Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-06-20

News of the State

Garden truck will be an abundan
crop in the Missouri slope region this
year.
This promises to be prOsperou:
| year for creameries all over tn
state.
The Commercial and Elks' club a
Minot, gave big benefit for the bant
| of that city.
Attorney Richard Goer of Devil
Lake, is the socialists candidate fol
attorney general.
The Minot Reporter tells what {
great man Gushing of the Courier
News, has become.
| Several prominent men of Fargo
have recently joined the Loyal Order
Of Moose in that city.
~
Edinburg farmers have been drill.
ing deep wells and most of them are
| now we'll supplied with water.
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The Bathgate Pink Paper figures
that the democratic nominee will be
either Wilson, Clark or Bryan.
Burleigh county with three house
members this time will have more
representation in the legislature.
The new towns along the new Pin.
gree-Wilton line in Burleigh county.
will flourish this coming summer.
According to Editor Stanley of the
Sun, everybody is welcome to the
Fourth of July celebration at Energy.
Alice Nelson Page, a we'll known
newspaper woman of Grand Forks,
will start another publication in that
city.
The fact that Hanna's homestead
bill has become law has caused
lot of good feeling among new set
tiers
Even though the farmers are busy
with prosperous year it is predicted
that most of them will take time to
vote at the primaries.
Editor Carter of the Wimbledon
News, was married last week and his
paper had a two column humorous
write.up of the affair."
Ray Under, who published the Al
mont Arena during the past year has
gone to Wibaux where he has leased
the Pioneer for year.
Former Governor Roger Allin has
placed a fine stained glass window in
the Park River Presbyterian church
in memory of his deceased.
Many of the newspapers want the
next legislature to fix law that will
keep the preachers from interfering
with Sunday baseball games.
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According to the way their pic.
lures are published in many of the
newspapers some OF the candidates
appear to be under a dark cloud.
~
Judging from the large number of
opinions being handed down lately
the supreme court is cleaning up it's
work before the warm weather starts.
n
Matt Johnson, editor of the Omemee
Herald, and once a member of the
legislature. is a candidate for re.
election as clerk of court of Botti.
neau county
II Editor Holbein of the Lansford
Journal who is also secretary of the
press association ever runs for office
he will no doubt get lot of good
boosting by the papers of the state.
With Andy Miller saving it is too
late for the voter to register and the
secretary Of state sending out blanks
so those whom the assessor missed
could be listed the Devils Lake World
thinks the "get-to-gether" banquet at
Bismarck was almost necessary.
While Jack Charmley was at the
firemen's convention at Williston, the
printers in the Mott Spotlight office
published whole page Of boosts TAX
en- from exchanges for Jacks candi-
dacy for railroad commissioner.
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A good sized bunch of Grand Forks
business men went to Duluth the
early part of the week for a CONNER
cial visit and the Duluth Herald pub
lished a quarter page half tone OF the
distinguished visitors.
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Friends of Col. Tutttle, and he has
them all over the state, cannot but
feel elated over the manner in which
his candidacy for congress in the Sec
ond district is rapidly gaining in pop
ularity.
Commissioner Gilbreath has been
so successful in bringing North Da-
kota into prominence that there is
but little danger but what the people
will renOmjnate him with a hip ma