Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-26

Fargo appears to be going some IN
manufacturing way.
The Linton Advocate is moving in.
to new quarters.
The local telephone system at
Steele is being extended.
The yellow peril - dandelions-
threatens to be as fierce as ever this
summer.
Hillsboro will soon decide whether
or not another school house will be
built there.
Nurserymen are enjoying a -four
ishing business over the state this
year.
Canadian officials are securing the
north end of Williams county in the
pursuit of horse thiefs.
The Plaza Pioneer wants the news
papers to give the people rest for
while before another campaign is
started.
Glenullin is said to be having a dog
famine. Some of the other towns
would probably be glad to go to the
rescue.
Editor Streeter of the Linton Rec
ord is installing a typesetting ma
chine.
There are a number of cities over
the state that are watching the re-
suits the commission system works
before adopting it. /
The Pembina Pioneer Express
wonders why the Milwaukee road
was not extended from Fargo further
north through the Red river valley.
Like Bismarck, Hettinger is troubl-
ed with cows running loose through
the streets-and lawns.
The Adams County Record is quite
thoroughly convinced that Hettinger
is to be made division point for the
Milwaukee road.
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The Lisbon Gazette Is twenty-seven
years old and found the last year was
more prosperous than all the rest.
Louie Persons new paper, the
Mountrail County Promoter at STAN
ley has q good share of patronage for
a youngster.
Militiamen through. the state. are
pleased at the prospect of being sup
piled with ,overcoats, which have
heretofore been missing from the
equipment of the men. r.
A farmer in La Moure county fenc-
ed a road that had been used for
three years and as q result an auto
car was wrecked and the farmer COM
PEELED to pay the damages.
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Some of the North Dakota people
who have spent the winter in Texas
are unable to understand why there
has been such q rush for southern
land because the soil there is much
inferior to that Of this state. .a>
North Dakota will have the great
eat wheat acreage in its history this
year. The breaking that was put into
fax last year is in fine shape for the
wheat crop this year.
f. According to the Paramount News
Hankinson is to have second news
paper to be started by man named
Allen from Brooten, MINI. Hankin-
son has always been good one-news-
paper town-but it may be different
with two in the field.
The new commission system Is now
in force at Minot, and the election for
commissioners will be held in about
six weeks; as soon as the necessary
f0rmalities are complied with.
New Rockford boasts of having two
fine brass bands and several excellent
church chOirs-and is positive it has
the other towns skinned" in that
respect. 1.. .s,
Looks like John Andrews would
make good for the Fargo Daily 4@ews
before his two months trial is up.
The Munich Herald has discovered
there is some sentiment at Grand
Forks that favors Speaker Burdick
for governor. %
A quarter section of land has been
purchased at Hettinger from a Miss
Carlson for $4,000 to be used as the
site for the agricultural experiment
station to be located there.
Bowman county, has been visited
by some soaking rains this spring;
and there are prospects for bump
er crop this year throughout, that
county. ! @]
Omcials from jamestown went
down to Streeter to enforce quaran-,
tine regulations which were being
disregarded and some prosecutions
are apt to follow. Several cases Of
scarlet fever caused the guarantees.
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Under the new train schedule Of
the Northern Pacific out of Chicago,
the mails are carried from New York
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