Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-29

county have been dragging their
land and have the ground worked up
in fine shape.
An effort is being made to run
down the report that several families
east of Wilton are in destitute cir
cumstances.
The fact that the primary law is
expensive does not prevent candi-
dates from announcing themselves
for Office
The Fargo Call thinks Alfred
Blaisdell will have easy sailing in his
candidacy for reelection as secretary
of state
Senator Hansbrough is expected
home from Washington this week
and will speak at the grain grow
ers' convention at Minot
States Attorney B. w. Shaw of
Mandan, has announced his candi-
dacy for judge of the newly created
Tenth judicial district.
The Slaughter postoffice will be
discontinued January 81. The office
is an old landmark and was named
after Col. B. F. Slaughter.
Grand Forks may. be selected as
the meeting place for the democratic
state convention to name delegates
to the national convention.
The Mandan Independent has pub
lished General Williams platform
his candidacy for con-
gress twice since September.
The Pembina Pioneer Express pub
fishes the pictures of the burglars
who robbed the Walhalla postoffice.
They are now on trial at Pembina.
Judge Goss has ordered a grand
jury drawn for Williams county.
Some blindpig cases and other trou-
bles at Buford will be investigated.
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The members of the bachelors
club at Anamoose is advertising for
wives for its membern. Every men,
Der has farm worth at least S.
600.
The stockmen of the state are
bound to make clearing up this
winter. Stock were never in bet
ter condition in January than this
year.
The action to compel the clerk of
court to show cause why he should
not remove the records from Schafer
to Alexander in Mckenzie county
has been dismissed.
The insurgents will open shop at
Fargo Feb. Island will have that
old time warhorse in politics and
newspaper man. Tom Hall, with ex-
ecutive secretary. Tom is a worker.
A large lighted lamp fell from the
ceiling of the Egeland Enterprise Of
flee the other evening but the editor
was well supplied with hand gre
nades and saved the shop.
The Egeland Enterprise calls the
attention of the Hansboro Pioneer
to the fact that it is violation of
the laws of the state to use the flag
of the country in connection with an
advertisement
A farmer brought news item to
the Omemee Herald to the effect that
he had seen a snake crawling over a
knoll on his farm the other day-and
the Herald vouches for the sobriety
of the farmer.
A board of inspectors has been in
specting the schools of Logan coun-
ty after receiving numerous COM
] plants. Some of the schools were
found in more of a deplorable con-
dition than was reported.
| The Adams County Times is now
printed at home-Editor Lucas hav-
ing installed a plant last week. Since
the fire at Left the paper has been
moved to Reeder-a nearby town
which seems to be lucrative field
/ The Underwood Republican has
made its first appearance at Turtle
Lake. The paper was recently pur-
chased by the Young Mems Republi-
can club of the last named town on
account OF rumpus Editor oJnes of
the Wave had with some of his local
ISuppOrtarS-but Jones doosn,t nrn