Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-11-30
News Of the State

A travelling vaudeville show that
struck beach was a hit with Brlnton
of the Chronicle in some wayS-and
not so much OF hit in some other
ways.
Some of the residents OF what is
left Of Billings county since the cary
ing want to be annexed to Stark
county, as they figure it will be
cheaDer than main aiming county OF
their own.
The Medora Herald thinks now is
the time for the county carVers 10
laugh and predic cts a season OF lam
entation in the near future.
People in some of lhe western slope
towns are complaining OF mud in the
streets.
J.R Brinton, editor of the Belfield
Times was married to Miss Ethel
Doyle on Thanksgiving day. Mrs
Brinton was a composltor on the
Times and has been promoted now
to local editor and part owner OF the
plant.
There are being fewer deer than
ever shot along the Missouri river
this winter. 1t is only once in while
that a successful hunting trip is re-
ported.
The hotel at Carson is about COM
pleted and will be opened for the
public before the first of the year.
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A commercial club has been or
ganized at Minor and promises to
do great things for the town.
J. F. Voight, formerly editor Of the
Leeds News, is now engaged in the
publishing busines s in Sante Fe, Isle
of Pines.
There will be no contest for the
legislative election in Stutsman coun-
ty, the time for filing protest hav-
ing passed without any action being
taken
A department of fancy work and
sewing has been opened at the hos
pital for the insane at Jamestown,
for the purpose of taking up the at
tention and time of some of the pa
tents.
Forty teachers were present at the
meeting held in jamestown.
"Old Bill" MUMMY of thee Buford
Tribune has kick and registered it
against the mail service in his town
The celebration at Mohall was a
complete success in every way.
AT Omemee they hold funerals in
the opera house
1t is all over now and Pembina has
lost the county seat. the court hay
ing declared that the election was
legal and the seat of government will
be moved to Cavalier.
Tagus suffered a $4,000 fire re-
Gently.
The indoor baseball season has COM
menced at Fargo.
An elevator at Phelan took on 112 |
loads of grain in one day.
Richard Sykes, founder of Sykeston |
now living in California sent a |
check for $50 to be used as a Christ |
mas gift fund for the children of his |
old home.
A Grand Forks thief stole a baby |
buggy from in front of the Salvation |
Army hail.
The two banks at Walcott have con-
solidated.
There is only one moving picturee
show at Ender1in nova combina-
ton having been worked out
~
The Kindred orchestra has had
plenty of business this winter.
kindred is being madee the basis |
of operations by bunch of wrestlers.
Dickinson will have more hotel &C.
commodations soon.
There does not seem to be ,niver,
sal satisfaction with the way the pri.
mary law worked out this fall.
Flasher expects big things from J.
K. Mcleod when he takes hold of the
Hustler.
The lack of snowfall in this part |
OF the state made it possible for the
farmers to take their time in market
ing their crops this fall.
A Chinese Hero.
At Looping Hslen Is statue draped
IN ft,11 1rocS ~ n mandarin ffho MI |