Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-06-15
News of tho State

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J. The primary campaign seems to be
taking on new life.
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| Gollmar Bros. circus is headed for
a trip through North Dakota.
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Fargo is well supplied with daily
newspapers.
Minot will gravel some of it's streets
this summer.
The Minot Reporter, like the Fargo
Forum, has a new dress of type.
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Grand Forks wants more factories
| located there.
The Forum was sued for $780, in
damage case but got off at 500.
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The Walsh County Sunday School
convention will be held at Grafton.
Devils Lake is to have an addition
al school building.
That Normal school for Minot is
still up in the air.
Some of the farmers are hollering
enough of these million dollar rains.
Senator Simpson is looming up
strong in llliams county.
In the northern part of the state,
it looks like Blaisdell and Davis, &C.
cording to Minot politicians.
The democrats are realizing that
Hellstrom stands poor show OF re-
ceiving the nomination.
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Jones OF Rock is one of the VOL
unteer fire-fighters. He is member
of the LaMoure department.
Practically every newspaper in the
northern part of the state Is support
ing Blaisdell. There must be a rea-
son for this.
The farmers of Richland county
held a successful picnic at Island park
in Wahpeton last Saturday.
A bank has already been organized
for the new town of Southam, just
out of Devils Lake on the 500 branch.
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The Lutherans held one of the
greatest church conventions in his
tory at Fargo recently.
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Newspapers all over the state are
supporting Jack Charmley for rail-
road commissioner.
Great interest is being taken at
town visited by the farm special train
now going through the state.
Judging from the number of arrests
game wardens are making lately
there seems to be determined effort
to put stop to illegal fishing.
Fargo is having a slow time in gath
ering in enough money for their 4th
of July celebration.
1t seems to be a new era for Fargo
to get it's water from filtration
plant.
Sam Rowley, the whistling coined
ian who has appeared in vaudeville in
this section of the state will become
manager of the Dickinson theater.
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The Devils Lake Daily World has
changed it's management and reduced
the size of the paper to six column.
The Simpson-Norton debate at
Mandan-if it occurs-will probably
be one of the most spectacular feat.
ures of the campaign.
The recent rains seem to have been
general over the state and crops have
been greatly benefited.
Most of the democratic delegates
from North Dakota en- route to Balti-
more will stop at Chicago to see how
the republicans nominate a president.
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The Bottineau Courant turned out
a nice piece of printing when it print
ed the 1912 catalogue for the school
of forestry.
DR.. Moeller of Minot, who has
been twice convicted for being i'm
plicated with the death of Gina Lien,
will file another appeal with the su-
preme court.
The $500 reward offered for the
recovery OF Edward johnson who was
drowned in the Missouri river, is
being held up owing to dispute be-
tween the two men who participated
in the finding.
The volunteer firemen will demand
the passage of state fire marshall
law at the next legislature.
500 line conductors are found not
guilty on "a charge of carrying pas
sengers on tae 500 line at reduced
rates.