Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-04-26
News Of the State

3 News OF the state !
There is some base ball talk in
Fargo.
There are seventeen silos in Cass
county,
Olaf Ribb is the new editor of the
Stanley Promoter.
Flocks of geese are flying in most
portions of the state.
Plans for good roads were never
more popular in the state than now.
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President McVey of the state uni
| versity will spend the summer in
Europe.
Another rural mail route is soon
to be established running out of Bot
| tineau. u H.
Almost every town Of any conse-
quence in the state has arranged for
cleanup day.
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Mayor Sweet Of Fargo has made
his appointments and Con Keefe is
chief of police.
The N. p. and G.. N. surveyors have
finished their work in Mckenzie coun-
| ty and have moved west.
Billy Sunday will talk at Devils Lake
this summer some time during the
Chautauqua.
If Grand Forks attempts to build
new court house Larimore may try
to get the county seat.
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The New Salem Journal encourages
/ the idea of dividing Morton county
into three counties instead of four.
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Editor Fyles of the Minor Teller
will supply the pulpit at Mcleod dur
ing the summer months.
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More intention is being paid to
clean seed than ever before in the
history of farming in the state.
The reappointment of w H. Pray
as Postmaster at Valley City seems
to give general satisfaction there.
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There will be nothing spared in the
interests of better farming Ward
county this coming summer.
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The Mckenzie County Chronicle is
glad that forest was not created
In the southern part of that county.
One farmers up in Bottineau c0un-
ty has built a large circular barn,
which will have a silo in the center of
it.
The Grafton Record has a kindly
word for Carl Jorgenson, who is the
only candidate in sight for state audi
tor.
The announcement of H. j. Bosses
sen of Harvey, for congressman of
the second district is going the rounds
of the weekly papers.
The absence of both the mayor and
the city auditor caused postpone
ment of an important council meeting
at Devils Lake.
Free tickets in lieu for shows and
dances don't go with Editor Richter
of the Larimore Pioneer any longer.
He wants real cash hereafter.
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The salary of the M. E pastor up
at Omemee was boosted to the amount
of forty dollars when the ladies there
gave church supper.
Many sinners of North Dakota will
take their wives with them when
they attend the annual session in
Los Angeles next month.
Peer Stromme of the Grand Forks
Normanden is still making addresses
around the state. He will speak at
Minot on the 18th of May.
Minnie J. Nelson, county superin-
ndent of Barnes county, denies the
statement that she will be candi
date for state superintendent.
The announcement of H. J. Bosses
sen of Harvey, who is a candidate for
congress in the second district is APP
pearing in the papers this week.
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Editor Void of the Ffngal Herald,
died in the hospital at jamestown
after a lingering illness with tuber-
closis which he contracted last fall
N B. Black, manager of the Times
Herald Publishing company of Grand
Forks. is receiving newspaper men,
ton as a candidate for governor.
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The dairy commissioner has been
bringing up with a short turn mum.
Der of creamery men in the state who
have not kept their premises in prop |
er condition.
The Neche ChrOnOtype has started |