Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-07
News of the State

the recent muddiness.
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Minoters are trying to expedite mat
ters on the normal school.
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Candidates are busily engaged get
ting their petitions signed.
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The Tioga Gazette told of the activ-
tiles of it's Commercial club.
The paramount issue in many towns
these days is the ball team.
The militia companies are being re-
crutad to the maximum limit.
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Some of the candidates for office
claim financial embarrassment.
Stenographers at the state capital
are studying law as side issue.
s.
The proposition to divide Morton
county is meeting with more favor.
The Nome Tribune wants Sam Clark
. be press agent for Billy Sunday.
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The petitions for state offices must
be filed forty days before the pri-
maries.
Casselton wants ball team--f
there is a show to break even on the
season.
II is. to be hoped that snowfall story
fcom Burke county will be concluded
before. July.
Another better farming train will
be operated in North Dakota this year
over the Northern Pacific.
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"A number of state papers disregard
the corrupt practice act in marking
political cards.
Superintendent Edwards of the Min
to schools will succeed Superintend-
ent Crane of jamestown.
C. A. Johnson did not officially an
nounce his candidacy. Friends circu-
lated his petitions.
The change in the Great Northern
time card worked a blow to Devils
Lake business interests.
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Commissioner of Agriculture Gil.
breath is issuing a bulletin on the in
duStrial show in October,
The editor of the Burnstad Comet
tells of seeing a mail order catalogue
the other day in general store.
Editor Lum of the Monango Journal
paid a nice tribute to Buchanan but
announced he would vote for Hanna.
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Editor Van Arnam of the Kindred
Tribune underwent an operation for
a floating cartilage on one of his
knees.
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There are a great many patriots in
North DaAOta-when it comes to serv.
ing their country in an official ca
pacity.
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North Dakotans are overcoming the
habit of giving charivari parties.
Such things now rarely occur-except
in remote districts.
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Some one became indignant at the
editor of the Starkweather Times be-
cause the latter refused to publish an
anonymous contribution.
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Misfortunes never come singly. A
Great Northern brakeman lost a leg
in an accident and less than month
afterwards was married.
Mike Breen of the Wolford Mirror
Is so stuck UP since he bought an auto
he won't speak to editors who are so
plebian they have to walk.
The Minot Reporter-an insurgent
paper-runs state ticket with C. A.
Johnson for governor. 1t is headed
Progressive Republican Ticket"
At Cooperstown some idiot raised
disturbance outside the Methodist
church and threw an egg into the YES
tibule-spattering some clothing.
Efforts are being made to regulate
the speed of autoists in the larger
cities. A few hours in the dungeon
is said to be good cure for speed
maniacs.
Editor Streeter announces that his
Linton Record has started on Vol.
xxx. Streeter is giving the people
OF Emmons county one of the. best
Weeklies in the state.
A Granville man is sued for $4,000
on the charge of alternating the affec-
tons of the wife of another. There
are lot of men who don't place such
high values on their wives.
The LaMoure papers want the peo-
pie to stand back of the creamery
proposition there The winnings at
butter contests by that institution
have given LaMoure a lot of good ad-
vertisilg.