Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-20
News Of the State
A farmers school will be conducted
at Wahpeton this coming week.

A farmers school will be conducted
at Wahpetoa this coming week.
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Bowman county commissioners viii
furnish seed grain to their farmers.
Attorney E. r. Lanternan OF Man
dan has been appointed United States
commissioner.
A phone has been put in at Fort
Clark and now people can tell when
the train is coming.
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Mandaa will have farmers school
commencing ne 5th of February and
ending the day the dairymen's con-
vention start
Railroad Commissioner w. H. Mann
denies the report that he is not to be
ia the race for reelection. He says
he is a candidate before the prim-
aries.
There is said to be considerable
| agitation in the southern end OF
Morton county for county division.
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The Cooperstown Courier does not
speak of the candidacy Of Attorney
General Miller for reelection with
any great degree of enthusiasm.
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George Duis of Grand Forks is so
earnest in his candidacy for demo-
cratic national committman that he
reflections as state senator.
Arthur Phin former Bismarck
druggist now has a situation with a
drug firm at Langdon.
s.
Farmers institutes and rallies have
been a great success wherever they
have been held over the state this
winter.
Cando boasts of having a modern
waterworks and pumping plant that
gives an unlimited supply of excellent
water.
Tom Marshall seems to still hold
pretty strong grip on the insurgent
machine of the state.
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Money is still being subscribed for
the family fund of Sheriff Moody who
was shot early in December.
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Farmers find no trouble in dispos
ing of fresh meat at Hazelton since
the meat market there closed.
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Editor Hall Of the Petersburg has
been setting type the past week with
some rather sore fingers which he
laccidently burned with acid.
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The Minot Journal thinks between
Minot and Willston there will be no
trouble in filling all the state Offices.
Aspirants for office down in Dickey
county are active.
Up in Pembina county Cavalier
seems to have the county seat nailed
down but there are yet several COL
umns of newspaper space to be used
before suitable court house is
built.
A fellow at Roth suffers with boils
on his hands caused from eating too
much gammelost.
A bright red headed boy at West
to the blackboard and write SEN
tence containing the word Income"
LAewing his tongue furiously he
wrote: "In come cat
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Minot has two women juvenile
officers who declare that the boys
and girls must remain at home after
nine O'Clock nights unless accOmpan-
led by their parents.
1t is said that Editor Stickley of
the Kenmare Journal will soon sever
his connection with that paper which
he has conducted for so many years.
Kenmare will lose live member
when he goes.
Editor Streeter of the Linton Rec
ord refuses to publish the monthly
report of the state board of health
because he considers the statistics
of births and deaths entirely unre-
liable
The Cakes Times has rounded out
it's twenty-eighth year. having been !
established in 1883. AT that time
Alex Wright, present editor Of the
amer was over in Ireland going to
school and knew but little of this
country. Now he is candidate for
Office in his home county.
The Hankinson fire department did |
the neighborly act all right by rush
ing to Lidgerwood the other day to
help Put out the big fire in that
town.
Editor Macadie of The Promoter at
Stanley has some good advertising of
his own paper showing why mer-
chants should be regular advertisers.