Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-01-15
News Of the State

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Of for governor.
The Mandan Pioneer endorses A
NJ. Packard of that town for congress
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Bank elections have been numer-
Gus the past week.
Budd Reeves wants John Carmody
for governor.
Attorney General Miller approves
the action of the pardon board.
The Minot Optic published Pat Nor
toms criticism of Jim Jam Jems.
Smith Stimmel of Fargo has with
drawn from the race as governor.
II. J. Mccall, the roadmaster at
Pingree, has been appointed to be
roadmaster of terminals at St. Paul.
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February and I has been set as
the dates for the Mouse River Farm
ers' convention to be held at Minot
August Wahl has been recommen-
ded for reappointment as postmaster
at Washburn.
The Twin City papers will have
a number of political writer's at Fargo
for the democratic meeting this week.
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The musicians at Rugby will organ
ize band this winter
The commissioners of Billings coun-
ty will furnish seed wheat for farmers
and it is said there will be big de-
mand for grain for that purpose.
Many of the papers are picking
their favorite candidates for local
offices.
The Underwood Journal believes
that good band would be good
ad. for the town.
The McClusky Gazette wants SUBJ
stantial caver put over old wells while
the snow is on the ground as many
Of them form a hidden trap.
Attorney E. p. Kelly Of Darlington
was quarantined with light case OF
smallpox.
All hotels at Fargo are gathering
up tho extra beds and cots for the big
convention to be held there this
week.
There are large number of Grim
inal cases on the docket for district
court which convenes at Fargo the
last of this month.
The only English language used in
the grand opera production at Man
dan last Sunday was by the stage
as he shifted the scenes
between the acts.
Prof. Ladd as held that patent
shoppers for pop bot 'es can't be used
the second time.
The Ellendale Leader kicks on the
amount of notices which come through
the mails for free insertion. They
help build the fire.
Frank Streeter. son of Editor Stree
ter of the Linton Record who has
been a reporter for the Minneapolis
Journal, the past year will return to
Linton and will have proprietary
Interest with his farther.
Thomas Casey Of Nome shipped a
carload of spring pigs to market from
mis- farm; the average weight was 24Q
pounds.
Cattle and sheep are reported by
the Mail as doing we'll on the prairie
around Marmarth Notwithstanding
he. heavy fall of snow.
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The Tribune says that Grano
young man took his best girl to the
lance and forgot to take her home
after the festivities were over.
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The residence of J. H. Levi at |
Granville caught fire from clothes |
)ar behind the kitchen stove. but the
lanes were soon extinguished.
The farmers around Balfour are
bringing in fresh eggs notwithstand-
ng the cold weather, which shows
he hens are having good care.
It is announced that Governor
Burke has written letter to Senator
1uis of Grand Forks endorsing his
for democratic national |
The First State bank Of Russo elect
ID Paul J. Wedge president to sue
:eed a. l.. Ober. resigned; H. M.
stroud of Wimbledon, vice president.
nd l.. A. Crowell, RusD, cashier.
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Twenty more men were put on the
team shovel at Wellsburg. working
N the Fargo-Surtey line. The way
york is being pushed shows that it
5 to be completed as early as posi-
Ie.