Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-04-08
News Of the STATE
Washburn is proud of its band.

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A lamp exploded in the Congrega
tional church at Washburn and thu
minister dropped it while attemptin;
to carry it out had MS foot badl!
burned.
County Auditor Irving of Sargen
county has returned from an extend
ed trip in the souta where he hal
been visiting resorts this winter.
Max will have :, ball team thi'
season.
The commissioners of Sheridan
county will pay gopher bounty tai
year during he months Of April ant
May.
McClusky has Maennerchor club
The Bisbee Gazette claims the dow
of peace has no business arount
Devils Lake.
One farmer near BoWbells raised
5000 bushels OF barley which he i:
now selling for seed at fancy prices
The business men Of Leeds have
organized a boosters club and have
started a campaign of general i'm
provement.
1t cost a Ryder man $4,000 verdict
to refuse to marry a woman after he
had promised according to her state
ment, to marry her. The jury be
lieved her story.
Harry Cooper who has been city
editor OF the Grand Forks Herald
goes to the Observer as news editor
and Happy Paulson, so long with the
Grand Forks Times will now become
city editor of the Herald.
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All the members Of the present
board # railroad commissioners fol-
North Dakota ale candidates for re.
election.
With Bill WATSON at the helm the
Pingree Patriot is more of breezy
paper than ever.
Electrict lights is among the posi-
bilities for Mario.. if the people of
that town will agree to wire their
buildings and use electric juice.
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The 500 employees of all branches
of the service have organized a rail-
road mems political club atEnderlin.
A quack doctor at Lichville was
fined $50 and costs for peddling pat.
ent medicines
.Minot will nave strong brass band
this summer.
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The North Dakota editors are al
ready layingPlans for the big summer
to held at Minot July 19 ana
20.
A young farmer near Sawyer who
had become deranged over Socialism
is now taking treatment at the James
town asylum.
In their attempt to emulate Bis
marck, Fargo. 'Mandan and Dickinson
have designa ed cleanup days.
Col. Scarlet of Minot secured the
contract for furnishing Ward County
with office supplies and has with
drawn from the race as county COM
The school bus at Plaza upset but
none Of the children We're injured.
Ten cars of bridge material for the
new 500 road have been unloaded at
Rugby and win be hauled across coun-
try
Ducks and Geese seem plentiful
this spring.
The Dunn county News tells of
candidates in that county having
post cards printed by cheap
mail order concerns and
thinks those candidates should go to
Chicago for their votes.
August Hoefs of Hankinson, a
member of the penitentiary board
before the the board of control was
created, will be a candidate for the
house from Richland county.
Editor Cla'baugh has published the
Fairmont News now for seventeen
years, and has not been absent from
the press room for a single issue of
his paper in that time. He has seen
the bank footings Of his town go from
$4,000 to 100000 and he has seen
land in that vicinity 60 from SIS to
500 an acre.
The Emmons County Record does
not think much of the law requiring
to voters to confess to the assessor
as to their political belief, but does
not want the voter to charge the law
up to the assessor.
Swearing has been prohibited in the
barbershop at Steele.
The Underwood Journal says the
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