Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-22

At Maddox some small boys using
matches for caps in toy pistols set
the ibedclothes on fire and the house
was nearly destroyed.
Budd Reeve, the sage OF Buxton.
seems persistent in booming Judge
John Carmody as the democratic
candidate for governor
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The band at Enderlin has reorgan-
lied.
Editor Alex Wright OF the Cakes
Times seems to have opposition in
his candidacy for county treasurer
in Dickey county.
The Minor orchestra in giving
some fine concerts this winter.
The merchants of Paramount have
formed a co-partnership produce ex.
change which they think Will be a
good thing.
President Worst of the Agricultural
college urges an auditorium for Fargo
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A. H. Pamranke narrowly escaped
being smothered to death from stove
coal gas in his room.
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Harvey has completed arrange
ments for meeting of its $100 an
Acre club.
A bridge is to be built across the
Sheyenne river near Harvey that will
take over 100000 feet of timber
The Methodists and Presbyterians
at Casselton have united as they
found it cheaper to maintain one
church than two. 1t is he first in
stance of it's kind in the state.
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Portal wants to issue bonds for a
new school building.
Ryder has hopes of new flour mill
being located there.
Ayoung man and two young ladies
got lost on their way to Langdon the
other night and drove till morning
when they found a farmer who put
them on the right track.
Mrs. J. v. Thorlakson an early
pioneer of Cavalier county died at
Grand Forks following brief illness
with pneumonia She was we'll
known for her linguistic ability,
speaking no less than six different
languages.
Some of the weekly newspapers
over the state want delinquent sub
cribers to pay up so the editor can
attend the press netting at Fargo.
The popularity of some of the |
boards of county commissioners with |
some of the papers over the state ap-
pears to bear an intimate relation to
the distribution of patronage.
The Mandan Pioneer will install
4 linotype machine.
'''he fire insurance companies have
the loss of the school house !
at Rhame and the board will re.
ceive $4,000.
Ernie Kent. formerly of Granl
Forks, with his wife. is at Pasadena,
CAL, where he is slowly recovering
rom a nervous breakdown.
The State Enforcement league will
hold it's meeting at Grand Forks the
asst Of February.
The police at Grand Forks are OF
The lookout for a printer by the name
If Grady who disappeared from Graf
;on with another mans overcoat.
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The states attorney of l. ,rke
county seems to have personal
friend in a certain constable at Bow
bells whom he has serve all the pa
Ders and the sheriff there will fair
slim until he is placed on 4 salary
basis.
Frak Polseley. formerly OF Bis
marck, but now popular young bust
ness man at McClusky, will be Il dem
ocrstic candidate for county treas
:rer OF Sheridan county
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Over 1000 letters were malltd out
Of the McClusky postoffice one day
last week.
Several Of the German AMI Nor
wegian busin ess men Of Bowdon
have organized language exchange
:"hool and will hold meetings each
hight and teach others their native
language.
Jud Jordan's Fargo Blade thinks it
is only a question of time when Fargo
will adopt the commission plan of
':ty government.
he insurgents seem to have over.
looked Herman Midtbo after all when
hey fixed their ticket at Fargo the
'tier day.
The state press meeting is the next
Gathering to hold the boards a. Fargo.
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