Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-24

Carrington and the question was as
to the merits of the commission sys-
tenn of government. The negative
side of the question won.
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Mrs. George Sharatt of Ashley died
from taking a quantity of patent
headache remedy.
July will be Woman's Day at the
Chautauqua at Devils Lake and Sec.
rotary Larue is arranging to have a
number of notable suffragists make
addresses.
The cooperative creamery at Mott
will soon be in operation.
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Mott reports 100000 spent there
in improvements: the past winter and
spring, and another 100000 of build
ings in sight.
County Superintendent Josephine
Steake of Hettinger. was thrown from
a buggy and quite severely bruised
and cut about the head.
Sheriff Barry will be Decoration
Day marshal at Mott.
The jury in the Noah case has been
obtained and the trial of the case
has begun at MinOt.
Napoleon Methodists are rejoicing
over the burning of the mortgage on
the church.
The report of Trustee Twiford of
the estate of Andy Jones, the former
Rugby banker, has been filed in the
BANKRUPTCY court at Minot.
The Minot Reporter says men who
participated in the land rush to Mon
tana are returning much Disguised
with some of the bargains" offered
and advises them to stay in North
Dakota.
Gee Lung, Minot Chinaman, has
gone crazy and his local friends will
send him back to Chicago.
DR.. Newlove has bought the P. P.
Lee home at Minot for considera-
ton of $4,000.
The Minot city commission is up
against the proposed removal of the
police magistrate and fire and water
cOmmissioner-all the same Bismarck
and the chief Of police.
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Minot Elks are preparing to come
to Bismarck in force for the institu-
ton of the Elks lodge here.
Congressman Hams picture adorns
many of the state papers, with the
announcement of his candidacy for
reelection.
Both the Minot papers are improv-
ing.
The Minot Reporter thinks Presi-
den LeSeuer is playing politics in his
message to the commission advocat'
ing the removal of city officials.
All the wholesalers at Minot are
jubilant over the crop prospects.
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J. J. Latta of jamestown is pre-.
pairing to turn over his elevator work
to Charles Weber as soon as he re-
ceives his commission as postmaster
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The jamestown Capital observes
that mr.. Marshall is not given to
public speaking, but is a tireless
worker"
Benson county commissioners sat
down on a proposition to vote $3.50,
900 bonds for a new court house and
Jail.
Rev. Onion of Leeds is dead.
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The Wahpeton Globe hears that
the Lidgerwooi Broadaxe has been
sold and that "g1ittering induce.
ments" have been held out to Joh1,
Andrews to go to Fargo and whoop
things up on the News.
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The central part of the state is full
of railroad rumors. Esmond in Ben
son county now expects to be sta
ton on a through line of the Great
Northern to Canada.
The Valley City T. r. isn't con.
tributing much original editorial mat.
ter to the state campaign-yet.
The Mott Pioneer Press is a per-
suasive booster for Mott and Het.
finger county.
The Nome Tribune is we'll satisfied
with the course of Congressman Han
ma in congress.
The editorial columns of the Sykes
ton Tribune are all political announce
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