Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-13
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The fishing season will soon be
open. --,..e,
There is good sale of cream separ'
ators at Denhoff
The New Salem Journal is conduct
ing a circulating library.
The mail carriers will have no
snap while the campaign lasts.
An extra run of legals delayed the
Gackle Republican this week.
Many of the towns are making pre-
parations for spr'ng market days.
branch lines that want station agents.
! Demonstration farms are to be Civ
en- more prominence than ever in tae
state.
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The state papers are still keeping
up their fight against the mail order
houses.
! There is not a little baseball en-.
| thusiasm along the main line of the
N. p. 49,.
| There has been some lively basket
ball games in the northern par. OF
the state.
The electric light plant at Portal
is on the blink till some repairs can
be made. \
There will not be much trouble to
dispose of the school land to be leas-
ed this spring.
The presidential primaries are
North Dakota into the prominence on
the political map.
With the advent of warm weather
a lot of rural telephone lines will be
Strengthened out.
Even the schools of the state will
take holiday on the day the March
primare s are held.
The papers of the state are warn
ing the farmers to beware of the
grocery peddlars.
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The Ashley Republican thinks
Editor Streeter OF Linton would make
good congressman.
There was an $1,000 fire at Aneta
when the Aneta Mercantile company
warehouse was destroyed.
Wrestling matches held in towns
of the northern part Of the state seem
to be drawing good crowds.
The diptheria and scarlet fever
scare has subsided at Wishek and
the schools there are open again.
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There will be more enthusiasm
than ever if Roosevelt comes to North
Dakota to wind up the campaign.
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The orchestra just organized at |
New England bears the mysterious |
name of A. w. P. W.-whatever that |
is.
The loading platform at Bowbells
has been cut down to level with fiat
cars so traction engines can be un-
loaded more easily.
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Some of the people of the state are
hustling to complete thier naturaliza-
ton papers so they can get chance
to vote at the early primaries.
Editor Shear of the Sentinel Butte
avoided having his ap-
pendix removed by taking chiroprac-
tic treatment from Fargo doctors.
The overland fast time passenger
trains won't make much Roadway
through this state If they are COM
PEELED to stop at all the stations the
people want them to.
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There is not much comment on the
part of the Fargo Courier-News be-
cause Gr0nna has left washington to
come to North Dakota to work poll
Tics.
The proposed publication called
the Rough Writer to be issued by Ben
at Bismarck Is receiving
advance notice by the
state papers.
Chris Schroeder, farm expert at
Valley City was compelled to resign
owing to the death of his wife, and
has been succeeded by Edwin May
land of Cokato, MINI.
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There has been some great improve
ments generally In the country border
Ing the Missouri river the past year,
and the people seem to have an OPP
timistic feeling over prospects.
Miss Elsie Pelisser 4 Dickinson be-
comes principal of the New England