Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-06

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A st. Paul firm will build the new
Grand Forks county court house.
The Bottineau Fair association will
be run on a cash basis hereafter.
A teachers institute for Stark and
Billings counties Is on at Dickinson.
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All OF the officers Of the Langdon
Commercial club have been reelected.
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The Forman News thinks conditions
might easily be improved at Genesco.
49,
( There Is a tremendous demand for
pillow tractors in North Dakota this
year.
Henry Elerich, 50, was bound over
at Devils Lake on d charge of enbcz'
element.
There is much comment on how
the Webb bill will work ont in the
| state.
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The Globe thinks there are a num-
Der of sidewalks in Milton that need
fixing.
Many business concerns over the
state are going on a cash basis, and
it is %casy-in a dairying district.
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The Panorama man objects to hay
ing it called the Aneta fair, when it
is in reality the Nelson County fair.
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The Red River Valley Advertisers
convention will be held in Fargo May
28 and 20.
The church formerly occupied by
the E%piscopalians at McHenry was
sold to the Catholics.
Allen Tompkins, the former mayor
Of Minot, who died there suddenly,
Twas buried in st. Paul. .
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The socialists, claiming, irregular.
tiles in the Sixth ward vote at Minot,
may contest the election. :
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Detective Burns will address the
convention OF the North Dakota Bank.
ers' association at Grand Forks June
Is and 10.
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After a trip over the northwest,
Pres. Carl Gray Of the Great North
ern railroad, predicted another enorm-
GUS crop for 1913.
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A splendid program has been ar
ranged for the, T%ri-county Education
al meet that will be held at Grafton,
May ! and 2. .M
Granville expects to have a great
fair this year. 1t will probably be
held in conjunction with a big Fourth
OF July celebration.
Democrats of the state will meet ut
Fargo, April Ii at the call OF Chair
man D. H. Macarthur, and clean up
the bills OF the last campaign.
Woodwork, in StutSman county
is going to have 4 baseball team and
the Rustler says it will be a fast one.
CandO will have a commercial and
civic Improvement league, to be or
ganjZed by the residents Of that thirty
ing city. IL
Lieutenant Governor Kraabel's lex.
PLANTATION" is getting considerable cir
culation, but making little impression,
favorably.
Ole Sund, who embezzled funds be-
longing to the O%snabrock Farmers
elevator, will spend two and a half
years at the ~penitentiary.
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The states attorney has started a
campaign against blind pigs and boot
leggers in Cavalier county and just
to start put three out of business.
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When the legislature first met, last
January, there was a great deal of
talk about its being a progressive"
body--but since the results have been
figured QUIT is different.
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The Call asks in a recent issue,
What are we going to do with Crys-
tal?" Our advice would be to hand
the job over to a good live CONNER
cial club. ..
She'll Kahn, the man who was
tried for the murder Of Abdulla Has
san, the Turkish wrestler, at Mime +
waukan, was found not guilty.
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The weather man played a joke on
Minot, by opening up a fine line Of
slushy snow, just as the city streets
were getting nicely dried up.
George H. Walsh, who was largely |
responsible for getting the North Da-
kota U. located at Grand Forks, died |
in the old soldiers home at Minneap. |
oils.
It Is said that ducks and geese have
seldom been more plentiful than this
spring. AS there is no spring shoot
ing many Of them will remainyto breed
In this state, |