Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-04-16
News of the State
Sheldon has an auto club.

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Sheldon has an auto club.
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Sentinel Butte may incorporate as a
village.
The Grand theater at Fargo has a
S. 900 mechanical orchestra.
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The woman's club convention at
Lisbon was a grand success.
A lot of school land is being leased
around the state this spring.
Congressman Helgeson has purchas-
ed half section of land in Pembina
county.
Post lenten dances seem to be on
! with a vengeance in some of the
towns.
,Burleigh county leads all the others
in the state in the production OF lig'
mite coal.
Prairie fires have caused some mar
row escapes for some of the farmers
this spring.
Farmers in the vicinity of Lansford
will use split log drag on the roads
in that vicinity.
The Bottineau Courant believes in
longer terms for judges but wants the
recall attached.
The Berthold reservation will be
opened May 4th, and all the filing
will be made at Minot.
Valley City has an automobile club
that hopes to affiliate with the
national organization.
Conductor Perry. an old timer on
the G. n. out of 'MiQo+, is a candidate
for railroad commissioner
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Since the election in Illinois Editor
Maltby of the Forman News continues
to wear his Roosevelt button.
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The Ward County Independent
wants riproaring Fourth of July
celebration for lMinot this year.
The Minot Democrat says Fargo
civ
but Minot has Aurthur LeSeuer for
ever.
The Red river dropped so suddenly
this spring that the ferry boat at
Pembina was put out of commission
in a hurry.
There is noticeable improvement
in the appearance of the Grand Forks
Herald since Happy ,Paulson became
the city editor
ALREADY a large number of people
have registered to spend the summer
months camping at the Valley City
chautauqua grounds.
Alfred Blaisdell of Minot succeeds
we'll in keeping the newspapers talk
ing of his candidacy for congress in
the Third district.
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The artesian we'll at Sheldon broke
loose again and large portion of
that town threatened vita a flood
before IL was cOntrO1ed
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Since Humane Officer Blake made
cleaning around Martin, the McClusky
Gazette thinks hobble skirts should
become fashionable in that town.
The Mott Pioneer Press has heard
that Editor Crockard threatens to
move the Post from New England and
start the second paper at Mott about
May l.
The violent death which former
Sheriff Moody met doesn't seem to
cause any scare in Richland county.
There are nine candidates for sheriff
in that county this year.
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John G. Debing, formerly a book
keeper in the state auditors Office Is
candidate for county treasurer Of
Mountrail county. He has been
deputy there for some time.
Carlisle, postoff1ce of thirty years
standing in Pembina county, has been
discontinued, but Congressman Hanna
is making an effort to have that vicini-
ty supplied with rural routes.
Just to support its argument in
favor of county division the Glen Ullin
News says the farmers in that vicinity
spend $4,000 year making trips to
Mandan on county business.
The fact that they will have to reg
lister with the assessor for the privi-
lege of voting at the June primaries
seems to be causing a lot Of worry
among some of the insurgents.
Barney Mclaughlin has succeeded
Jack Charmley as editor Of the Ken
mare News, and he will know he Is
going some II he keeps that paper
up to the standard established by