Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-22
News Of the State

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anyone from talking politics on cleo
ton day causes some of the papers
to believe that may be the reason why
some have started so early. ~.
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There are prospects of all kinds o.
railroad extensions in the state the
coming year.
There will be horse fair at Devils
Lake early in April.
A small boy with box of Japanese
snuff forced the entire audience out
of moving picture theater at Fargo
Fargo police are holding a jail
breaker from Oregon.
The people of Leeds will now have
to 60 to district court in their efforts
to have the fast G. N. trains stop in
that town.
The Devils Lake Journal publishes
a picture of ]. w. Blattner who will
have charge of the school of deaf az
terer July Is.
The play given by the Elks at Devils
Lake was said to have been a great
credit to that city.
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The Indian band at Fort Totem
has been making great progress this
winter.
The democrats of the state have in.
duced Bryan to come to Fargo March
7th when the commoner will make
three speeches in that city.
The people of Langdon will appeal
to the Great Northern for the erec-
ton Of new depot there. They
think they are entitled to it from the
amount of business done at that sta
ton.
The new court house at Rugby was
dedicated in a fitting manner.
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There Is lot of Canadian grain
being hauled through Grand Forks
just at present.
1t is thought over 100 North Dakota
Shrine Masons will go to the Shrine
convention tosbe held in Los Angeles
in May.
r. A. Nestoss rounded up the Ward
county insurgents when Houser spoke |
at Minot this week.
The Grand Forks kennel club will
hold field trial for dogs next sum-
mer.
The new Catholic hospital which
will be opened at Dickinson March
18th has secured six sisters from
Switzerland.
There doesn't appear to be any
doubt but what diversified farming
has won In favor in North Dakota.
Assistant Attorney General Zuger
stoutly denies the report of the Valley
City Times-Record that he would with.
draw from the race for Judge of the
fifth district.
Flasher gets a new jewelry store.
The county fairs this coming year
will probably be bigger than ever.
Mandan has nine candidates for
city commissioner.
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A recent term of district court at |
Mott disposed of two criminal and
twenty-five civil actions.
The material for the armory at |
Minot is being hauled to the site and
work will be commenced as soon as
the weather permits.
Beach will have another hardware
store.
Judging from political announce
ments the job of sheriff seems to be
the one most desired in all the coun-
ties.
The Minot Independent wants one
of the Ward county commissioners to
resign.
There will be an attempt to raise
some big crops of strawberries In
North Dakota the coming summer.
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Taking straw votes seems to be q
tavorite pastime for those with idle
Tine on their hands.
The Crosby band is getting ready
Tor the summer season. by holding
three rehearsals q week.
Some of the towns will put up req
not scrap to secure one of the five
agricultural schools to be designated
next month.
A marriage appeared at Ignite last
week. Jack Charmely says they had
one at Kenmare but is occurred at
night.