Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-29
Ne Of the State

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opened in North Dakota within a few
| weeks.
! The three year old son of Albert
Miller. of Great Bend, ate corn soaked
with arsenic intended to poison goph-
| ers, and died within very short
| time.
Carl Albrecht, a horse thief, escap-
ed from the Jail at Dickinson on the
| night before his sentence was to be
passed.
Judge Lauder is said to be still
shivering from the Devils Lake frost.
The insurgents cause might be
looked on with more favor in the state
If all the insurgent leaders were
not candidates for Office.
The filing of nominations is over
| and the battle for the nominations
are on in the state.
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Land seekers are coming to the
Red River valley in carload lots.
J. S. White-the ex-Stark county
auditor-gets off with five years
about $4,000 year.
Dickey county seems to be much
agitated over the bonding question:
and Cakes is against it.
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DR.. H. w. Coe of Portland. is in
the state-bO0sting western lands.
The town of Finley in Steele coun-
ty, is said to be advertising for a
beer warehouse.
Candidates Burdick and Norton are
billed for political address at Steele
June 4.
Editor Wood thinks the harmony
legislative program in that district
has gone bust
The Ward County Reporter contin-
ues to come out in three sections
OF eight pages each-to accommodate
news and ads.
Old soldiers speak in high terms
OF the management of the Home at
Lisbon under Col. Carroll.
Mrs. Alfred Dickey of jamestown,
has been quite ill at Minneapolis with
blood po'soning following an operation
for the removal of the tonsils.
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Hood Rivor horrioo how. b1-,,-
arrive in the state from the west.
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jamestown merchants will observe
Memorial day by closing their respec.
tive stores.
At the Methodist laymen's banquet
at Jamestown, j. P. Jackson was one
OF the speakers. and the Alert says:
y. r. Jackson of Bismarck, spoke on
what Business has Business Man
With Foreign Missions He gave a
forward. business mans talk,
citing facts, statistics and anecode.
till he convinced his hearers that a
business mans business as much in.
cluded foreign missions at it did land.
money or crops
The Civic improvement is growing
rapidly at jamestown. Honorary men,
berships cost a dollar.
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The graders of the Midland road
are at work near Jamestown, where
the road is to cross the river.
Mayors of good many cities mi
The state have issued Memorial day
Mrs, Olson of Grand Forks, has
suit against an East GRAND
orks saloon keeper for damages for
he death of her husband, who died
rom excessive use of intoxicants. :
She claims the saloon keeper was (
responsible for the death of her hus- .
'and. 1t is the first case of the kind
brought in the state.
Thomas and Pierce of Larimore,
ave purchased the big Emery farm
# $500 acres near that city. {
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Skull G. Skulfson has bought an l
Their farm in Nelson county and the {
'eIeTSOuIS RECORD says ne Will soon A
e among the heavy taxpayers. l
The dailies and weeklies through
ne state are full Of notices of public
chool commencement exercises.
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Light to heavy frosts are reported S
trough the state for insurgent candi-
ates. r.
Rain is needed for early sown grain
the southern part of the state it C
said. l.
Many of the smaller cities of the P
ate will celebrate Memorial day this
ear.
Seward Post, G. A. R., of James. In
wn. Is twenty-five years old, Gen.
al E. s. Miller. late adjutant gener- 81
OF the state, was the first command
The Minot Reporter says the insur- NJ