Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-14
. ews of the State

Too much sand is the general yer.
dict of the militia boys on the camp
at Sparta.
President Packard writes a letter
to the Mandan Pioneer and explains
the necessity for a new water sys.
tenn.
Threshing in the valley is delayed
because of the lack of harvest hands.
Auto accidents in the state i1di.
cate the dangers of fast driving.
Sam Clark does not think the re.
publican campaign material in Ward
county will be printed in the Reporter
plant.
A state fair hold up artist at Fargo
got five years to warn future offend
ers that Fargo visitors must be let
alone.
A new trial may be asked in the
case of the Jap at Fargo, who got a
term for attempted rape.
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| Captain M. B. Hanson, Valley City's
first landlord, and over eighty years
Of age, is dead. For several years
he has been living on a farm near
Rogers.
Uoriouc c+a+o nonorc ara nuh}ich
ing specially written accounts Of
trips to Oberammergau and the Pas
sion Play, written by North Dako.
tans in Europe, which must be pref
ty full of them.
A run from CooperstoWn to Valley
City in two hours over bad roads is
believed to be the record, and was
recently pulled off with an auto.
Governor Burke has written a let
ter to President Taft asking for
modification of the recent c0nserva-
ton order of the government regard
ing coal lands.
vile and editor of the Mayville Trib.
une, is enthusiastic over the recent
recital of j. w. Foley at Mayville.
Unsanitary creameries are getting
theirs from the state butter and cream
department.
The postmaster at Carpio lost his
auto in fire.
Many new farmers elevators are
being built through the state.
The Forum believes in standing by
the result of the senatorial primaries,
although it isn't special admirer of
the primary election law.
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The Fargo News calls upon c. A.
Johnson to declare himself regard
ing the primary law. Might also
have a declaration regarding the ap-
pointment of Purcell and the turning
down of Cashel, while we are at the
primary law business.
Enthusiastic democrats up in Joe
Blooms town predict the election of
Bruegger, Purcell, Casey and Hill
dreth this fall. The dry weather has
gone to their heads.
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Charley Brewer doesn't believe in
prayers for rain. Does Charley be-
lieve in prayers at all?
Charley Merry has been working at
Webster, S. D., again, getting sub.
scriptions for a new railroad.
The Valley City Times-Record ex-
plains that the committee named at
the recent harmony meeting to sug-
gest draft for a platform is evenly
divided, consisting of Messrs. Nc
Cumber, Gronna, Helegson, Cooper
and Devine. 1t advises the insurgent
press of the state not to fret.
Assistant Postmaster Alfred of Far
go is back from a vacation and now
Plum can have q breathing spell.
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Creditors of Andy Jones get anoth-
er dividend of fifteen per cent.
Druggists of the state had fine
outing at Detroit Lake.
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A head on collision between two
autos in the city park at Valley City
smashed up one machine, and started
the other fellow for South Dakota so
the police couldn't get him.
Brewer of the Forum says-seven
years on the water wagon. No won
der there's a general drouth.
Jake Wineman got check for $685..
900 of paving bonds just before the
state board shut down on more NUM-
cipal bonds.
Doc. Purcells brother out in Mon
tana is mentioned for the senate out
in that state. Doc. ought to be able
to give him some pointers.
Grand Forks county farmers are op-
timistic and getting generally better
yields than they expected.
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