Albany hotel and managers for the
Minnesota governor promise an en-
ergetic fight from that time until the
nomination has been made. Head
quarters for Judge Gray in the Savoy
hotel were In full swing today under
the direction Of Josiah Marvel of
Wilmington, Del, and R.. ]. Beamish
of Philadelphia. No definite time
has vet been set for the opening Of
the headquarters for Mr.. Bryan
which will be at the Brown Palace
hotel. ,ss
There have been as yet few arrivals
of men influential in the Bryan move
ment, the chief direction of his at.
fairs in Denver having been so far
in the hands Of James G. Dahlman
/ mayor of Omaha. III.
The discussion Of the platform con
tinues to be largely confined to the
anti-injunction plank and the lat.
est information from Lincoln regard
/ ing Mr.. Bryan's attitude toward thai
/ portion of the resolutions was
brought by Frank S. Monnett, for.
/ mer attorney general Of Ohio, who
arrived In Denver today with the
| announcement that Bryan desired
him to address the resolutions com
mittee on legal phases Of the anti
Injunction plank. Mr.. Monnett Ii
in favor Of a strong utterance upor
] the subject. He conferred with Mr.
/; Bryan at Lincoln yesterday
i Samuel Aschuler, who is a prob
i able member Of the committee OF
4 resolutions from Illinois, declared
| that he did not believe that the anti
| Injunction plank to be adopted al
the convention would be Of such {
i character that any controyersy
i would be provoked by 1t. \.
There has been talk of a radica
d plank In the platform, z said MT
4 Aschuler, and ali sorts of meaning.
have been grouped under that word
Il 1T all depends upon what is mean
4 by the word radical I think it i,
entirely safe to say, although I an
i now giving my personal opinion only
that any assumption that the anti
Injunction plank would be an attack
n upon the courts is incorrect. 1t In
. questionably will favor jury trial,
u
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-02

Bismarck gives hearty greeting to
the members of the North Dakota
Bankers association now in session
in the city. The visitors represent
probably as conservative lot Of
fnanciers as can be produced in any
other state, and as individuals the
bankers are a fine lot Of fellows. 1T
is always pleasing to be able to give
a banker the glad hand, in fact most
folks are generally looking for the
chance. 81.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-02

On the theory that the early bird
catches the worm and the longest
pole reaches the persimmons, Arch
deacon Jones of Bismarck, advises
his friends in the state senate at
this time that his old place Of chap
lain in that body will be just as
thoroughly appreciated this time as
ever. S
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-02

In the nomination of Gilbert T..
Clyde for superintendent Of schools
the Republicans of Mcintosh county
have placed before the people of that
county an exceptionally promising
Young man who will doubtless make
good in the position to which he
aspires. ma
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-02

1t is impossible to hold a good
man like McMaster or an enterpris-
ing town like Mofit down Now
that the primaries are over, says the
Mofat Messenger, let us get down
to business and build up the town"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-02

This IS probably the way it was
really meant: Hon. NJ. N. Johnson,
Petersburg, n. D. 81 heartily con-
graduate you upon your success,
(God forgive me for lying Signed,
Fl. G.. HansbrougT = d,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-02
ORCHARD
The Famous MurdefeF's Sen
tence Of Death Has
Been COMMITTED

Boise,e Ida, July 1.-The stat
board Of pardons today committed
the sentence OF Harry Orchard, who
was under sentence to hang text Fri
day for the murder Of former Cover
nor steuenberg, to Imprisonment for
life.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-02

Those who didn't do their buying
early last Market day while the selec.
ton was the best, regret their mis-.
take. Notice Webb Bros ad for prices
and do your buying early.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-02

Railroad Commissioners.
The returns indicate the nominal
ton Of Anderson, Stutsman and Mann
for railroad commissioners, although
a quarter of the counties have not
yet been heard from on these offices.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-02

Webb Bros Market day ad means
sdc,1ars to those who read and take
advantage OF its offers.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-02

Hon. D. R. streeter will be missed
lin the next legislature. The poIiti-
cal pendulum in Emmons county
swings back and forth between
Streeter and Patterson, with unerr-
ing regularity.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-02

The proposed electric line between
Wahpeton and Sisseton, is attracting
the attention Of eastern investors.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-02

II is announced that the Devils
Lake Inter-O ocean. now weekly, will
soon blossom out as a daily.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-02

Today, Market day, is the big sell,
ing day at Webb Bros Read their
ad. s|
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ApvERTIsING AGENTS!

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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-02
NORTH DAKOTA NOTES

Il T. IITT
toward North Dakota. @.3&
The moving picture shows at Dick
inson are drawing good houses every
night.
"A booze peddler was arrested at
Darlington ahu pacsa fhuer ss5Sss:
bonds. &5
The Valley City Times-Record will
issue big souvenir edition July
10Th
There will be five mile auto race
at Linton on the Fourth of July for
a purse of $25. 5ss.ssl
The Gopher day program at Brins-
made was postponed owing to con-
tinued rains.
There was fine lot Of horses from
all over the state entered for the
races at Darlington. H..
The Valley City Times-Record has
recently added to its plant in the
way of printing machinery.
There will be more than the usual
number of Fourth Of July celebra-
lions held over the state this year.
Cashier Adams Of the First Nation
al bank at Lisbon, sustained brok-
en- leg in an automobile mishap.
Editor Clyde of the Ashley Tribune
secured the nomination for super
intendent of schools of Mcintosh
county.
The Bowman band is practicing
three times a week getting in shape
for the big Fourth Of July celebra-
ton there. VIA 4.
Few weekly papers over the state
equal the Dickinson Press for the
amount Of local news items publish
ed.
The Northern Seed company at
Valley City is an enterprise that has
developed greatly in the last two
years.
The Fargo Booster club will start
Monday on its trip over the 500
lines. Fifty Fargo business houses
will be represented.
49, - 5s
The Lennon land district taking
in the southwestern part Of the state
is now a reality and the Office will
be opened for business August L. nj
The Messenger thinks no town In
North Dakota has brighter future
before it than Motif and Editor Nc
Master wants everybody to get busy
and help push the town to the front
At a recent meeting of the town.
ship board in Long Lake township
in Burleigh county, Andrew Thomp
son qualified as justice of thu
peace.
Returns reveal the fact that Tread
| well Twicheli for governor, carried
! but one county in the state -Caval
ier--and they do say he didn't yisi
that county during the campaign.
Editor Frank Bryant has numer
GUS friends at Bismarck and eles
where that will regret to ltarn tina
he failed to land the nomination a
member of the legislature.
Last week while three Indian
were swimming in the Missouri rive
near Fort Yates, one of them wen
under and was drowned. He wa
attempting to swim to sandbar.
Editor Streeter Of the Linton Rec
ord thinks a rotten circular sen
too late in the campaign to be an
swered, had much to do with his dc
feat as a candidate for member Q
4 the house.
While drilling an artesian well d
farm two miles south of Gran
4 Forks the other day, a gusher wa
struck at depth of 100 feet. TIL
1 flow equals 1000 barrels an hour an
is excellent.
Ex-Attorney General c. M. Spel
4 Ger is back at his old home In Grat
ton, from Oklahoma, and will loo
around in the western part Of th
state for a location. He says Mort
Dakota is good enough for him.
Il 49,
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LATEST RETURNS
NO CHANGE INDICATED in RE.
5s 2s SUIT OF ELECTION FROM
SUNDAYS SUMMARY.
BILLINGS, DUNN AND Mex ENZIE
COUNTIES NOT VET HEARD
FROM.

<sAaSs,AiD - aclbeaAsk asaSgA Z. aktks
totals from the returns as summar-
lied by the Tribune Tuesday. 1t is
acknowledged on all sides that the
Bismarck Tribune's election returns
have been the most complete and ac'
curate of any newspaper in the state,
and by Saturday it is anticipated the
complete official returns will be had
from every county. The latest totals
are as follows: #
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Time for but one.

MRS Jones had most delicious bit
of scandal to tell Mrs. B-own, and the
latter wouldn't give her chance to let
go Of it,
4 thought she reyeled In such
things !,
She does Ell
Why wouldn't she hear 1t r.
Their time was short and she had
some scandal that she wanted to tell
sherself. - ashyille American.
Today, Market day, Is the big sell
ing day at Webb Bros. Read their
sad.
USE TRIBUNE WANT COLUMNS.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

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 Date of first pub. Feb II. 1908
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Peter Zowras. James Mantjos. A Englert Grant Vaughan. Ole Vike. J. Johnson B. Levy, their heirs and assigns
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SUMMONS


No 1870.
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