Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-12

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The Fargo National bank advertises
having the only fire proof building In
the state and the Mott Pioneer Press
wonders il the Fargo National people
ever stopped at the Mckenzie at Bis
marck.
It is said that the announcement OF
Joe Devine for congress will be made
shortly.
In an address to the Commercial
club of that city Police Magistrate
Miller said the city Jail was disgrace
to Fargo.
Fourteen applicants took the state
BARRIERS examination at Devils Lake
last week.
There appears to be question as
to who stands the expense OF t1e
March primary. Some of the county
boards are at a loss to know who
should pay the bi Is. 1t is believed
that it was the intention to leave the
expense with the municipalities.
Some of the papers think that while
politics will absorb all kinds of In
terest the crops should not be over
looked.
Marmarth it to have it's first conven-
ton February 18th when the school
officers Of southern Billings county
meet there.
The Marmarth Mail dominates Edf-
tor Irysh Of the Mott Pioneer Press
as candidate for congress for the
third district. Irysh was at congress
once before-as- Gronna's private Sec
rotary.
As a campaigner the Marmarth
Mail thinks Alfred Blaisdell Of Minot
is second only to J. Austin Regain OF
Fessenden.
The boys scouts at Marmarth have !
ordered uniforms.
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Mass meetings are being held at
Granville to settle the location of the
new fire hall.
The town of Clifford suffered Sc !,
we're loss from fire.
The Minot Democrat says Nehe-
niah Davis has added several new !
blanks to his platform since Denny !,
FIannifin announced his candidacy for
congress.
; "The Red Devil a new monthly +
on the order Of Jim Jam
(ems'' made its appearance at Fargo
his week. .~,$=@.,
,Temvik will ~ = band. and Emil h
:Iardt Of Linton Nan be thesinstructor.
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Editor Lur1 Of the Monango Jour !,
raj has acquired possession Of the
spring Valley Sun, down in Min 4
rosetta, and will probably put It on the II
market. -
Both Burke and Roosevelt petit. |
IONS are being circulated at Hankin-
on. ., 't..-
A. G. Divet the, Wahpeton attorney
7ill be one of the Richland county
andidates for the legislature.
"Trade at home" was the slogan at
be last meeting Of the retail merch-
nts at Fargo, when 1t was discovered
hat $4,000 a month goes out of that
ity to Twin city wholesale houses.
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The Ward county fair association
as elected officers with Joseph Roach
8 president.
The police raided some more blind
igs at Minot.
There is some improvement in
1e appearance of the Dogden News
nce Pauline Brokcfsky has had
barge of affairs.
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A number of new residences will
Q built at Darlington as soon al
arm weather begins.
The New Rockford flremen will
i've a poverty dance this week.
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Bowman is arranging for a farmers
,stitute to be held February % and
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There is considerable complaint
t jamestown because freight trains
old the crossings Y: en- children are
. ing to school.
1t is said that Bishop Cowell who
as several newspapers elong the 500
as fallen heir to q fortune.
There is an ice famine at Bowbells.
Mrs. Christina Mathioson eyed IS.
uicided near Bowbells by taking
trychnine.
Three people claiming title to a lot
/ a cemetery at Minot with the son
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