Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-06
News. of the State

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Nearly all the editors are telling
what a good time Fargo showed them
at the recent pr IS meeting there. ,
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Plumley's talk to the editors on
postal laws applicable to newspapers
| was an eye opener to the boys attend
ing the Fargo press meeting. i;
The Hannah Moons calls the edi-
torial association the brains and
beauty of the state.
One of the initiation sessions Of the
Elks lodge at Devils Lake this week
was followed by a vaudeville snow
consisting of eight acts.
A man at Devils Lake nearly lost
his life the other night when he was
sick and took medicine from the
wrong bottle.
Editor Boyd of Hannah wants more
trees planted on the prairies.
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The public schools at Langdon cele-
brated McKinleys birthday.
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The commercial club at Wimbledon
is making an effort to have electrics
Installed in that town when spring
opens.
Wal
shop in the spring.
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There is complaint at Tioga about
unlicensed dogs running loose in the
town.
Jack Charmley had splendid
writeup in the Kenmare News of the
recent press meeting held at Fargo
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socialist ticket in the field for the
coming city election.
If rumors can be believed another
paper will be established at Dogdel
with woman at the head of it.
The failure of a revolver to work
is probably all that saved the life of
real estate man at Lakota In an
encounter in a pool hall.
All of the editor Of Renville coun- |
ty with the exception of one attended
the press meeting at Fargo.
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:Willston will have d new laundry.
Editor McKinnon of the Denhoff
Voice is little sarcastic in his
write.up of the McClusky Gazette.
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Nels w. Hawkinson of Rock Lake |
has a very sensible interview in the
Egeland Enterprise and advises party !
harmony.
Thirty men are now at work on the |
bridge near Hannaford for the new ex-
tension of the Great Northern from |
Fargo northwest.
The rural telephone patrons at New
England have taken over the stock OF
the two lines there and will operate
them themselves.
The Milwaukee line has offered |
free transportation for seed grain to |
points west Of the river in the district
where it has lines of road.
The Equity Mercantile Co. of Ann
brose held its annual meeting. There
are 300 farmers holding stock and the
capitalization is $4,000.
Meetings are being held at Esmond
by the farmers In the effort to i'm.
prove the grade Of cattle in that vicin-
ity. c. A. Ruetenik is pushing the
The Commercial club at Beach had !
a very fine annual banquet, and made |
to do even more for the |
Golden Valley than had been accom-
plished in the past
The premature explosion of a
charge Of dynamite destroyed one eye |
and seriously injured the other of
George Plymate who was at work in |
the coal mine near Alexander, Nc
Kenzie county.
Several of the farmers around Tur.
tie Lake are refusing to sign papers
coal and mineral rights to
the government, as they state that
was said about these limita-
lions when they made their filings.
Postmaster Ems Of Munich is de-
termined to put stop to all rOwdy-
ism in the lobby Of his ohdce.
Two Firms had q lively scrap over
q 5Ocent piece in the streets of Law
ton, but were finally separated by a
vigorous citizen.
The McClusky Gazette claims that
Irregularities have been dis
covered in the Sheridan county grad
ing contracts.
Professor Travis of the Mayville
Normal school picked $50 quarts OF
last fail from one bed