Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-23
News Of the State

demand,
The North Dakota stork is an &C
tive bird.
Editor Denison Of Ca1do is now a:
alderman.
Consolidation CT schools is liv,
issue in North Dakota.
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The Elks at Grand Forks are giving
a cabaret show this week.
Many new building projects are IN
der Roadway at jamestown.
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Hettinger county claims to be thu
very center OF the corn belt. r.
Another state bar examination vii
be held at Grand Forks n June.
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More corn and alfalfa will b.
grown in the state this coming year
The Spotlight is attempting to re
vive the commercial club at Mott.
The ladies' Of Bentley gave a fret
dinner to the people Of that cOmmnn
ity.
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Editor Monson of the Post at Nc
Clusky, is the town assessor this
year. 3
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There has been many purchases ol
automobiles in North Dakota This
year. -, u. .. A
The grounds at the normal school
1T Mayvill. are being improved this
spring. II
There seems to be a demand for
North, Dakota horses In the New
York market. .,.
Committees at Mandan are making
great preparations for the chautan-
qua season this year.
There are some counties in the
state where a live interest is being
taken in local politics.
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There is confusion IN. many cCmn-
ties as to Just what time Of the
year stock can run at large.
It is is claimed : that .thlre are
still a large number of, auto owners
in the state without 1914 licenses.
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The brass band at Cando has been
reorga7ized and hopes to make q
fine showing this coming summer.
Among the most active towns in
the state this year are those along
the extension Of the Stanton branch.
The Goodrich ..Gitsen, MsClpsky
Gazette and Martin ss6rchlight were
named official. papers bof Sheridan
county. 81
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Editor Charmley is making = great
success Of giving the peaple of Mott
an up-to.date newspaper. in the
Spotlight f
There will be a big response U0m
all over the state il there should be
call for volunteers in case OF war
with Mexico.
James Davis. the young man ar
rested for tapping the mail of a bank
at Minot is still In jail there in de-
fault of $4,000 bail.
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People IN the vicinity of New
England have hopes that. the Milwau-
kee road will be built beyond, that
point this coming year.
The members CT the state press
association are already making prep
arations for the summer meeting that
will be held at Valley City.
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NJ trace has been found of the
grip cofitaIhing. $4,000 Worth Of
aotes. which wa4 alleged to have
been stolen from q notel At Mott n re-
Hon, John l.. Gashel y grafton,
the oldest member Of the state,sea-
ate, withdraws to become q d4ps.
;ocratic candidate for United States
senator. u
Bob Flint Is receiving considerable
mention In the state papers as a
candidate for commissioner Of agri.
culture and labor. to succeed w. C,
Gilbreath. \
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Hon. L. A. Simpson of Dickinson,
no wa candidate for congress in the
third district, Is another Spanish.
American war veteran who is closely
watchinN the outcome Of the war with
Mexico; FLIP ~
Up at Kenmare, where the boost.
ers generally do things, ten thous-
and pounds of butter was manufac-
tured from the results of the milk
received during the first four ,ope1-
ing days OF the creamery.
The members OF the state press as
ISOLATION Heem satisfied with the
appointment Of Editor Francis OF