Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-06
News Of the State

Martin wants a doctor. N
Marmarth has an active gun club. !.
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Baseball fans are busy at Bottineau.
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Buffalo is to have new Lutheran
church.
A portion of the depot platform a.
Sanborn is being rebuilt.
A bolt of lighting wrecked the
church steeple at Forman.
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Plans are being received for a new
school building at Rhame.
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Demand for North Dakota land Is
bigger than ever this year.
Inclement weather spoiled clean
up plans in many towns last week.
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The Washburn Leader Office was
treated to a coat of paint on clean up
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The Ryder Journal says that Blais
dell for congress is the slogan down
that way.
The issue this week of the McC lusky
Gazette went by without any hot stuff
from Martin.
Cement sidewalks are being con-
structed through the business section
of McClusky.
I Dawson will have new school and
the old building will be used for q
town hall.
The burning of q barrel of tar caus-
ed some lively fire fighting at Buffalo
the other day.
! Base ball grounds and tenris courts
have raised hob with the cow pastures
in some towns.
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Children of 'Minnewaukan presented
Editor Eldridge of the Siftings with
May Day flowers.
I The Energy Sun will be published
by the ladies development league Of
that town this week.
The local creamery at Bantry is tho
means of bringing considerable extra
business to the town.
The Bowman Pioneer intimates
there is a dark lantern political or
ganizatlon in that county.
There are some people around the
state who still persist in pouring kero-
sene into lighted kitchen fire.
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A home talent play from Braddock
won all manner of admiration from
its production offered at Nepolecn.
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i The trees at FOrman are growing
so thick that Editor Maltby says the
town will soon be known as Forest
city.
| Some of the papers around the state
are just getting around to publish the
abstract of primary votes of March
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Devils Lake people regret the dis.
continuance Of the Brandon service
through that city under a new train
schedule.
Former state senator X S. Ramsett
has returned to his home at Fingal
from La Crosse, Wis, where he sub.
mitted sergical operation.
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The Beach Advance has started on
its fifth year and is about as prosper
Gus appearing as any weekly in the
state
Moving picture films are to be
manufacturer at Beach. They will
portray bonanza farm scenes through
the Golden Valley.
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An effort is being made to raise
Bottineau county's share for the sill
yer service for the battleship for
North Dakota.
The Enderlin Independent is trying
to work up interest in local band.
I The Langdon Republican is moving
into new quarters.
There is considerable protest be:
cause many farmers destroy roads by
cutting them with plows when turning
at the end of a furrow.
Editor FAIRIES Is being congratu-
lated upon the success he is acniev-
ing in producing such an excellent
paper as the Williston Herald.
Minot people are pleased over the
prospect of being made the distribut-
ing point for the Canadian business
of the Armour Packing company.
While Editor Kirsch was at Fort
Clark getting his paper there started
he left his Warwick Seminal In
charge Of his saother-in-law and the
hired girl.