Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-25
News of the State

operation by March 1.
The Optimist wants public library
at Rugby.
w. E. Slavens has reopened his law
office at Granville.
Maddox is noting if not up to date
1t has Hotel Raddison
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NJ w. Woodwork, postmaster at
Wilton, has been reappointed.
The potato growers in the vicinity
of Berthold have organized for the
purpose of securing better market
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The Hettinger Herald at New Eng.
land has started on it's fifth year and
is we'll satisfied with prospects.
A new social organization has been
formed at New Leipzig. 1t is Ger
man society and is named "Deutsch-
merikanischer Local Bund.'
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The reception given by the Com
mercial club at Mott was great sue
cess.
A Madam Sherry" company played
several of the smaller cities over the
! state and were we'll received.
Editor Haugan of the Standard has
; been appointed postmaster at Mad
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A 7-pound- daughter has just been
born to Editor and Mrs. Petit of the
Gackle Republican.
A carload of poles and other mate
; rial has been taken to Streeter for
a new telephone system there
There will be no holiday vacation
given the Wilton schools as there was
too much time lost the time the
schools were moved into the new
building this fall.
State Senator Gibbons Of Cando has
just returned from South Dakota,
where he purchased carload OF fine
horses to use on his farm near the
Towner county seat.
The Minot Independent thinks it
would pay nearly every farmer to
thresh over his piles of flax straw in
the spring, as one farmer at Glen
burn threshed five bushels of flax
from one load OF straw. /.
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The shape in which some of the ex-
changes of the state reach his office
reminds the editor of te LaM0ure
Echo of the manner in which his
mother used to wiring dish rags.
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A hack at Jamestown was badly
smashed when the 'runawa y team
butted into a telephone pole. The
driver was carrying q suit case into
"a house when the team started.
The branch of the Federation of
Labor at jamestown appropriated
money for those dependent upon the
victims of the Los Angeles Times
building.
The Northern Pacific will rip rap
the dam at Mckenzie and wants 500
yards of stone there for that purpose.
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Wolves are said to be plentiful in
the vicinity of Alkali lake near James.
town this winter, but SO far there has
been NO damage to livestock or pOul-
try.
The membership of the Minot Com
mercial club now numbers 1856 and in
Guides men from every department Of
that city's activities.
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County politics are already simmer
/: < in Ward county and patriots ga
lore up there have signffied their will
lingness to shy their castor into the
political arena.
Alex Wright, editor of the Cakes
Times, will probably be a candidate
for treasurer in Dickey, and if he is
he promises to make campaign
speeches and furnish all the ladies
attending with cut flower bouquets.
The editor of the Paramount News
does not want to encounter another
mix up with the government in carry
ing too many delinquent subscribers
and asks all his readers to come
through promptly this year.
The first carload of corn to be
shipped out of Lisbon this year went
to Williston. Corn has been raised
successfully right along in Ramsey
county but heretofore it has been used
entirely for home consumption.
A defective gas pipe in the Catholic
church at Lisbon caused a leakage
and while looking for it Father Fo-
garty struck a match. causing an ex-
plosion that broke the windows and
cut his lip.
The New Rookie d TRANSCRIPT won.
ders II that long list Of pardoned con-
yicfs were let ont in time tn "estab-