Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-23
NORTH DAKOTA NOTES

The Office of register of deeds is a
place that is much sought for in
Trail county this time.
The Braddock News shows up how
Duluth brewery man openly went
into that town to do business.
The Cogswell Enterprise supports
the candidacy of o. ]. Olson for state
auditor in no uncerter terms.
Several Fargoans expect to attend
the ball given at Dickinson Monday
for the opening Of the new armory.
The mayor of Wahpeton has called
q mass convention for the purpose Of
putting up harmonious city ticket.
The hotel inspector Threatened to
put one of the hotels at Edgeley out
OF business unless conditions were
changed.
Dugald Campbell, the well known
sheep raiser Of Emmtons county, has
Just returned from trip to the Pa
cific coast.
The Napoleon Homestead has a
schedule of prices for political candi-
dates to go by In publishing their
announcements.
According to the Steele Ozone a
three foot vein Of coal was struck
near Steele by a farmer who was
digging a well.
The insurgent campaign for the Of
fee Of states attorney in Cass county
seems to be divided between Arthur
Fowler and B. G.. Tennison.
With Mayor Duis at Grand Forks
opposed in his candidacy for reelec-
ton the mayorality campaign there
promises to be spirited one.
The Cleveland Leader has obsery-
ed that the candidacy of Gen. e. A.
Williams has attracted great deal of
attention from the state press.
The North Dakota Independent
grain shippers will hold a meeting in
Fargo Tuesday and it is predicted
there will be a large attendance.
Herman Gieseler, pioneer resi-
dent of Jamestown, was found dead
in his sitting room by his wife who
heard him fall to the floor.
Looks as though the state conven-
ton at Minot will have plenty of can
didates who will be willing to serve
as the republican national commit
teeman
Some of the politicians down in
Trail county will be satisfied il that
county can name the national com
mitteeman and John E. Paulson of
Hillsbor0 has been suggested for the
, place.
BY the time the controversy be-
tween the Pembina Pioneer-Express
and the st. Thomas Times is closed
some ancient political history of Penn
bina will have been well aired.
The fact that Geo. e. Moody is a
candidate for sheriff in RichIand
county has stirred UP some comment.
Moody was the democratic sheriff OF
that county for two terms and is con.
sidered there as strong man.
/ Now that c.. A. johnson of Mino,
is candidate for governor it IL
thought that Sheriff John Lee, whose
term expires by Limitation, will be
brought out as candidate for state
senator.
| With Senator Sharpe out of the
running for the governors Office some
of the insurgent papers think 1t #
possible that Editor Taylor OF the
LaMoure Chronicle may yet be a can.
didate for Insurance commissioner.
| The legislative fight in Trail coun.
ty will be tame one this time. There
is only one district in that county
now and Senator Strom is a hold.
over-and the fight will go by de.
fault there without there being a
chance to elect a senator.
Open Day and Night
/ From now on the American res
taurant on Fifth street, will be open
i day and night. Excellent service as
sured patrons.