Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-26
News Of the State

Threshlng is about completed In
the northern part of the state.
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An overheated stove caused a small
fire in the recidence Of Attorney Sink
Ter at Minot.
About twenty-seven carloads OF
baled hay have been shipped from
Dawson this fall
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The Republican tells of the thick
fogs which have hung over Ashley
the past week.
The man who runs the bottling
works at Kenmare will also manufac-
ture sweeping compound.
Many of the E1ks clubs and CON-
merial clubs of the state will keep
open house New Years day.
There were but few fires over the
state caused from Christmas decora-
tons becoming ignited.
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A lot of home. talent plays over the
state will be in order after the noli-
day season.
1t seems to be The same story all
over the state that the tax sales this
year were the smallest known.
Some of the state papers have
heard r1mor THAT tfe printing plant
at tho penitentiary is to be enlarged.
The band at Devils Lake has been
recently organized by Director Max
we'll recently of Chicago.
Plans and preparations are already
being made for the district Sunday
School convention to bc held at Fargo
Jan. 18 and 10.
Russell Henry, all old time Fargo
Form writer, but now with the Du-
luth Herald, il back in the state and
visiting relatives at Valley City.
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President Pennington of the 500
has accepted an invitation to attend
the Lake region midwinter fair to be
held at Devils Lake.
Fire started in the bedrooms of a
house at Minor and little girl OF
the family did heroic work by helping
to extinguish the fire with snow.
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The Great Northern up on the
Sarles branch is having great diff.
Guilty in getting water supply, and
each engine Is compelled to carry
two tenders.
The editor of the Sheldon Progress
became so excited over the payment
OF delinqunt subscriber that lie
backed into gas jet and hal lis
clothes badly burned.
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A transient ny me name of WilsLn
was given a sentence of $50 or ten
days at Aneta for attempting to hug
young girls at the school house.
There was so much grain raised
along the Ambrose branch this year
that the 500 has had all it could
to move it
Editor Stefonowicz, of the BOwbells
Tribune seems to have brother who
Is a harness maker and the champion
wrestler of South Dakota.
The printing plant formerly used
for the Coteau Sentinel has been
moved to Bowbells where a socialist
paper will be started soon
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Since the pardon board was so gen
erous in granting some releases TO
convicts the court. over the state
have "rushed'' lot of men to the pen
to take their pluces.
The Cooperstown Courier is watch
ing the "set-to with soft gloves be-
tween the editors of the Fargo Blade
and the Fargo Search1ight but is will
ing to place lis bets on Jordan
every time.
A rural mail carrier at CooperstoWn
has a closed rig with a hard coal
stove insid.- and while driving !
through the country is about as COM !
Portable as if he was ct his own fire.
side.
The Langdon Republican thinks 1t
wound have just as we'll to
entirely emptied the penitentiary and
;urned all the inmates lose to again
)rey on the public.
The Dacotah hotel at Grand Forks
will abandon tho American plan the
irst OF the year and will establish a
:afe on the Europea style.
Not only was Kahellek, the hotel
proprietor at Kenmare, convicted Of
violation of the prohibition law. but
lis clerk has also been put under
,onds for similar Offense.
A nfteen year old boy working his
yav home from Minneapolis for
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