Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-20
News Of the State

L. D. McGahan tells the Minot Re-
porter some stories of early day dis.
couragements-and how the state
came through them and prospered. He
is not at all pessimestic over the sit
uation and sees good times ahead.
Whatever may be said of the Minot
! Reporter-it is newsy.
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The bankers of the state are opti-
mistic over the money situation.
Crop reports are like the crops
| spotted.
The Minot Reporter has good words
! for Secretary of State Blaisdell and
his candidacy for congress- and thinks
| the time will come when Blaisdell
will be honored.
A new postofice will be leased at
Three farmers of Foster county
have 10000 bushels of wheat. rye and
oats and none of it for sale until an
other crop comes in.
The Valley City limes-Record thinks
Editor Sam clark is a game fighter,
but bad loser.
The jamestown Alert continues as
always-one of the newsiest and best
edited little dailies in the state.
~
Nat Prentice, resident of Bismarck,
suffered a sever cut on the forehead
| in the accident to Tom Vallancys au-
| to near Dickinson. The machine ran
over dog and turned turtle. So did
the dog. Vallencey was pretty badly
cut up and Prentice is glad it was
| no worse.
The barns of the big Corwin farm
near jamestown were totally Destroy
ed by fire.
Late corn and millet planted for
| feed does not sprout and needs rain
| to bring it along.
! The Devils Lake Journal is firm
| supporter Of John Burke for presi-
dent. Bloom ought to come in for a
cabinet place.
The Devils Lake Journal does not
think the Inter.Ocean ought to oppose
! Governor Burke. inasmuch as it is
receiviAg all the legals of the gov
ernor's firm.
| There may be move soon to pa
role President Raiders of the Lakota
bank who has been sentenced to the
! penitentiary.
The water supply at Rugby is so
short that they have stopped sprink-
ling the streets.
The Cooperstown Courier thinks
Judge Burke is pretty sure of election
| as Judge of the supreme court this
fall.
The Minot Optic thinks Congress-
man Hannas big vote was due to the
appreciation of his splendid record as
congressman.
The county commissioners of
Stutsmau county have reduced the
levy some $4,000 from last year.
~
A good many of the state papers are
flying the republican ticket at the top
of the editorial solumns.
The proposed abolition of the
Moorehead saloons seems to agitate
Fargo as much as Moorhead.
The Valley City Times-Record can't
indorse the Cakes Times suggestion
to knife stalwart candidates at the
election.
Manager F. E. Packard of the T. Il.
is moving into fine, new residence
at Valley City.
Grey squirrels are being turned lose
in the city park at Valley City.
The Kenmare News kicks on a bill
of nearly $1,000 for an expert account
ant to check up the city finances.
Joe Purcell still has hopes Of be-
ing nominated for railroad commits
slOner.
Farmers elevators through the
state report dividends of twenty to fif-
ty per cent.
The Minot Optic says the new COM
missioners of Burke county arrived.
in the custody of State Treasurer
Bickford." Bickford has done some |
tall hustling for his town of Bow
bells. -,
The Underwood Broadaxe has in.