Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-06-13
News of tho State


twenty-six new lawyers.
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Looks as though Sunday ball games
will stick at Grand Forks.
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The jewelers. of the state are hold
ing their convention in Fargo.
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Winter rye wheat will be heavy
crop in the state this year.
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Stone rdean-Wel will open a
branch house at Grand Forks July l.
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Judge N. C. Young of Fargo has
been reelected president of the board
of regents for the university.
Grand Forks wants to entertain the
| jewellers and bankers in their conven'
lions next year.
| The Rose Valley News will issue
1000 extra copies June 81 boosting
Mountrail county.
The Fargo Forum notes the proser'
Gus appearance of the Bismarck Trib-
une.
The Fargo commercial club has cleo
ted a new set OF officers with Col. Nor
ton Page as president.
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HeIgeson is on his way home from
| Washington to take part in the June
primaries.
Wiliston is winning fame On hand
ling conventions The editS meet
there two years and the fireme4s con-
ventioa there this summer shows
what that little city can do for visitors.
The G. A. r. veterans OF the state
| met at Casselton this week and elec-
ted officers. The meeting will be held
next year at Lis.on.
The Masonic grand lodge officers at
Fargo will go to the meeting at Minot
in a special Pullman car.
The Webster theatrical exchange at
Fargo has added number OF addition
al theatres to its agency.
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The Valley City ball team has gone
to Minnesota for a weeks schedule OF
games.
The North Dakota delegates to the
national republican convention will
hold conference at Minneapolis be-
fore going to Chicago.
The socialists at Minot are fighting
the boy scout movement and some not
dope on the subject is finding its way
into the newspapers there.
The Devils Lake Journal does not
want the voters of that county to turn
the court house into an aims house,
by putting men in Office simply be-
cause they need the money"
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The Grand Forks Herald thinks the
commissioners of public printing pull
ed queer stunt by having the public
ictypamphlet printed in Minneapolis.
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Ignite has formed a G. A. Johnson
Club
Divide county is not behind the
times on politics.
The program committee Of the press
association Is making preparations for
the Minot meeting.
Alfred Blaisdell has large number |
Of papers in the third district that are
faithful to his candidacy for congress.
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The Crosby Egaae claims that Blais- |
dell, Simpson and Devine have as
much right to claim to be progressives |
as anyone else.
The Devils Lake band is being COM
plimented for its fine open air con- |
certs this summer.
Minot's chautauQua has been organ
lied.
A number of main line 500 conduc- |
tors are before the federal court |
charged with earring passengers with
out charging fares.
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Eighteen were ordained to ministry |
by the Lutheran conference at Fargo. |
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Griffith, the hynotist, is spell binding !
the natives at Devils Lake.
The voters OF the state know he |
legislative record of L. B. Hanna so |
we'll that they probably won't pay |
much attention to the gush dished up |
by an imported muck-raker.
The Courier-News would have the |
people of the state belivev the Mis-
souri, Slope will become ''bloody bat |
tie ground" before the primaries close. |
If the insurgents keep on pulling each |
others wool it may be.
BY adding more cows to their farms |
and the building of silos the farmers |
of the state will have something more |
to depend on than wheat.