Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-26
Newsof the State

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Editor Lindstrom of Langdon has
found political bosses even In Call
fornia.
All the candidates for congress l.:
the third district seem to be an op
timistic bunch.
Editor Rishoff of the Grand Forks
Observer is recovering from spell OF
nervous breakdown.
Another batch of N. D. postofdces
will have postal savings bank attach
ments next month.
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Political candidates III Rolette coun.
ty appear bashful. No announce
ments are being made.
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Any community that fails to give
it's home paper legitimate support Is
making serious mistake.
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All the newspaper boys will want
to vote for Tostevin and Mike Breen
two of the Roosevelt boosters.
49,
The Plaza Pioneer sent out some
papers which contained either mash
ed flax seed Of nutilated bed bug
Attorney H. A. Lubby Of Park Riv-
er is the new supreme court reporter
to succeed Judge Ames of Mayville.
Some people wanted Henry Hale OF
Devils Lake to become a candidate
for national committeeman.
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The incompetency OF some OF the
legislators and the attaches at the
last session seems quite noticeable.
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Nearly all Of the creameries in the
western part of the state are paying
fancy price for cream to the farm
ers. !
A county convention has been
called for Cavalier to settle the Mer.
idan road proposition for Pembina
county.
After q chase of several miles a
party Of Hankinson hunters found
they had been hunting q dog instead
of fox.
The Devils Lake Journal calls The
Valley Civ Times.Record a stalWart
republican paper. That may start a
libel SUIT.
Rev. Homer M. Cook, formerly
BAPTIST pastor in Fargo, has accepted
a call to the First Baptist church of
Grand Forks.
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The rapidity with which final
proofs have been made in the east
ern half Of the state shows that
North Dakota is becoming quite set
tied.
Former Editor Schleppergrell of
Upham is said to be signing for the
ink and the presses and the type.
He may soon be in charge of another
paper.
DR.. Ladd's department at the A. C.
has been helpful to the farmers Of
the state In making hundreds Of ana.
lysei Of water. In some states that
work Is ignored by the state chem
lists.
The Devils Lake World says there
were flfty.six people out to hear
Houser at the Ramsey county metro
polls. It says that Houser admitted
there was no chance for LaFollette
to capture the nomination.
Editor Trubshaw Of Cooperstown
publishes a purported letter from sew.
en- Valley City maidens who are pin
ing for husbands and have asked the
editor to help them out.
At Valley City tombstone man is
running for justice Of the peace and
some Of the papers think If a Justice
had the power to inflict capital pun
ishment 1t would be a great combi-
nation.
Delay in the shipment of q carload
OF print paper caused the Devils Lake
Daily World to appear m an abbrevi-
ated form temporarily.
A Lansford corporation is engaged
in the preliminary work towards
placing on the market, an invention
Of Lansford man which will revo-
lutionize gasoline engine building all
over the world.
In the stomach, Of a calf found
killed in one Of the towns Of the state
not long ago was found a silver SPOON
a salt cellar, a table fork and a curl.
ing iron.
Peer Stromme of Grand Forks will
tour North Dakota this summer dur.
ing the campaign, and after that will
60 to Murray and the Mediterranean
coast country for the Normanden.
Frank A. Benin up in Oliver coun.
ty, accidentally discharged revolt
er so that the bullet entered his thigh
and lodged in the flesh after travers-
ing the skin some distance. The doc
tor removed the huI1ef. however,