Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-20
evls Of the State.


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Pembina county editors are still
w'hooping up things
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North Dakota seems to furnish fer
tile fields for avators.
Ladgerwood will have a building
boom this coming season.
There 10 a great demand for demon
stratton farms over the state. h
It win take lot of hustling to head
OF county division over in Morton. 4
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Bottinean will hold special school
election to make that town special
district. =.
The Bowbells Tribune wants bet.
ter qualified states attorney for Burke
county. - = ~. ~.
Cletus Woods, suffering with tuber'
cuDosds committed suicide near Bot
tineau.
There are some great railway I'M
provements under Roadway for North
Dakota
The city election at Devils Lake
certainly was no small amount OF
interest.
Quite q number Of smaller towns
seem determined to establish electric
light plants.
The Scandinavian American bank
at Grand forks will build a $4,000
benldng house.
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The Fargo Forum tells of the clean
campaign Jud Jordan put up for may
or Of that city.
It has been demonstrated that corn
can be successfully raised in album
dance in this state. -
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Nowhere. is there greater opportun-
ity TOR diversified farming that there
is in North Dakota.
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Fargo expects that the sangerfest
held there In June will attract people
from all over the state.
A number of papers are carrying
the picture of Tom Hall. now a candi-
date for secretary of state.
The weather man recently raised
hades all over the state on the day
of the presidential primaries.
Farmers over Oliver county are
proud OF the excellent showing the
creamery at Nesbit has made.
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81 .Norta Dakota capital seems to be
invested in North Dakota corporations
as fast as II. can be gathered.
Hankinson will Immediately start
building operations to overcome the
recent $4,000 loss caused by fire.
Jud Jordan, Fargos leading condt.
date for mayor, gave a clear state
ment of his candidacy before election.
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While the setd grain law may be
tested it might be good thing for the
farmers to test their own seed grain.
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It is surprising how many mer-
chants there are in some towns who
are not making any effort to attract
trade. =
The taxpayers money couldn't be !
spent in any better way than to have
plenty of road overseers in every |
county.
Nearly all the papers in the state |
seem to relish the news items OF the
capitol run" found daily in the COL |
umns of the Bismarck Tribune.
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ALI OF the newspapers Of the state
were persistent in urging the voters |
to go to the polls for the presidential
primaries. %SSs%ss
The DEVILS Lake World wants all |
railroad branches In that county as
sessed SO they will pay their share |
of taxes ,is.
Down at Lidgerwood a dray team |
was frightened into q runaway and |
one Of the horses was killed by q
switch engine.
There will be another branch Of |
Wisconsin, people w1o win come to
North Dakota this year to make per-
manent homes here.
Nearly all the weekNes had fare
wei editorials on the presidential
primaries. They will soon be making
things hum for the June contest.
F. A Behounek, who still claims to
hold the title Of state printing expert.
has moved to Fargo to take position
with the knight Printing company.
A girl employed In hotel at Plaza
fell into a sleep which last all night
and when strenuous efforts aroused
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