Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-30
News Of the State

Hlgin will have an opera house.
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A half section OF land near West
hope sold for $3.50 the other day.
The paving question is still a live
subject with the city council at Fargo
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/ Congr ssnlan Hanna has recommen
ed the appointment of Editor Mills as
postmaster at Scranton.
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Dickinson expects to have a wire
} less telegraph station in operation
soon.
Beach has 1,727 people--a growth OF
724 in the last year and a half.
The 500 road is getting a lot Of
material on the ground for some new
bridges along it's wheat line in the
northern part of tae state.
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The editor of the Schafer Record
wants some elastic money Slipped to
him by delinquent subscribers.
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The Sentinel wants the brass band
at CooperstOwn to start rehearsing So
the town wild have plenty of music
next summer.
Senator Simpson Of Dickinson was
in Washington last week conducting
land case before the department of
the Interior. He is in Boston this
week but will be home for New Years.
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Some of the papers over the state
that said they would support the
straight ticket" are commencing to
realize they will have a Job on their
hands.
The Sharon Reporter is eight years
old and is good substantial paper of
which Editor Malin and! the town may
we'll be proud.
Dean E. j. Babcock of the school of
mines at Grand Forks has gone on an
inspection trip to visit several plants
in Wisconsin and Michigan He may
proceed on to Washington before re-
turning to the university.
Editor Lihdstrom and wife of the !
Langdon Republican have gone to
California where they will spend the |
rest of the winter.
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The announcement OF the candidacy |
of Editor Frank Wilson of the Bath
gate Pink Paper for democratic
national committee seems to have
spurred Ben. G. Whitehead, who is
also candidate, with renewed vigor.
His picture and announcement appear.
ed in the Minneapolis Journal
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There was some excitment Christ
mas morning at St. Patrick's church
at Dickinson during the five O'Clock
morning mass when some of the
Christmas decorations came in con-
tact with lighted candle.
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The Devils Lake journal predicts
there is no chance for that paper
to be designated as an official paper
by the commissioners of that county.
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Complaints being made of the ex-
IRENE poor train between the 500 and
Farmers road at Egeland.
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Fred Walker, manager of the pic
lure show at Cando, had his overcoat
stolen while he was in Devils Lake on
business. II
The editor of the Mimic Journal has
>nly found one or two feeble attempts
umong the newspapers Of the state to
bolster up the state pardon board for
what it done at its last meeting.
The annual swearing off time is
light at hand.
The publishers Of most of the pa
'ers of the state expect to have a
Great time when the press association \
meets at Fargo next month";.
The fast mail of the Great Northern IN
,oliided with q freight at Ayr, when
'cN0Ioi CttIS HOI0 Sl1t16uSU up <1lIU
raffic delayed for several hours.
The Carplo hotel served jack rabbit
or dinner, and everybody except the IN
proprietor supposed he was eating
;hicken.
Editor Anderson of the Crary Pub
Sc Opinion believes that Taft will en-.
oy home cooking after his slide
round the circle.
Charles Kopriva of Bowbells has
manufacturing a new
breakfast food, which seems quite
'opular. It is made from dur'um wheat.
The Bowbels Farmers Cooperative
train CO. made an assessment last I
all on all members, and at recent
Meeting decided not to go on with
BUSINESS until all arrearages were
aid up.
There is handsome black stallion
It New England, and no one seems to-
want to claim hil as they do not