Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-21
NORTH D!A Al! | !. NOTES

UdIlN lldSC dAAAVCOs IN X 5tfESt94&4$J
. Only one prisoner occupies tue. count,
! Jail at Mandan. 4 sS
sColored valentines were not as mum
erous this year as formerly.&
After April LIST there will Sc, Eve rura
routes running out of Devils Take.
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;;Berthold is lone Of Tie latest town.
where oil is said to havesheens discov'
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Stanley is to have national bank
since that town has been made ! count,
The Larson Leader, up iii Williams
sountN died after existing but one
year. *ss,
g. Editor Myers of the Maxbass Mont
tor and the Newburg Sun is also an
auctioneer. 49,. lsa5s
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The county officials Of Sheridan
county are taking. up their residence at
McClusky % + &
The business men of Omemee are
making an effort to secure the county
fair of Bottineau county, ~ 5;S
Sentinel Butte has local comedy
company that has been presentin ga pro-
duction to people of nearby towns
Beach needs better fire protection and
the Chronicle wants the. commercial
club to get busy and provide something.
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!. If Burke county is created from
part of Ward, Columbus will make all
effort to secure the county seat.
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Many of the state papers are persist
ent in their efforts to have the govern
ment stop printing envelopes.
4 The LAYTON Leader has been sold to
J. G. Curtiss, who has been foreman
OF the Adams Budget for some time.
J" The commissioners of Stutsman
county contemplate establishing poor
farm for that county. ' $tss
Two rural routes will run out of
Max in the near future-the service to
commence April LIST. j. n ! !. ... s#3sss )
The Kenmare News has +, completed
ten years of its existence and has started
On another decade with more vigor than
ever. l sss y|&ssE
McClusky expects to have baseball
team the coming summer. that will
make some of the ieaguers set up and
take notice. go ..:s s8ss
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!: Senator STRAIN has received consid-
cradle mention from the state press in
his efforts to have a state hail insur-
ance department created.
The two papers at Darlington seem
to plod along together in the same town
without any apparent animosity exist
ing between them. ,1.>t
The St. John Tribune has been print
ing each week list Of the business men
Of that town that do not advertise 81
with the result that the list has been
growing shorter each week.
The Mayville Farmer. thinks thatI
Ployhar's bill repeating the publcation1
Of insurance .statementsssis retrogressionl
instead of progression.
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Editor Irysh @of the Mott Pioneer}
Press prints 5000 copies every month
of his paper and he thinks that ought
to appeal somewhat to the business
men in that section.
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A concern in Oregon recently dis
posed of carload of fruit at Jamesrl
town-and now that city has hopes ofl
= wholesale fruit house being estab-
lished there. %$
Z lnutsson who did considerable
political writing during the campsisHl
for the Chicago Skandinaven during
he campaign, is to resume an editorial
with the Normanden at GrandI
Forks. y +&.'.
! The editorial association of StheI
northwestern end Of the state Threatened
o with draw from the state organize
ion unless they received some kind ofE
'ecog1ition. Sam Clark was naned
hartman Of the executive committee