Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-06-12
News of the State

| 49,
Casselton cast AS votes at the re
cent school election.
The M. E. camp meeting has com
menced at Jamestown.
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LaFollette may speak at Valley City
chautauqua this summer
| Hundreds of people attended the
Sunday school convention at Vale.
City.
Even candidates for coroner are
making a hot race for the Office a,
Devils Lake.
| The United States court in this state
has made it a felony to sell booze to
the Indians.
Every paper in the state has lad
good things to say Of the local grad
! uating class.
Minot is making prepare tons for
the Masonic grand lodge which meets
there next week.
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The creamery at Maddox distr;but-
ed $500 in one week which is going
some for small one.
Wherever the Better Farming Spe
cial is going to stop great prepara-
tons are being made.
The corner stone of the Masonic
temple at Grafton was laid with fit
ing ceremony last week.
Primary election notices and names
of candidates are taking up good
deal of newspaper space.
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An after ,booniire at casselton des-
troyed two buildings before the fire
department got into action.
As new citizens were made at a re.
cent term of district court held at
Manning by Judge Crawford.
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Now that the weather is becoming
a little warmer more interest is be-
ing taken in baseball locally.
l.. B. Hanna is getting more free
advertising than any other candidate
and it is of the kind that helps.
A large number Of towns over the
state are making preparations for a
grand fourth of july celebration.
Old times are holding reunions at
Jamestown and telling about when the
town was only couple of tents.
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Peoule at Devils Lake will apply to
the railroad commission to have the
Great Northern time card changed.
More candidates are getting their
announcements in the weekly peapers
OF the state as the election drows
closer.
The Ryder Journal thinks the Of
flee of state senator is about as i'm
portant one as the people have to
vote upon.
The NeWs-Tribune is proud of the |
work done by the students in the |
manual training department of the |
TOwner schools.
Only four of the graduates of the |
university law school have decided |
where they will locate for the practice
of their profession.
Mrs. Frank White of Valley City
has gone to Tacoma where she will
address the Federation OF Womans
Clubs on Civic Improvement
There a chance for a couple of
North Dakota boys 70 get into West
Point. Application should be made
10 one of the congressman.
Carl Nelson of Cando has retired
rom active newspaper work and mis-
first engagement will be as delegate
10 the national democratic conven-
ton.
The Minot and Stanley ball teams
were arrested just before the game
game started in .Minot Sunday, but
the players furnished a bond and the
game was finished.
Bottineau stands at the head of the
baseball league, Willow
City. Deloraine and Souris are the
other teams in the league and stand
in the order named.
The Fargo Forum thinks hotels and
other business houses in Fargo receiv-
ed more benefits in one day from the
Lutheran convention than they did
during the entire time that Billy Sun
day and his workers were there.
This year especially. you should
send your local paper back to friends
in the east. there is so much about
the good things Of the state in the
poorest of them that it will prove
valuable advertisement.
The young. men and women who
have been instructing the young idea