Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-24
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Auctioneers are fixing up their
voices for the spring season.
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Hazelton will get two more machin.
cry firms this spring. ,.s23,. .s.,s {
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The soper house one OF the oldest
in st. Thomas was burned last week.
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+ A son was recently born to Editor
and Mrs. Boyd of the Gwyther Adyo-
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The ice harvest is about over in
North Dakota. There was a fair crop
this year. @% ...s i ag:<
Tallack Tallackson was the first to
announce his candidacy for ofice In
Walsh county. ,:t.#:Ez:
Bookwalter, the Adams hotel man,
shipped his ice from Detroit, Mimi,
for next summers use. s..<> .s&S .zr~
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Grand Forks people are receiving
interesting letters from George Win
ship, now in California.
The creamery association at Cava-
lier is trying to sell the creamery
to some practical man.
There will be a large amount Of
railroad building through Benson
county the coming year.
The tall smokestack on the Milton
-four mill fell down the other day and
was smashed to pieces.
The Dickinson Recorder Post pre-
pares for trouble by using Its surplus
Of sawdust for stuffed clubs.
Auction. sales promise to be numer.
GUS this spring, even If there are few
If. not any people leaving the state.
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Personal properly taxes are due
March list and unless paid by that
time a ten per cent penalty attaches.
Hatton is already taking steps to-
wards preparing for Fourth of July
celebration. There is nothing like an
early start in such matters.
Senator Ed. Pierce of Sheldon who
Is south this winter and who is Presf.
dent Of the Florida Fruit Lands Co.,
will build a residence in that state.
Devils Lake has picked out site
for a new school which will be built
to relieve the present congested con-
dition. ....r
George Rotha. sixteen year old lad
died a terrible death near Belfield
after being dragged a mile by horse,
with rope around the boys neck.
The Milton Globe has completed
its first quarter century Of its exis-
tence. and is better news and adver-
Using medium for its home town than
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Al Owens for a long time the pop.
ular manager Of the Gladstone hotel
at jamestown, has been taken to the
vaudeville stage on the Webster cir
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The latest rumor L. that the Mid
land railroad Is to be built through
Griggs county within year and that
it will 90 through Jessie instead Of
Editor M. o. Long Of the Egeland
Enterprise is a candidate for clerk
of court Of Towner county and tie
Cando papers think he ras a good
chance Of winning. -..
Spring has reached as far az Hazel
ton at any rate and farmers are
cleaning their seed wheat, the vii.
layers are cleaning their yards, and
the 'bloods of the town are already
wearing their straw hats. /
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--e national guard Is proud Of the
progress 1t is making in this state
and the fact that the citizen soldiers
compare so favorably with the regu.
lars is another point in their favor.
The farmers elevator at Jessie was
totally destroyed by IRE together with
10000 bushels of wheat and other
grain. There was 81 900 insurance on
the grain and $1,000 on the building.
/. The Clifford lodge Of Woodmen has
closed the doors Ct It's hall to public
dances owing the III behavior of some
chaps who think they can't have a
good time without kicking up q row.
State Senator W. G, Mcdowell oil
Marion has been invited to appear
before the United States committee
on agriculture education to present
facts regarding agriculture in North
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/ A band Of sixteen pieces has been
organized at st. Thomas With Mr.. c.
Olson as leader. Most Of the mem
bers are old time musicians and It 10
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