Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-21

turns are now coming in and will
soon be completed.
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Minot people were looking fol
Halley's comet and got President LIE
Seuer's sizzling message about mem
bers of the city commission.
Christ Ganea of Minot was shot by
a friend in, Joke and died in the
local hospital. Poor joke.
Tracy Bangs may make the Me-
mortal day address at Devils Lake
and the Journal says he's the best
speaker in the state-which is pref
ty nearly true.
Col. Kelly of Devils Lake and Jim
Lamb of Michigan city attended the
big Catholic conservation meeting at
St. Paul.
]. F. Brodie tells Minot people that
the verdict in the Russell case was
a mistake.
Developments with regard to the
commission system in Mandan, Bis
mark and Minot lead the Forum to
think that the old system is not 80
bad after all.
The candidacy of John Flittie for
state auditor IL being commented on
enthusiastically by some of the state
editors.
There are now three candidates for
the railroad commissionerships from
Morton county-and If all Of them
get nominated. and elected, Morton
county ought to get pretty near what
it wants in the way of railroad regu'
lation.
Everybody seems to admit down in
Fargo that Mayor Lowell is making
good-as his friends were sure he
would do before the election.
Devils Lake is making great prep
arations for the Chautauqua this
year. Clark Kelley has resigned as
director and DR.. w. E. Hooking has
been chosen in his stead.
The Fargo Daily News seems to
have inside information about the
probable appearance of the "pen" re-
port.
The Forum thinks honey will be
a scarce article this fall. But not
until after the election.
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E. 8. Elliott is the new president
of the typographical union at Fargo.
Prof. Aaker has been doing some
for governor and his
friends believe he will cut no small
figure in the result. "''
Two young Jamestown boys went
out to kill Indians, after a course OF
dime novel reading.
There is great interest through the
part of the state in the COM
Ing installation ceremonies for Bish-
op Wehrle at Bismarck.
There is much speculation at Dick
Inson as to the probable sentence OF
J. S. White, the defaulting county
auditor who got away with about
100000.
Grand Forks university circles are
busy with plans for the formal in
of President McVey.
Senator McCumber expects to be
in North Dakota by June 5, and his
friends do not believe his illness and
inability to make speak
ing tour of the state will affect his
adversely. His friends
through the state are doing harder
work than ever.
The Fargo Auto club will drag the
roads entering Fargo.
William Kramer of Kenmare fell
under a heavy water tank and was
seriously injured.
DR.. Mckenzie of New Rockford,
while lying in bed with a broken leg,
set broken shoulder for patient.
Thus is the ruling passion strong un-
Ter difficulties.
Mrs. J. J. Blair of Williston was
BADLY burned while filing the burner
Of chatting dish with alcohol.
Over 1000 homesteaders arrived at
Bowman during the months Of March
and April-which shows how ]. E.
Phelan's headquarters is thriving.
The Devils Lake commissioners
are wrestling with county jail prop
the same manner Il, as
the Bismarck city commissioners
over the city hall.
The state apportions over 100000
as the quarterly payment to the com.
mon schools of the state-the larg-
est ever held. Garry the news to
DOC" Purcell.
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