Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-14
News Of the State

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The Fort Rice Advocate says a pop
ular couple of that town have decided
to live together. They were married
however.
The editor of the Mercer Telegram
refuses to circulate Roosevelt petit
ton because he don't believe that Ted
is a candidate.
LaFollette will speak at Minot some
time during March.
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Judge Keneshaw and daughter Of
Pembina have gone to Florida, where
the judge will enjoy few weeks rest
! Several North Dakotans are attend
ing the Mardi Gras at New Orleans
this week.
A lot of bullheads have been taken
this winter from Lake Elsie, near
HankinsOn.
w. ]. Johnson of Grandy, MIMI, has
been elected cashier of the Dunseith
State bank.
The smaller towns of North Dakota
had numerous athletic entertainments
during the winter.
There are many boys of the state
who are not receiving the schooling
to which they are entitled.
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The Napoleon Homestead and The
Burnstad Comet editors appear to say
rude things of each other.
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Over rs 900 tons of ice have been
put up at Grand Forks for the coming
season.
There are two candidates down in
Cass county for railroad commissioner
Joe Purcell of Fargo and J. G.
Brown of Wheatland.
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A campaign of law enforcement is
one with a vengeance out in Billings
county. ::
Down at Forman there are no GRIM
inal cases on the calendar and district
court only lasted two days.
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04roo of% h1 naop1o mound tho ofofo
will probably hesitate about telling.
the assessors what their political be-
lief Is.
The two churches which recently
united at Casselton seem to be get.
ting along nicely.
Dickinson lost land mark when
the Cartwright store burned.
This year the color Of hunting H.
censes Is pink instead of black, and
tags are white instead Of
black.
Crop diversification is getting a
stronger hold on the farmers of North
Dakota than ever
The number of men willing to sac
rificet themselves to become demo.
cratic national committeeman is as
large as ever.
Editor McGahan of Minot insists
that Ward county has spent more
than $1,O00,000 prosecuting violations
Of the prohibition law.
At Minot man found pocketbo0k
three SO bills. He re.
turned one and kept two. After his
arrest he pleaded guilty. He was only
0ne-third honest
Editor De!ameter of the Knox Ad-
7ocate is-candidate for sheriff. That
should be a good combination as he
could round up delinquent subscrib-
ers while chasing other offenders.
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The citizens of Lakota are going to
hold mass meeting tonight for the
purpose Of discussing the building Of
/ new city hall. The present building
8 entirely too small to accommodate
he fire department and city Offices.
]. G. Yarrow and Richard Bennett, !
druggists at Antler, were bound over i,
o the district court on charges of vic. |
ating the prohibition law. Several
If the leading business men of Antler !
ire said to have been subpoenaed
Is witnesses in the cases.
n the cases.
With actions still pending in the
supreme court as the result of the last !
Billings county is already
for another fling at the
county division proposition. Residenta
# the southern part of the county !
ire interesting themselves in the mat.
er.
'rhe citizens of Overly have organ
zed commercial club and elected o.
:. Thompson. president; Fred Hanson,
'cctetary, and E. J. Skiold, treasurer.
Overly is the division point Of the 500
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