Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-04-15

county had big reunion.
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The Velva Journal endorses Frank
Henry for secretary of state.
lEsmOnd has an election contest over
the selection of village trustee.
Canadian wheat IN 100000 bushels
lost in crossing the border at Pembina.
Lack of patronage causes Editor
Johnson to discontinue the Nekoma
News.
| Mandan is in line for a cleanup
The steam laundry has started up
again.
The Northern Pacific will extend it's
sidetracks 1000 feet at Dawson this
| spring.
The wife of Ed Peirson, former
Granville newspaper man, died out in
Oregon.
The farmers of the state have learn
ed that poor seed corn is an expensive
experiment.
Burleigh county candidates are grad
| uaily placing their sky pieces in the
political ring.
The better farming movement has
good start in nearly every part Of
the state.
There are a number of town in the
state that will receive a general clean
up this spring.
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The Washburn band threatens 10
disband unless it receives more finan.
cial assistance.
Portal will have one of the best
base ball PARKS in that part of the
state this summer.
Veiva gets a summer school when
opens July 10 that will be a big feat
ure for that town.
Nearly all dle business houses at
Mott come to the relief of the band
there for the summer.
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Dave Dinnie comes to the front with
a proposition for the third site for the
normal school at Minot.
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The World is making an effort to
stir up some base ball interest among
the fans at Devils Lake.
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The people of Wilton seem compile
tely satisfied with the set of city off.
GERS elected for that town.
G. l.. Bickford and his partner are
shipping potatoes in car load lots
from Bowbe!ls this spring.
With the new census enumeration
jamestown seems to feel they have
put it all over Valley City.
H. L. Lyon has sold the Bowbells
Bulletin to A. M. Russell of Calvin
who will take immediate charge.
Ferdinand Leutz Of Hebron is a !
candidate for the state senate from
the west end of Morton county.
H. Bendeke of Grand Forks has just |
returned from trip to Italy where |
he visited at Naples and Rome.
Winter wheat is making a good |
showing this spring as is some winter
rye. especially that seeded in stubble.
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A pool hall at Beach where gamb-
ling was conducted was raided and
the proprietor was held to the district |
court.
A modern theatre will be erected |
at Beach to take the place of the |
moving picture house that burned last |
week.
George NJ. Young of Valley City,
Is the first candidate for congress |
in the second district to publish his |
platform.
The farmers of the state will un-
doubleday gladly postponed seeding |
for few day On account of the heavy
rain the past week.
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Nearly all of the papers Of the state
are passing favorable comment re-
garding the spirit of progress that
keeps Bismarck on the move.
Women. too. If they wish to vote
for school officers at the primaries,
will have to sign up with the asses
sor as to their political faith.
Editor Workman of the Bowman
Pioneer wants to know what the states
attorney has done with all the beer
he has confiscated in Bowman county
the past year.
1t is estimated that the equivalent
Of one dead earn of corn planted in
each acre In North Dakota devoted
to corn would cost the farmers Of the
state million dollars.
W. w. Felson of Pembina county,
denies that he will not be candidate