Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-28
News. of the State

Minot will got another clothing
store. ~"
Fessenden has added more street
lights. a~
The Workmen at Glendale had a
big blowout this week.
Leap year dances are still popular
events over the state.
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Among the leap year festivities at
rortal was a mock wedding
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There will be consolidation OF
school districts up in Burke county.
Men do not seem to be any too
plentiful in the state for spring work.
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| Some of the towns are already pre-
pairing to organize 1912 base ball
teams.
It sounds good to hear the farmers
of the state predicting good crops for
the coming year.
Ward w: Finley has leased the
Starkweather Times and will take
immediate charge.
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Buchanan the insurgent candidate
for governor has commenced making
campaign speeches.
Former lieutenant governor n. 5.
Lewis has withdrawn from the race
Of mayor at Fargo.
The Epworth league convention
held at Devils Lake was well atten-
ded by delegates.
The democrats down in Hettinger
county claimed to have had rousing
meeting at Bentley.
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The light plant controversy at
Devils Lake seems to be stirring up
some red hot politics.
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Between social events and farmers
meetings the people of North Dakota
have had busy winter.
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The fifth annual ball given by the
firemen at Hettinger was decided j,
success from every standpoint.
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Harry Dence editor of the Beach
Chronicle will go to Belfield where,
he rec ntly purchase. the Times.
Judge Moe Of Valley City must be
candidate for something. He has
just installed a new Monograph.
H. e. Wallace the banker at Dray-
ton who was shot by his son left an
estate worth half million dollars.
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The melted snow ran down the hill |
in front of the bank at Bently and
made a fine skating pr nd for the kids.
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The three year Old son of Harry
Molsberry of Glenburn pulled kettle
Of boiling water upon himself and
may not recover.
In district court at Valley City
Judge Coffey sentenced Bud Floyd
to five years in the pen for assault and
robbery.
John F. Walker a brother of the
Walked boys in the firm of Walker
Bros. & Hardy at Fargo Is very i'll
out at Portland.
Editor Long Of the Egeland Enter
prise will have good newspaper sup
port in his candidacy for clerk of
court Of Towner county.
1t will take $4,000 to supply the
farmers of Adams county with seed
grain II the county commissioners
there allow all the applications.
State Senator Mcdowell of Marion
10 at Washington where he is appear.
ing before the committee on agricul.
ture on better farming subjects.
"OOu"O1Lu IL 70 nave newspaper
in the near future and Editor Wright
of Wimbledon who will manage the
paper Is now in Minneapolis buying!
a plant.
According to the Glen Ullin News
the commissioners of Morton county
will furnish all needy farmers with
seed grain and the applicants met
at Glen Ullin to take up the matter.
The coal mine six miles out of New
England is said to be as good as a
gold mine. Two men operate 1t and
farm a quarter section of land be-
sides. ',.rs - Z
One implement dealer at Hettinger
sold fifteen cream separators last
year on the installment plan. They,
have all been paid for and It is expec.
ted the sales will be greatly increased
this year.
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