Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-29
NORTH DAKOTA NOTES Q | )

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Jamestown is to have q dancing
class. -,. r., Il, 8 q nc .'.s' Il 4
Skating has been the popular pastim'
at Antler. >'.l&%>' ,f~r
There have been number, of double
weddings this winter. = ~ I. =: : -, 4
49, s% -;
The sheriffs are after the people who
owe delinquent taxes. -. - -a 1913.
Some of the correspondents in The
Glen Ullin News are real sassy. @..&2
Stark county children will have a
corn growing contest. 10. -
Co. K at Dickinson opposes retiring
the armory for a gymnasium. q
There are few .deluded people who
imagine it's real "cute" to get drunk.
There has been some complaints over
the state of women beating their hotel
BILL u 49, -~ ~
The farmers elevator at Omemee
caught on FIRE, but the damage was
slight. 49,: ..-,.~ -
Hatton has seven inventors and their
pictures in group recently appeared
in the Free Press. ~ ,>s.' "a. =
Westhope Commercial club will de-
bate the question of woman suffrage
justfo fun. ~ .se 3:'x,,-...1,s = = -
There are complaints over the state
that some women have broken into the
business of beating hotel bills. . ts Y : !.
The town of Dunseith published "a
financial statement so the people would
know where they are at. -, I. ..5
The Mouse rive, drain project is still
a subject for discussion and cussing.7
in that part of the state. Il 4
Now that Fargo IS finally well equip
ped with hotels the people there want
a big auditorium next. -: -. =, =
Minot,yis to have branch of the
Builders and Traders exchange which
was organized at Fargo recentely.
Sargent county claims to have a per
capita of 81, $50. GubernatoriaI can
didates are said to Be looming up.
T. So. - ~ ssss.s =, ! u :
Some of the editors are still discuss
ing whether county, judge can issue
a marriage license to himself. 49, 1.s
>$e}t1, .53 IS; ~. ~ ~ 3 y Mt z ,
The Minot Reporter believes the i'm
mediate creation of Mountraille coun-
ty may be blocked by legal process. 81
# Valley City wants crack ball team
for next season and the business men
offer to raise 81 900 asa starter.
The labor unions Of the state are very
hopeful that Senator Steele's Bill max
ing Labor day a holiday will become
a law. IL; = It.. =. -. r.. : Isl. s. 500
There was trouble. at. Kermit when;
some members of the orchestra quit
at a dance and broke up the social
function. : zs sss 3 IL. 4
4 The Bowbells man who fed piece
Of his new wife's pie, to his dog is still
looking for the aninlal-which left home
in disgust. Il s FL. 3. Il. II q. 5'
4 The Pembina Pioneer Express: COM
ments on the arguments now in progress
between Bishop Stanley and Historian
Libby. :sS II ne q. & +. 81 .55 &
if Fargo secures the state fair per-
manently the people there don't seem
to care IN which town the fair IS held,
this year. F3-S - s3$sS ~, Us
The Devils Lake Journal believes that
when 4 politician announces he IS out
Of politics that he is otit-becai,se he,
was thrown out. ,ss5si +
8 Most Of the weekly papers intend
TO only mention the bills that become
laws and do mot attempt to mention
those in the graveyard. &.
The only colored man around Rid
SER Williams county IS corresponding
to secure ! wife and says he IS tired
of living on claim alone. 81 #s .:a
Through the courtesy of Senator,
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