Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-04-06
News of the State

Lieutenant Governor bufdlck re-
turned to Munich and sold a bunch of
horses.
Minoters fear the erection of the
state normal school will be held up
another year.
It is reported that some of the wild
geese that flew north a few days ago
got sunstruck.
Frank Craft of Anoka, Mimi, has
arrived at Mayville to take charge of
the tow mill.
The realty men in the western part
of the state report a great many in
quiries for land.
The band at Mayville has been re-
organized with Thos. Forde of North
wood as instructor.
The Pembina county commissioners
are advertising for bids for the new
county court house.
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A lot of fellows get dead rides in
autos by Claiming to be anxious to
purchase a machine.
There have been several deaths over
the state from typhoid. Now is the
time to swat the fly.
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The newspaper men were sent
checks for 1915 each for printing the
school land lease notices.
Commissioner of Agriculture Gil
breath is receiving many boosts for
tae number of new settlers.
The jamestown city council is con-
sidering plans for an ornamental
lighting system for the city.
Congressman Hanna's efforts in be.
half of the homesteaders of North Da.
kota is generally appreciated.
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Henry Glbertson Of Portland got
careless with an axe and as a conse
quence is now shy one finger.
Pembina residents, having settled
the county site proposition, are now
over the Meridian road
The county school superintendent
have been having a strenuous time
covering some Of the rural schools.
DR.. E. p Robertson of Wesley COL
lege is being mentioned as good man
for bishop of the Methodist church.
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The ordinances against the opera
ton of traction engines on the paving
is being rigdly enforced in Grand
Forks.
Glen Ullin. Flasher and Elgin are
as county seats if the new
plan to divide Morton county into
four wins.
Editor Whine of the Tagus Mirror
IS strong for Jack Charmley of the |
Kenmare News for railway commits
sioner
The merchant who refuses to ad- |
vertise can't be accused of possessing |
either ambition for wealth or public |
The Cavalier Chronicle printed a |
cut showing what the new court house
Of Pembina county would look like |
when completed.
A 1OO-ton silo will be constructed |
N connection with the COW barn at !
the school for the deaf and dumb at |
Devils Lake.
There are said to be numerous ped
Tiers roaming over the county who |
have neglected to secure the neces.
sary county license.
The people of Mckenzie county are
showing great deal Of interest and
over the proposed N. P.
extention into that section.
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The Mayville Commercial club has
secured Professor Bolley to address
a meeting Of the Society of Equity
to be held at that place March 80.
Editor Potter says if The Enderlin
Independent had published some of
the records of its critics there would
have been some idols shattered.
The reports from the Morton coun-
ty creameries indicate the profits
that can be made by a proper hand
ling of the cows and the milk they
give.
A milk producer attempted to dis
pute the right of way with a train
at Rolla. She came out second best
short one horn and quite a patch
of hide, but is still on the job.
At Reeder there have been some
complaints about the quality Of the
seed grain furnished by the county
and the manner in which the officials
handled it.
School is being held at Gackle, To-