Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-05-16
News of tho State

Sargent county has more moisture
than is needed this spring.
The Mimic creamery has very
satisfactory start this spring.
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Williams county has preacher
who wants to be county julge.
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Every North Dakota town seems to
want a baseball team this year.
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Ground has been broken for toe
Sacred Heart church at Mimic.
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Some of the counties seem to be
overrun with candidates this year.
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A Fargo woman ,abed q dumb beg
gar with a hat pin and made him
talk.
| Considerable sickness among hors-
es in McHenry county is reported tais
spring.
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| Col. ]. H. Frame of Grafton, will b.
candidate for reelection to the leg
| islature.
Fargo has policeman named Near
EN- and the Blade wants one named
| ketchem.
The Williston Commercial Club
has decided to indulge in more public
ity matter.
Repeated accidents have placed
street speaking at Grand Forks un-
der the ban.
The publicity pamphlet will no
doubt be about the size of the last
house Journal.
From a newspaper standpoint the
Minot Reporter is disappointed with
the campaign.
The Grafton Record publishes q
picture of the proposed Masonic Tenn
pie for Grafton.
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Rev. VIM. Cobleigh, a pioneer Pres
byterian minister of Grafton, is dead
from paralysis.
Cogswell proposes to issue $4,000
worth of bonds to build an addition
to it's school house.
The coming of the 500 to Devils
Lake will add considerable trade ter
ritory to that city.
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North Dakota eating houses are
generally raising the price of meals
from 25 to IS cents.
Cooperstown ran a special train to
Fargo to bear Billy Sunday before he
closed bis meetings there.
Contractors are pushing the work
on the construction of the Drake
Fordville branch Of the 500
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The Bathgate Pink Paper wants
Doc. Purcell of Wahpeton as the de-
mocratic candidate for governor.
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Col. Tuttle'S congressional an
nouncement appears in great many
second district papers this week.
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The sewer systems of some OF the
towns have worked overtime this
spring to carry off the surplus water.
The explosion of gasoline stove
in the apartments of Dr. Read in Val
ley City called out the fire depart
ment..
Mott is protected from fire with two
fire companies-and Jack Charmley
who is a pioneer fire fighter of the
state.
The result of the investigation in
Minneapolis which was agita.~~ by
Jim Jam Jems will be WATCHED for
with interest.
Alfred Blaisdell has started on a
campaign tour over the third dis
trict in the interests of his campaign
Tor congress.
A farmer IN Walsh county struck
q match in the barn, and his stable,
horses, cattle, pigs and chickens,
were burned in short order.
Just to show his patriotism Editor
Collins of the Darlington Independent
offers to furnish his readers with
flags as premiums for paid subscrip.
| tions.
Everybody in the state is watching
the growth of the Missouri Slope De-
velopment League, which is being 80
thoroughly organized by Secretary J.
B. Slosson.
| Some of the papers are still try.
ing to create enthusiasm towards
raising the rest of the money for the
silver service for the battleship
North Dakota.
| Mrs. Frank White, of Valley City,
will be one of the principle speakers
at the meeting OF the National FEEDER
alton OF Women's Clubs in San Fran