Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-29
News ofthe State
A new county Jail is urged for Walsh

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county.
Most any style of paving will be fav.
ored at Minot.
A veterinary surgeon is to locate
lat Woodwork.
Weddings around the state are as
numerous as ever.
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There is a shortage OF hard coal in
the vicinity OF Steele.
The millinery stores are brushing
up for the spring trade.
The Sheldon Progress Is publishing
some excellent farm views.
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The new nickles are being used on
the WahpetOn street car line.
There will be a bigger demand for
North Dakota farms this coming year.
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Portland and Mayville may have
a combination ball team this sum.
mer.
Creameries all over North Dakota
are being put in shape for the spring
rush.
North DakOta's rough March wealth.
er was of short duration. Knock
wood. III. .. i....
The weekly papers OF the state are
gradually discarding the ready print
pages. <
The progressives who attended the
Fargo convention claim it was a great
success.
There was a severe fire loss at
Cleveland, N. D., when two large
stores there burned. ,"
Some of the state papers are kick
ing because the lid has been put on
spring shooting of geese.
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Democrats in the northern part of
the state are favoring red Mclean
for United States marshal.
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The people at ~Cooperstown are get
ting a better paper than ever since
the Courier. and Sentinel combined.
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The new board of trustees OF the
North Dakota u. will hold it's first
meeting about the middle of April.
The FargoA'Blade thinks that here
after Kraabeks political recognition
won't extend beyondchis own county.
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Editor Bryant of the Napoleon
Homestead threatens to sell his de-.
%linquent subscription list at auction.
The postofiices at Bauldt and Rock
Springs, Dunn county, and Sandlie,
Divide county, will be closed April l.
The stork; brought s17s new. citizens
to North Dakota in February, while
the grim reaper was bearing away
1872.
The Commercial cub and the news.
papers of Fargo are raising funds for
the flood sufferers in Indiana and
Ohio. IS. 49,, g.
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There is a prediction at Hankinson
that the 500 Line will build some ex-
tensions out of that town this sum.
mer. %,F.. Hts.:. &c.,.
The famous Perry Werden will be
n of the umpires In the new North
ern league, of which Grand Forks is
a part.
. Melby & Standahl of Grand Forks
were awarded the contract for the
new so school at Pisek' the bid Dein
Mandan and Morton county will be
represented by about half a dozen
veterans at the great reunion at Get
tysburg this year. =
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Twenty years ago this month the
people in the northern part of the
state were snow bound and wheat was
selling for 4S cents a bushel.
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After considerable jockeying for po-
sition, the new yacht club at Devils
Lake has secured a home and is now
squared away for an enjoyable sea-
son.
A large number of Italian laborers
have arrived at Mandan to start work
On railroad construction for the n. p.
During the last ten days 153 have al.
rived.
The kids OF some of the schools of
the state that wdre closed during
the winter because of sickness and
epidemics are not having any spring
vacation.
The Pioneer Press says If North
Dakota wanted a cigaret law it
should have applied to Minnesota.
That state has had n for four years
that has lever been used.
The union revival services at James.
town have outgrown the church in
which thew were conducted and are