Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-06
News Of the State

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A Presbyterian church is to be built
at Ross.
Towner will have March term Of
district court.
The Grand Forks fair will be held
July ao-Aug. 2.
Presbyterians in Grand Forks have
dedicated an $4,000 church building.
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The Elks at Devils Lake are rails.
ing money to build home OF their
own.
Wimbledon and Day are among the
| towns to hold farmers institutes this
spring.
The editors of Bottineau county
will hold meetings every three
months.
Lucky Bob has a new aeroplane
for this summer flights over North
Dakota.
If North Dakota is to have another
insane asylum Mandan is willing to
take it.
The North Dakota Sunday school
convention will be held at Valley City
early in June.
The Peoples Ice company at Devils
Lake received five cakes of ice which
weighed 5000 pounds.
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An old land mark was destroyed
at Darlington when the White Ele-
plant restaurant burned.
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Fourteen pupils Of the Minot high
school will try for defamation hon.
ors to be held in April.
North Dakota's plans for better
farming are to be emulated by our
0OuIu DdhOLd
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Editor McDonough of Grano has
succeeded in raising good crop Of
red whiskers this winter.
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Editor Homer Ressler has retired
from the Staykweather Times but will
continue the practice Of law.
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The Devils Lake Inter Ocean has
changed hands again and Editor
Reynolds is now in charge.
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Frank Talcott is accompanying Gif-
ford Pinchot on his tour OF the state
in making Roosevelt medicine.
JOS Devine OF Minot is using circu-
lar letters to announce his candidacy
for congress in tie third district.
Former Editor Stickley has finally |
decided to join the editorial force OF !
the Times+Herald at Grand Forks.
A better farming expert is expected
begin his work In that territory.
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The business men of Grafton are |
backing q proposition for the build
ing Of potato elevator in that town.
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James O'Brien former agent of the
Phoenix lumber company at Harvey
has been arrested for embezzlement.
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The Marmarth Mail thinks w, C. |
Taylor Is entitled to reelection as
insurance commissioner without op-
position.
Mandan has ten willing barkises
who want membership of the city
den to test the corrupt practice act.
city election is held.
Judge Nehemiah Davis Of Minot
has started speaking campaign over
The third district in the interest of
MS candidacy for congress.
Editor Speed has arrived in North
Dakota to write graphic fact story
y North Dakota to be told in the
Chicago Record-Herald.
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Newspaper men of the state are
Interested in the result of the case
started by Editor Brinton of Fessen-
% test the corrupt practice act.
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Darby O'Malley of Valley City has
received a personal letter from Roose-
Wimbledon and Darcy are among
he towns to hold farmers institutes
his spring.
The people of Grand Forks are
proud of the fact they were able to
ledicate their new $4,000 Presby-
erian church and have it free from
lebt.
The young business men of Dun
'eith have organized a bachelors club
o cope with the leap year proposition,
believing that in union there is
strength.
Be cause North Dakota is the first
state to hold presidential primaries
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