Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-23
New'so the State

Walsh county is growing some high
priced horses. .-2
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Like Westhope, Antler also has the
lid clamped on tight.
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Valley City will get new millinery
store the first of March.
The business men Of Deerdng have
organized a commercial club.
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Some of the editors want to know
] what has become of Little Mac.
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The farmers are being urged to
join tn commercial club. at Wilton.
A railroad gang repairing bridges
along the Milwaukee is camped at
Elgin.
The Devils Lake Daily Journal pub.
lished number of views of the Doy-
on wreck.
The Cando band has lost ten uni
forms which they v'ould like to have
returned.
The Record points out why com.
fmercial club would be good thing
for Linton.
Three youngsters were arrested at
Grand Forks for stealing wheat from
an elevator.
The birthdays of Lincoln and Wash
ington were fittingly observed by the
Linton schools.
Pierce county people point with
pride to the new court house just
dedicated at Rugby.
A new picture vaudeville theater
has opened at Valley City with H. B.
Knapp of Los Angeles in charge.
Fargo extended royal welcome to
the hardware men of the state when
the annual meeting was held there.
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North Dakota farmers are deeply
interested in the reports of the con.
dition of the crop in the winter wheat
bel:.
jamestown gave the members OF
the national guard royal welcome
when the association meet there this
week.
Devils Lake people are proud OF
their band which has rounded out in
splendid form during the winters
The weather in North Dakota has
been so mild lately that even most OF
the snow In the western part of the
state is gone.
Developments are being waited for
over the state in the matter of the
of the Fargo Forum and
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Down in Dickey, LaMoure county,
zen acres of timber land have been
purchased along the James river for
park purposes.
"Old Bill" MUMMY says some am
lire got in his work at Buford when
several business men Of that town
we're sent valentines.
The police force at Williston has
discarded plain clothes and hereafter
he officers here will be decked out
n regulation uniforms.
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Three carloads of silk passed east
yer the Northern Pacific main line
'ast this week. The big consignment
vas shipped by express
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Editor George Cook of the Column
'us Reporter is not only good boos.
er for his town but he is leader of
he band and a volunteer fireman.
There has been considerable bronze
;rass and alfalfa in evidence at Daw-
on the past week on account Of the
'illage barber being unable to work.
Through the efforts of DR.. Fjelde
t Abercrombie the citizens of Rouen,
rance. have offered to donate I'd
largo the statute of Rollo the great
orthman.
The Lansford Journal calls the at
ention> of the newspaper men to the
act that candidates cuts come under
he legal rate cla'- Sc of the corrupt
'ractice act.
The Granville Herald thinks the
andidates for state Offices are slow ,
letting into the game this year, but
ooks for some big doings after the
darch primaries. Z
The remains of Private F. D. Cum
ngham, formerly a member of the
Jamestown militia were taken from
Saskatoon to Grand Rapids LaMoure
county for burial.
Gale Mckee, associated with his
ather in the drug business at Ken