Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-03-07
News; ofthe State

catcher this spring.
Hillsboro has a. minist that wants
to be mayor of the town.
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A. B. Kerlin has disposed of his in
terest in the Devils Lake Journal.
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The commercial club at Wimble'
don has just added 20 new members
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The Savory moving picture theater
has been opened-again-at Fargo.
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The taxes of the Northern Pacific
in Billings county amounted to over
$4,000.
Two carloads of freight arrived at
Fort Clark for Stanto merchants the
other day.
J. R. Brinton who formerly pub
lished the Belfield Times is with the
Beach Chronicle.
"Skidoo" Holzer, we'll known Far
20 detective has just been released
from the hospital.
A Hankinson justice held 1t was
all right to use a whip on a boy Tor
catching on bobs.
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Morton county is gaining some rep
utation as one of the best dairy Sec
tions Of the country.
Editor G.. M. Brinton of the Fessen,
den Free Press has just returned
from trip to Idaho.
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The Marmarth Mail notes that W:
G. Gilbreath has made a successful
commissioner of agriculture.
If the farmer doesn't know how to
run a farm these days it is because
he does not read the papers.
There are sure signs of spring at
Stanton. A kid there broke a plate
glass store window with a ball bat.
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Mrs. Alice Nelson Page, the well
known newspaper woman, Is presl'
dent Of the Grand Forks suffragettes.
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The Kenmare Journal has finally
passed into new hands and the plant
has been moved to another building.
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The new born infant child Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. C. Green died at Fargo.
The Greens formerly lived at Bis
marck.
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Jud Jordan's Blade wants the city
of Fargo to adopt the commission
form of city government as soon as
possible.
The FARGO Forum notes that there
are changes in some things at Bis
marck but that Ed. Patterson goes
on forever. -.
A special train load of plow engines
passed through North Dakota the
other day en- route to Regina, IN
Saskatchewan.
A modern Pied Piper who uses
chemical instead Of the perennial pipe
offers to rid the city of Fargo of its
rats for $1,000.
A creamery for Alexander up in
Mckenzie county is very likely pros
pect. There the 400 COWS In the ter
ritory tributary to the town.
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Darlington, LaMoure, velva, Beach
and Grafton were the five cities des-
ignated by the state high school board
for the location of the first allotment
of state agricultural schools.
Jim Vanaken drove sharp splinter
in his eye while splitting kindhng
wood but the doctor does not antic1-
pate permanent injury.
The Dawson Leader thinks the demo.
Gratis of the state should not over
look Frank Reed Of Bismarck In
selecting their delegates to the nation.
al convention.
Hans Austad near Alexander In
Mckenzie county, lost horse and
sleigh last week while crossing the
ice on the Missouri river. He saved
himself and one horse.
Both the Orpheum and Grand
theaters at Fargo have
combined. Fowler of the Grand will
be general manager of both houses
and the attractions will be booked by
George Webster.
AS a result of a conference OF may
ors of the Red river valley mayors
q Red River and Hudson Bay Navi.
CATION association was formed that
will promote navigation along the
Red to the Hudson Bay.
A party Of MarmartA farmers who
drove to the county seat at Medora
to pay their taxes took occasion to
petition the commissioner for bridge
across the little Missouri but did not
receive much encouragement.
A travelling grocery outfit has been
touring Mercer county AMI the Stan
ton Republican tells the people there
is no danger of being "stu1g' If they