Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-02-26
News of the State

ers of the Monango Journal in the
recent issue.
Monango just saw the close of q
successful farmers institute and is IT,
ready making preparations for another
gathering of the agriculturists.
Some of the editors think that ev-
cry farm in the state should be given
an appropriate name.
The pay roll of the Washburn Coal
company's mine at Wilton totalled
$16,572.80 last month.
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It is thought that in another decade
all the United States land offices in
this state will be closed.
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Ryder expects to have big crowd
present when Dry Farming Expert
Campbell speaks there.
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The Dickey County Leader is still
sore about that $25 it didn't win at
election time, and also reminds Gov
ernor Burke of his campaign promise
of library for Glendale.
Kuhn has some more cases of scar
let fever.
The Elks had big time at Devils
Lake Saturday night.
The new Northern Pacific railroad
map shows the proposed Edgeley-Ca
nonball extension.
Twin City credit men report that
North Dakota is in better shape this
year than it was at the same time in
1910. :THI
Eleven heads of families besides a
number of young people were convert
ed at the revivals at Cakes Junction.
A dairy meeting may be held in
LaMoure the latter part of March.
The Eddy County Provost refers to
it as the Canadian "jokoprosity"
agreement.
The columns of the Hatton Free
Press have been the scenes Of blood
less battle between the mayor and
postmaster of that town as to wheth-
err or not the postoffice should be
kept open Sunday evenings.
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The Wahpeton troop of boy scouts.
newly organized, starts with a men,
bership of sc.
The recent $4,000 fire at Wahpeton
has caused many people to think seri
)usly of the necessity of a chemical
engine.
Lake Tewaukon near Cayuga may
)e converted into a summer resort.
It is stated that the ground hog |
vas elected to membership in the |
Ananias club.
The Cogswell Enterprise urges ru.
al route patrons to help the carriers
Freak the roads.
80 public schools at Milne" """"
gain closed because of the prevalence
# typhoid fever.
Plans are being considered at Rut.
and for the erection of a new village
lall.
ATTORNEY Divet of Wahpeton who
onducted the prosecution of Judge
,owan is said to be making extensive
in his dwelling.
North Dakota may expect some
orn carnivals next fall, Judging from
he interest that is being aroused in
he raising of this cereal. II
The first installment of the new
ovel from the pen of ex-Attorney
eneral r. F. McCue appeared in the
ecent issue of the Darlington Week
, Independent and will run in serial
)rm.
The crowd to hear Campbell. the
~ farming expert, was so large at
arlington that the floor in Buchan.
MS hall sagged nearly half a foot.
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A new colored porter has been add.
| to the Hotel Kirkwood equipment
Darlington.
There is considerable discussion
,er the relative merits of munich.
II electric plant and municipal gas
ant at Minot.
A movement is said to be on foot
Alaska looking to the annexation
that country to Canada.
A company has been organized at
elena for the purpose of developing
orth Dakota. Montana, Idaho. Wash
gton and Oregon.
The Forum ran cut of the new
ollo statue which will probably be
ected at Fargo during the summer.
The Great Northern plans to- pur-
lase land along it's new Fargo-Minot
lt-off this summer on which trees
i'll be planted.
The ski tournament at Minot was a