Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-20
News of the State

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Milton boasts of it's fine streets.
Adams county has promising crop
Hazelton is to have another drug
store.
The Cando band is giving open ar
concerts.
Fargo's tenderloin district is to be
balished-again.
Barking dogs seem to disturb the
| citizens at Blanchard,
The Elks will take the Lisbon Dana
to the big blowout at Fargo.
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Automobiles will be active vehicles
between now and June rs.
49,
The Sunday closing law will be OBJ
served closely at Devils Lake.
A
state are celebrating their birthdays.
The St. Thomas Times has started
On it's thirty-frst year changing the
policy.
Pickles are at a discount at lnkster
while the mumps are making the
rounds.
There are no present Indications Oh
any let up in the newspaper war at
Bowman.
Editor Hall of the Petersburg Rec
ord is a candidate for county judge OF
Nelson county.
The insurgents seem united on A.
r. Kraabel of Trail county for lieu
tenant governor.
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The Bowman Pioneer starts on its
sixth year and Editor Bowman is we'll
pleased with prospects.
A dago at Cummings, in Trail
county, was given heavy fine for
biting the fingers of fellow country
man
Since the two newspapers at For
man were consolidated Editor Malt
by has an extra printing plant-for
sale.
Among the lost articles at the office
of the Sheldon Progress waiting to be
claimed by the owner is set of false
teeth.
The Maxbass Monitor makes hol-
Ter because the fire hall is kept locked
up and no one seems to know where
the key is.
The newspapers of the state note with
pleasure the return of Jim Foley to
the state from his winters sojourn
in California
The people at Manning have the
machinery on hand for their creamery
and are waiting for the constructing
of the building.
A Hatton woman claims her hus-
hand is the greatest fire escape on
record. She SAYS he has not built the
fire for forty years.
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The Dickinson Press seems to be
after the goat of Smethurst who is
said to be working a newspaper VEN
ture in Stark county.
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Several buildings were blown down
and box car was unroofed when the
town of Hamilton was visited with
wind storm recently.
People at Lisbon have received
word from the government that the
Sheyenne river is to be stocked with
half million young perch.
There is a lull in the scrap between
Fargo and Grand Forks over the state
fair. They were probably afraid they
would both lose it to Bismarck.
Editor Hall of the Driscoll News was
so short of help while threshing fax
last week that he had to press his
printing Office foreman into service.
A. J. F. Voight, who has meen mana
ger of the Rugby Tribune for several
months past, has leased the Cando
Democrat and will move there the
first of June.
The Mandan News thinks if the
streets of that town are kept clean
and the sidewalks repaired the people
there can get along without white way
lights-for a while yet.
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The Hankinson News is carrying
the announcements Of eleven Rich.
land candidates, and Editor Forman
says if there are any more running
they are keeping awful quite.
Editor Young of the Mandan Repub-
lican claims to be receiving letters
of the black hand type because he
has been active in taking part in the
clean up movement in that town.