Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-15
News Of the State

Nv"hN vs. w. " ~N'N
ball league til S summer.
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There is u hard coal famine in
Minot-get a little ignite.
Some one says he saw geese flying
north in Ransom county this week.
Attorney Lasell of LaMoure is to
move to Aberdeen where he has large
interests.
Those unwelcome harbingers of
spring. the hobo, seems to be with
us again.
Bids have been called for for the
erection of a new Catholic church at
jamestown.
Contract for the lev p%ostOffice
building at Whapeton will not be let
until late tbs fall.
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There are four appl cants for post
matter at Douglas and the n who
| gets it will have to pass a civil ser.
| vice examination.
The Globe-Gazette at Wahpeton puts
it this way, THANK the Lord the leg
islature has adjourned, and for two
whole years too"
Ii is understood that the Northern
Pacific will commence the Edgerly
line at once and attempt to have it
completed this fall.
The Fargo Courier.News says New
Gould Heiress is a Livery Lady" but
subsequent developments show they
wished to a a lively lady. a.
Those who have spring threshing
to do so are getting ready and grain
left out during the past winter Is 60
ing to be a good deal better than was
epected.
Candles and old fashioned lamrs
were dug up in Valley City the other
hight when the electric light plant
was out of commission fer a couple
of hours.
From all parts of the state come
reports that the frost has penetrated
to an unusual depth this winter. and
that is one of the first signs OF a bump
er crop. the coming fall.
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Harry NJ. Case H'fll insists that
Senator Grcn!la was responsible for
keeping Metcalf on the pay roll Of the
senate while the said Metcalf. was
not delivering The goods.
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If present indications arc carried
out Valley City will have one daily
newspaper, four weekly publications
and six job printing plants. which III
the opinion Of the writer will be plen.
ty. .
That the work which has been done
to get the dairy business started in
the state is, being appreciated is
shown in, the advance in the price
CT dairy cattle, they are hard to get
at almost any price.
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The little daughter of Editor and
Mrs. Clemens Of Medora has been con.
fined in a hospital at Dickinson for
some time with an attack of cerebral
meningitis, but at the present time is
said to be recovering
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J. r. Mcintyre is now postmaster
at Casselton, the transfer having
been made recently from Mrs. Gala
han and there is said to be another
change due as soon as the democrat
ic appointment is made. D. S. Smith
is a candidate.
w. ]. Storie has taken yer the
Osnabrock Independent and states
that only the future can tell what is
in store for him. He depends on
the good nature of his readers and
the fairness Of the pocketbook Of the
advertiser. ..
The Ryder Journal takes the Trib.
une to task on it's statement regarding
main lines on the 500 and says we
will be only on one OF the main
lines not "the" main line. All right
brother, we stand corrected and are
mighty glad to get in zone" of the
main lines.
An advertisement by the CONNER
cial club of Golden Valley says "a
bevy of 10 widows and young ladies
who are matrimonially inclined will
find immediate engagements open at
Golden Valley. The only require.
ments being persistency and stay'by>
%itiveness. Looks no drawback"
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The Goodrich Citizen editor has but
little respect for the members OF the
legislature and after he had looked
over what has been accomplished by
the past session he wrote: I'VE GER
tainly hope that when the members of
the legislature get through mending
the morals of everyone but themselves
they will find time to modify and
amend the usually severe climate OF
these northern regions OF the earth"
A Juvenile Critic.
A small girl Of five was waikiki" re-
Gently with her mother tougn the
public garden in Boston. The Wash
ngton monument attracted her atten'