Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-22
News of the State

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .>&e1eeAes4
| Minot will get socialist paper.
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Grafton will have a potato ware
house. -.
Pembina county has voted $4,000
for q, Jail. :,~5@ =:
There seems to he something of q
scandal at Ray.
| Cavalier lost one store when it
moved to Hoople. -"
Coal dealers complain of shortage
OF cars on the 500 line. ~ ID.
There are plenty of aspirants, for
office in Divide county.
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Mckenzie county has several candi-
dates for. the legislature.
Politics in Ward county will be as
warm as ever this campaign.
There is q demand for hired help
In the vicinity OF Underwood.
"A Min0t automobile concern has
purchased $4,000 worth of ties.
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The spring building boom has al
ready started in some Of the towns.
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Drug stores at New Rockford and
Sheyenne have been closed by injunc-
lions.
The Barnes county poultry associa-
ton has decided to hold show at
Valley City.
Fairmount has voted to issue $18,.
600 worth of bonds for a new school
building.
Bowbells has man who is a nerv-
GUS wreck and. wants the county to
support him.
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The Harvey Herald published a
special edition TO give the returns of
the election.
Nearly all the banks in the state
closed shop the day the presidential
primaries were held.
r. A. Nestos of Minot has officially
announced his candidacy for state at.
torney of Ward county.
It was a close race but Mayor Nc.
Glory was re- elected at Devils Lake
over his socialist opponent.
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Burglars attempted to rob a store
at Enderlin but were frightened away
before they got any plumber.
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The socialist elected the mayor,
police magistrate, justice of the peace
and one alderman at Rugby.
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In addition to their other troubles
some Of the counties had bond issues
to vote ON at the election just held. !
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Attorney Bessie OF Williston has I
published the formal announcement !
as candidate for attorney general.
There will be time enough between
elections to at least give the farmer I
plenty of time to put in his crop. !
The Underwood Journal seemed to |
be in experienced hands while Editor
Gordon was visiting in Minnesota.
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A we'll driller was badly injured at |
Williston when the lifting crank Of |
the machine hit him in the eface.
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In spite of Ill his opposition Mayor
Blewett Of jamestown succeeded in
being reelected by a plurality Of 20
votes. /
The daug' tiers of Isabella. the
auxiallry Of the Knights Of Columbus
organized at Minot with fifty mem.
bers.
A Mckenzie county farmer has been
arrested for shooting his neighbor's /
horses. Two are dead and five
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Emil Hardt of Linton leads the
band just started at Temvick and he
makes the trip there by pumping a
handcar. III
A number Of farmers over the state 4
will take President Worst's advice
and will plant trees on the south line
of their land.
While waiting for the election re-
turns the sports up at Schafer, in
Mckenzie county were entertained
with a wrestling match.
A number of gasoline boats will be i
put into service in the Sheyenne river
at Valley City during tie CautauQua
season there this summer. n
An injunction closed drug store |