Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-04

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News Of tho State /
| The 500 road seems to be active In
and GROUND Minot. Il. r. 4, 3s .5ll3 81
Fargo Is again getting excited over
the arrival Of Bryan.
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| "A municipal slaughter house Is be-
ing urged tor. Minot. WIN III
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A Thousand acre farm in Stutsman
county Sold for $50 an acre.
Three women are enrolled as mem.
bers of the commercial club of Wash
burn.
Stark county has contracted for
nearly $4,000 worth of seed grain
for it's farmers.
The jamestown Capital Thinks Tom
Hall will make good If he is elected
secretary Of state. ,s"@5.
The Napoleon Homestead nomin-
ates Editor .Streeter Of Linton as a
candidate tor congress. -.
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The city commission at Min0t has
decided to employe an experienced
fire chief on good salary.
The Waahburn Leader wants the
farmers to commence arrangements
now to get good seed grain.
The North Dakota society in Cali
fornda has elected officers and was
entertained by Jimmy Foley.
More corn and less wheat will mean
more live stock and fewer debts for
the farmers of North Dakota.
Postmnter Best of Ender!in has the
head Of q deer he killed this winter
mounted which he is proud of.
S. J. Doyle, the we'll known demo-
cratic war horse, Went to Iowa where
he purchased a carload Of horses.
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1t is generally predicted that with
good crops In sight the coming year
will be q lnanmer in North Dakota.
49, ~
-litor Kehrer of the State Press
says the editors of McClusky will
live in peace and harmony hereafter.
The police court at Fargo is having |
a light run as the police there have |
had but few arrests to make lately.
So far c. A. johnson OF Minot has !
not denied that he will be a repubh-
can candidate for governor this time. |
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New regulations have been made |
for patrons of rural routes making |
applications for postofice money or
ders.
the McClusky Gazette. believes |
Sheridan county will soon be known
as the potato county" Of North d.
kota.
The Washburn Leader wants to |
know who pays for those "compl- |
ments of P. D, Norton. secretary Of
state"
The winter. season for convention !
seems to be over but there is prom
Use Of good start later in the
spring.
It Is said that what was left Of
the old Republican plant at Turtle |
Lake has been taken away by the
sheriff. ~
The Valley City Patriot Seems to
be getting about IA many political !
announcements as any Of the larger
papers. -.
Minnie Johnson aged ~ died at the
asylum at jamestown and her body |
was sent to Paramount, Mimi, for
burial. - -
Old ulme Weapner prOpnetS Oh the |
state say that, TIE weather will not
be settled steady for spring till the
last OF this month I
The farmers Of Oliver county can
now ride a train every Tuesday and
Friday If they have the price, says
the Washburu Leader. - |
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The Advance tells Of two women
at Glenburn drawing aid from the
county because of the Incidence and
dissipation of their husbands.
All of the old time newspaper men
Of the state regretted to learn of the
death of A. N. Leslie who was with
the Tribune for twenty.three years.
The Masons at Grand Forks are
planning for their, new building to be
erected there to replace the one that
was destroyed by DIRE not long ago.
The people sof Wasnburn had a
pleasant time the evening the special