Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-23
News Of tho State

| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eD~~A~O
The recent statements published
over the state Show the banks of the
state carrying good sized deposits.
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Fire drills are being praoticed II
many of the schools of the state this
winter.
A prairie chicken flew through {
plate glass window in a aFrgo sec
! ond hand store the other day.
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The Moose lodge at Fargo, after Sc
! curing a big membership, has closed
it's charter.
Several Fargo men have been down
to Detroit lately fishing through the
ice and enjoyed the sport greatly.
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/ The new filtration plant at Fargo
is expected to he finished on time
which will be the first Of February
A. F. J. Weight, who formerly pub
lished the Leeds News, Is back in the
state after am absence for some time
for his health, and may decide to
leaee the Tribune at Rugby.
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A new Methodist church costing
$1,000 has BEEN dedicated at Pin
gree. A Sunday school room and a
steeple will be added in the spring.
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A number of farmers near Botti-
neau want to build s!los this coming
year and they want an expert on that
matter to go there and give them
some assistance.
Fred Cathro, formerly Of Bismarck,
but now of Bottineau, has recently
been to Fargo and Minneapolis to at.
tend meetings of the Booster club. =,
Valley City expects to entertain
President Pennington OF the 500 at
the second annual meeting of the
Barnes County $1OAAntAcre club,
which meets there early in January.
Since reading his last issue of the
Minot Democrat, most Of the news
paper bunch are more convinced
than ever that the libel law has no
fears for McGahan.
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It Is rather hard to understand why
the democrats would resist the presi-
Dental primary law. 1t WON'T help
them any in this state to get it out
of the way.
There seems to be some rejoicing
at Minot over the fact that the SUI
preme court has held valid the nor
mail school to be established there.
The fact that the lake region went
to the st. Paul land show this week
carried off the flax cup and the
sweepstakes caused some Qualification
at DEVILS Lake.
The TmesRecord received consid
cradle favorable comment on account
of the creditable Dlks edition it pub
uished on the occasion of the dedica-
ton OF the new Elks home at Valley
City.
A man at Minot owed a certain no.
tel there $35 for board when he died
and the court there has permitted
the landlord to keep the clothes and
personal effects of the dead man to
offset the debt.
Carelessly handling loaded Shot
gun on a load Of hay caused John
Waag of Hoga to lose his left hand,
that member being completely shot
off by the accident.
DR.. J. J. Reilly of Milton, already
sentenced to a term of tes years in
the pen for manslaMgpter, will also
be compelled to serve term for vio-
|ation of the prohibition law.
leaves this week for trip down the
river. He wi1a be joined
BY several other people of the south,
but will return in time for the press |
meeting at Fargo i'm january.
Some miscreant Is said to have stol- !
en- two culverts twenty feet long,
which were intended for use in
township by the county
lads of Eddy county.
Two Mandan men drank from
bottle of liniment, mistaking it for
even more fiery, and but
or timely medical assistance. would
lave shuffled off this mortal coil.
Disappointed in love affair a
White Earth young man INDUCED in
/ little promiscuous shooting. but
none of the bullets found
! haven in the feshy portion Of any
human anatomy.
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