Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-31
News i of the State

The Steele Ozone wants the per-
sonal property list published as we'll
as the real property list. q
According to reports the rasp-
berry crop in North Dakota is on In
earnest and the crop here is better
than it has been for years.
The split log drag seems to have
helped lot in improving the streets
in many North Dakota towns this
summer.
improvements are under way at
Barlow. The hotel has been paint
| ed.
The city council at Darlington has
not accepted the city pump. 1t does
fair workout is not quite salts
factory
Darlington may have day cleo
trio light current when the new boil
er for the plant arrives.
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! The Minot base ball team will take
trip through Minnesota during the
month of August-in search of some
good fast games.
There is some roar in the state be-
cause the railroads have not fixed
any harvest rates.
The barley harvest especially to-
wards the west side of the state
seems to be already on in earnest
and it is said that the wheat har-
vest will follow closely.
Excavation has been commenced
for the foundation of new" ward
school building at Jamestown.
o. A.
The N. P. wrecking crew lifted the
threshing engine which went through
street bridge at jamestown the
other day.
Should secretary of State Blaisdell
decide to become a candidate for
governor-there is not much reason
to believe at present that there will
be much opposition to his candidacy.
Editor Larin decided to leave May
vile so he turned the postof1ce over
to Editor Stewart of the Farmer.
Now also Larin will also turn over
the Tribune to Stewart-and the deal
is a good one all around. :.
An effort at Westhope to kill a dog
was not much of a success-but one
of the spectators succeeded in get
| ting shot in the leg. r.
Most Of the weekly papers Of the
state regret to believe that Secre-
tary of State Blaisdell will drop
politics. Many of them believesth
now is the time he should stay In
the game-if he Is opposed. to Rhode
Island domination-of things. =
The Milton Globe observes that it
/ is only a few short months when
the scoring up in the great sena7
torial Marathon will have us all in
state of t'excitementness."
Editor Rishoff of the Milton Globe
when asked the other day what he
would do in case some one were to
draw on him for $40, 200, 10000 said he
would refuse to honor the draft UNI
less the drawer was entitled to the
money. -
The people of Fargo will find that
with Cushing managing editor Of the
Daily News that he will tell the news
without much mincing or without
waiting for someone to mix the color
of the dope. -.
It. is to be regretted that John
Andrews did not see fit to remain In
the daily newspaper field. Not be-
cause it was John-but any country
weekly editor who has an opportun-5
ity to tie to the daily field should
stay there-Where he has chance
to accomplish something.
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1t is said that a sample of wheat
from MISUNDERSTANDING black
rust was examined and the discovery
bulged the market at both Mime
apolis and Duluth. >.s,. "a
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The Sentinel claims that the reason
booze was left around Cooperstown
long enough to be. stolen was the
fact that a lot of the old timers
are on the water wagon-some have,
left town-but that similar occur
renee is not likely to happen again.
A number of papers oyer5the state
seem to have quite a case, Of worry
because Fargo turned down the COM
mission system but Fargo will pro-
badly get along-some way.
A FIVE year old girl was placed
on the 500 train at Minot bound for
Oklahoma alone. She had large
placard displaying her destination
and had plenty Of money for the
trip and the passengers on the train
were said to have been deeply in
terested in her welfare en- route.
According to the McHenry papers
the court house for McHenry county
is not yet settled. The people Of
that county have twice voted in
favor of the new building. 1t was
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