Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-04

is running fifteen hours a day.
Wilton has elected a city marshal
with a salary of $50 per month.
Inclement weather postponed the
c.ean up contest in Grand Forks.
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Judge Burr of the Ninth judicial
district is confident of reelection.
Farmers have found that narrowing
the grain after it is up is important.
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Hebron's newspaper, ode Wacht
am Missouri" is fourteen years old.
The old settlers of Richland county
will have a meeting at Fairmodnt in
June.
A farmer in Morton county was ar
rested for being abusive to the as
SCISSOR.
The clean up at Mandan was so
borough that Editor Young's dog
disappeared.
Farmers along the Missouri slope
are becoming interested in raising
bronze corn.
Oluf Stafne who mysteriously dis
appeared from Abercrombie is thought
to be demented.
After hot election Hankinson was
incorporated as city with com.
Portable majority.
There may be better growing wealth
err, but people in this section of the
state have not seen any,.
Sam Clark will deliver an address
at Glen Ullin, May IL, at tt1 big
county division meeting.
The Minot Democrat says that Ar
thur LeSueur lost his temper when
debatig with David Goldstein.
Some of the militia companies
probably all have been ordered to
recruit to the maximum.
Jim Kennedy OF Fargo will not be
candidate for state senator accord
ing to his own tsatement.
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Two autos collided in Cando the
other evening. Neither had their lights
burning but no one was hurt.
Judge Winchester has received a
handsome endorsement for reelection
in Mclean and Sheridan counties.
r. E. Reisland has leased the New
Leipzig Sentinel and If the venture
is a success he will buy the plant.
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North Dakota has an enthusiastic
delegation at the Methodist confer
ence now being held at Minneapolis.
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General Creel of Devils Lake who
has been a progressive farmer for
years, has gone into high grade poul-
try.
The Ward County Independent and
the Minot Democrat both agree on
ALFRED Blaisdell for congress over in
the Third district. =.
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| Editor Valladigham of Valley city
was shipwrecked in one of the first
trips he made up the Sheyenne river
with his new gasoline boat.
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! 1t looks as though wheat had ceased
to be North Dakota's premier crop
and that the long time king had been
succeeded by corn and potatoes.
J. D Bacon and Norman B. Black
of the Grand Forks Times-H Herald
Publishing company attended the AS,
ISOLATED Press banquet in New York,
It will probably be some little time
yet before it is established which of
the insurgent candidates for congress
in the Second district has the right
brand.
| The Steele Ozone will enedavor to
publish serial story depicting early
conditions on the slope, especially at
Bismarck, and Editor Wood promises
us that 1t will be hot one.
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The Record says that lots in Peters
burg are selling for SIS q front foot,
but the Michigan Arena does not see
anything in that, as lots in that town
| are selling for 500 a hind foot
Editor John Andrews Of the Lidger.
wood Broadaxe figures that there are
lot OF fellows trying to climb on the
insurgent wagon that ought to be
kicked off before they get on. We
thought anyone could ride on that
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