Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-18
News oftho State

Township caucuses are being held.
The auctioneer is having his inning.
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There Is a shortage of coal at Min.
to.
jamestown Will build more side
walk. a.. ..t. ~...
Anamoose is to have an electric
light plant.
An electric light plant is to be built
at Reynolds.
The New England Herald buys its
paper by the ton.
The Marmarth Mail may install a
linotype machine.
New England is becoming famous
as a horse market.
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The creamery at krem has opened
for the spring season.
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The Darlington Independent has in.
stalled a t%ypesetting machine.
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The Darlington Independent has
installed a type setting machine.
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Many towns will have a band and
baseball team this coming summer.
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Several farmers institutes are to be
held before spring work commences.
Hamilton has organized a CONNER |
cial club and Editor noOd is secre-
tary.
The new bell for the church at Ell
gin has been equipped with a fire
gong. $780,. .,
Editor George OF the HillsborO Ban
ner denies having lost a roll contain |
ing $40.
The progressive republicans have
called a meeting to be held at Fargo |
March q.
There will be a large amount of
building throughout North Dakota the
coming season.
, The Homestead claims that the ba-
mana crop of Napoleon was frosted !
during the past week.
The Michigan Arena is glad that |
woman suffrage carried in the last SEES
sion of the legislature.
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Now that the Courtenay Gazette has
been moved into a larger building the
paper will be enlarged. |
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The Belfield Times was not alto
gether pleased with the write-up CIV
en- that town by the Fargo Forum.
Lucky Bob St Henry, the bird man,
has given~up.shis aerial flights and
may locate in business at Fargo.
Lucky Fob St. Henry, the bird man,
has given up his aerial flights and
may locate in business at Fargo.
Chris lversOn, a farmer near Graf
ton, was arrested for being too free
with the use of liquor at his auction
sale.
w. F. Kelly has disposed of his in
terests in the Hettinger Journal, and
Dad" Fuller will continue the paper
alone.
A hotel consisting of 100 rooms is
per predicts for Minot this coming |
summer.
The Mott Pioneer Press says that
the Scoop, cub reporter feature of
the Bismarck Tribune is a good cure
for the crouch.
lPe0nb sat Dickinson are jubilant
over the fact that the Mcbride bill
passeas which provides for a normal
at that city.
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The Mott Pioneer believes that
Kraabel lost his head when he voted
against the clincher for the initiative
and referendum measure.
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Editor Stanley has reason to feel
proud of the spring business number
we'll filled with advertising matter,
good live articles, and was sNbiy boost
for his town.
Truant Ulcers over the state seem
seem determined to enforce the law
parents to send their chill
dren to school. Several arrests have
been made recently.
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There seems to be a race on be-
tween the Courier-News and the Far
go Forum to determine which can get
out the best paper, and as a result
Fargo is getting two good dailies.
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w. H. Hopkins, a telegraph operator
some years ago, who went to Chicago
10 promote a "get- rich.quick" scheme
was released from the federal peni-
in time to attend the wedding
Of his daughter.