Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-11-19
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ri ews of the State

Mott is getting into the metropoli-
tan class-a woman was recently ar
| rested there on charge of shOplift-
ing.
State Human Agent Blake continues
to make arrests for cruelty to animals
and children.
There is some talk Of high school
at Havana.
At Havana The Union will succeed
the Record as the newspaper of the
community.
The Douglas Herald claims to be
published in the biggest little town
: in the state--some other towns claim
the same title.
There are some newspapers in the
!. state again-nOw that election is
past.
The dog population Of HaHzelton is
] larger than really necessary-in the
I opinion of the Republican.
Rollette county was the banner
county-for Socialistic votes.
~
Brew objects to the vulgar noises
4 made by a few patrons of the Fargo
7 opera house.
\ Andy Miller is getting some more
advertising.
Governor Burke has withdrawn from
the law firm which he was connected
. with at Devils Lake-because his part
'ner persisted in defending alleged
I blind piggers.
The Minot school board has decided
! to afford more room and is erecting
new building-with seating capa'
city of 700 or 800.
Minot and Fargo high schools will
] not meet on the gridiron this fall
I and the high school championship will
remain unsettled.
4 r. F.. Hanyen of Minot has been ap-
pointed court stenographer in the
eighth judicial district to succeed
I John c. Lowe.
The changing of the offices of the
I district superintendent of the G. N.
/. from Minot to Great Falls took some
] of the most popular families from the
I Magic City.
Bill Richard of Marmarth believes
! he is the white mans hope" and is
training with the end in view Of meet
ing Jack Johnson in the prize ring.
The Great Northern will put it's
winter schedule into effect Novem-
, Der 80.
I The dates for the Red River Val
. ley Corn and Glover convention to
be held at Grand Forks have been
! changed from December to February
I, 8 and 9.
Grand Forks has a theatrical war
and as a result two new vaudeville
hows will be started.
There will be some new buildings
erected at the Wahpeton Indian school
next year.
/ A Mandan man has wooden mai
let that was used by his father for
40 years, but which hows but little
| wear.
Many new members are being re:
ceived into the secret societies at
Dickinson.
Dickinson Elks have bought the
site for a new hall and work will
, be started as early in the spring as
possible.
basketball teams over the state are
preparing for an active season.
-
There appears to be an unanimous
sentiment over the state to get down
to businessmen that the election is
over.
The Citizen wants the parents OF
school children to take more active
interest in school work-visit the
School and other things.
| William tombstone of Richardton
has a COW that has given birth to
| thre calves in ten months-the last
two were twins.
Cogswell sports are shy of the
wrestling game-h wing been stung
, several times in the past.
The engineer at the Brophy mill
had one Of the fingers on his right
hand torn off-while working around
> the machinery.
Streeter of Linton likes neither At
torney Armstrong. nor Editor Thurs
ton of misunderstanding to his ed1-
torials.
Milton skaters will have a chance
to exercise in their favorite manner
this fall-the rink is being fixed up.