Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-29
News Of the State

The Northern Pacific is putting in a
large water reservoir at Mercer.
County as, we'll as state politics
seem to be quite lively in Ward
county.
The Pickert boys are still threshing
around McClusky, according to the
Gazette.
The Commercial club of Michigan is
planning to establish club room for
younger boys.
The Scranton Record announces
that the Christmas trade of the mer-
chants was excellent.
The Promoter of Stanley advises
farmers to plant lots of corn and cut
it green for feed. Sound.
Many subscribers paid up for the
Adams Budget during the holidays and
made Mrs. Doherty's heart glad.
The Equity organization at Mott is
wrestling with various problems to
help the farmers out lin their difficult
ties.
Editor Delemater of the Knox AID
vocate appears to have lost his meer-
schaum pipe. Better get a corn cob
next time.
The live business towns in the state
are we'll shown by the newspapers and
the advertising or lack of it evidenced
in the pages.
Editor Uampman of the Michigan
Arena gives the pardoning board
quite a bitter lemon in connection
with the pardonbng of ZEN.
The Telegraph of Sawyer reports
the farmers are butchering their
hogs. That has good sound. Pros
perity is sure to come where farmers
keep a fair amount OF stock.
r. L. Iampson of Lisbon shipped
carload of corn to Williston; this was
the first car of corn ever shipped from
Ransom county. This is the COM
mencement of a new era.
Every issue of every paper in the
state should have at least one item
with the details OF some successful
phase of farming in that vicinity. Get
the hacts and publish them for the
benefit of the entire state.<->
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The chicken fanciers at Stanton are
building reinforced concrete houses
for their pets, and the number Of
eggs show the investment good one.
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1t is said that Judge Palda may be
candidate for states attorney in
Ward county.
John A. Beck, formerly sheriff OF
Mclean county, now living on his
farm near Nj C1usky, will make some
experiments with growing alfalfa next
year.
Sheriff Foster, Of Pembina county
made a complete jail delivery when
he took the last of his prisoners to
Bismarck to serve time for robbing
stores at Drayton.
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Just to prove that the printers were
given a Christmas vacation, the Bath
gate Pinkpaper left blank three COL
umns on the editorial page this week.
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Editor Frank A. Wilson of the
Bathgate Pink Paper, makes his form.
al announcement as q candidate for
democratic national committeeman
from this state.
The wife of Sheriff Ben Olson, up
in Williams county, presented her
husband with a brand new daughter
as a Christmas present.
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Chief Runge Of the Grand Forks fire
department has been appointed q
member of the exhibits committee for
the 1912 convention of the Interna'
tional Association of Fire Engineers
which will be held in Denver.
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The county commissioners of Het.
finger county will issue $35, 900 worth
of bonds to buy seed grain for the aid
of farmers in that vicinity.
Joel Meyer has resigned as mayor
of Park River, as he will be absent
from the city for the balance Of his
term J. w. Metz was elected as his
successor:
A force of twelve persons are at
work at Minot TRANSFERRING the rec
ords for Divide county. It will take
until April LIST to copy the Zoo In
struments that have been fled.
The high school students at Devils
Lake will start a semi.monthly publ.
cation with the beginning of the new
year. &c.,.
The commercial club at Devils
Lake has inaugurated campaign for
new members.