Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-03-05
News of the State

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!; "Heine" Mitchell, formerly of thu
Minot Optic, but now of the Devils
Lake World, has been chosen secre
tary of the new Elks lodge at thu
Satanic City.
Editor Mitchell of Mimic, comments
on the fact that the Grand Forks Her
aid forgot to mention the name Of
Alex Mckenzie in its special edition
devoted to a protest against the first
incident in the Cowan Impeachment
case.
Some people fail to see the justice
in a farmer being locked fore every
ounce of dirt or foul stuff in his grain
yet must pay for and haul home sew
eral hundred pounds of worthless
black slate, some and dirt with every
ton of hard coal he buys.
The following "ad''' appeared in
the Ardocr Journal:
Lost: On Saturday evening last in
the wilds of Cavalier or Towner coun'
ties, an east bound 500 passenger
train. 1t had a label pinned on with
No. 2O2-and was known as the "trav.
eler's delight"
Joseph Drew, another of the old
pioneers of Grand Forks county died
at his home in at Ardoch.
Many North DakOtans are returning
home after spending the winter in the
South or in California.
In case the new thirteenth judicial
district is created it is epected that
Alfred Zuger will be appointed to
the bench by Gov. Burke.
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There was a fight in q blacksmith
shop at Binford in which knives were
used freely.
The patent insides of the Griggs
County Sentinel failed to arrive and
the paper came out with four pages.
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The minstrel show given by the fire.
men at Cooperstown made a decided
hit.
B. F. Borden, of Upham, after ira.
Yelling through the South looking for
new location wrote back home:
after looking all the country over
I think North Dakota is good enough
for me-"
The annual meeting of the Fourth
District Press Association will be
held at Glendale on March II.
The Forman band made it's bow to
the public.
Forman's commercial club is max
ing an effort to raise money to build
| farmers elevator and has called a
mass meeting of the farmers for that
purpose.
The passage Of the printers BILL"
made a big hit with the official news.
papers Of the state.
Many farmers of the state will avail
themselves Of the opportunity to OBJ
tain seed grain from their respective
counties.
The farmers near Zion held an in.
stttute and were SO pleased with its
success that they perfected a perma.
nent organization.
Many of the weeklies in the Second
judicial district contain accounts of
the big demonstrations which were
accorded Judge Cowan during his trip
through their towns after the house
had first voted to vindicate him.
Cogswell and Cayuga have been
scrapping over the question Of which
was the best town in the county and
the Forman News rises to remark
that there ought to be patriots in
every North Dakota town.
Sheriff Jackman of Forman, has
been receiving anonymous letters that
there were some blind piggers oper.
ating in in the county, but as no evi.
dence was submitted he has been
powerless to act.
The 500 line will lay heavier rails
this summer on it's line from Forman
to Cakes.
The Park River Commercial club
has been organised and plans have
been made for a monster Fourth OF
July celebration.
Editor Berge Of Grafton, will soon
start the publication Of q large Nor
wegian paper at Winnipeg.
Edinburg has been added to the
list Of towns receiving free travelling
Libraries from the state library com
mission.
The Lisbon Commercial club held
its annual banquet and decided to
boost for a digger and better Lie
bon"
J. A. Clark Of the Fargo A. c., hal
accepted . position a. assistant at the
Dickinson experiment station.
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