Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-15
News Of the State


and the people Of Mckenzie can al
most hear the snort of the first iror
horse in that county.
With its splendid hotel facilities
Devils Lake claims to be live com
petitor for conventions.
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Two sections of land in Crane
Forks county have just been sold tc
Illinois parties for $4,000.
Fordville wants a hotel and asked
the Commercial club at Grand Forks
to help in the matter.
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| A kteamfitter with a charge of vag
grancy against him at Grand Forks
was given thirty minutes to get out
Of town and lie easily made it in the
! time limit set.
The republicans at Grand Forks
had harmonius mass meeting rela.
tive to selecting ticket Of city Off.
GERS.
The Northern Pacific has ordered
500 gondola cars from the Pressed
Steel Car company.
While attempting to start a fire
in a stove with kerosene VasyelTo.
doruk farmer near Edgehill, became
the victem of the explosion and his
death followed the next day.
Editor V. A. Corbett of the Ken
mare News has been finally named by
President Taft as receiver for the
Minot land office.
There is lively row on in Pembina
county over the location of the route
of the Meridian road.
Some Of the papers are stirring the
people of the state to raise the BAL
for the battleship North Dakota.
The Minot Democrat notes that the
law against men soliciting the sale
of liquor in the state is grossly vio-
lated.
Editor Carl Nelson of Cando will
take prominent part in the chess
tournament to be I'D at Fargo Wash
ington's birthday.
On q school route up at Rolla a
driver fixed a school rig that is heat.
ed with q stove and it is not neces-
sary for the children to wear wraps
going to school.
A rural mail carrier out at Grafton
was effected with appendicitis when
three miles from town and q farmer
had to bring him to town for treat.
ment. .
The hospital corps of the state
guard organized at Lisbon since the
battery was disbanded gave a grand
ball which was preceded by an e.
hibition and concert by the regi-
mental band.
Prof Norling who was leader Of the
regimental band at Lisbon back I'M
the '8Oties has just sold q mine in
Oregon for $4,000.
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The editor Of the Stanley Sun &C.
cuses the editor of the Stanley Pro-
moter of having the "belly.ache" over
the appointment Of official papers for
Mountrail county. |
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Aneta is experiencing a milk famine
the like Of which has never been ex-
perienced there before and the Pan
Drama says that It seems as tho that
ven the milk Of human kindness was
lacking at times. I
State Senator Gunderson of Aneta
and wife have gone south for a visit
In Florida and the Hot Springs. /
"a .%.l.c@> ~ ~ ~.
Prof Ladd has gone SO far as to say
that even 'ur' coat collars are colored
with, coal tar dyes and are apt to-
start skin diseases. ~"
Binford Is apt to break into the
world, due to the fact that
H. s. Thompson, formerly q wheat
buyer there has gone to Italy to take
voice culture. H."
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An orchestra has been organized at
Binford. -.
The stockholders of the farmers
store at Fairdale have decided to
close out the business there, and it
is thought that most of the trade
there will go to Milton.
While. politics are apparently dor
mant in Cavalier county it is said
there are signs there that can be
easily seen. ..-.,.
There is an eht TT being made to
work the old tim Spanish dungeon
swindle on fellows at Mi3ot.
Editor Lindstrom seems to. be en-
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