Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-18

GOOD time to bank tie house.

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Church bazaars over the state this
fall are a success.
The demand for North Dakoat land
does not to let up.
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Courtenay grain shippers are ham
pered with a shortage OF cars.
At Washburn the married women
have organized a basketball team.
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Electric lights will soon illuminate
Hebron's streets, dwellings, and stores.
Hatton's new dynamo has arrived
and the town again has electric lights.
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The Bowbells Tribune wants Burke
county to vote bonds for a new court
house. .a..
Fargo will follow in the footsteps
of Grand Forks in having a police
matrOn.
The Washburn band is arranging a
number Of concerts for the winter
months.
Clubbing propositions seem to be
less popular with the weekly news
| papers.
Editor MeGahan makes a boiler on
the condition of some OF the streets
of Min0t.
Dickey county elected a democratic |
senator and two republican house
members.
The warm weather this fall Is said
to have prevented turkeys from adding
much flesh.
Some surveying has been done in
the northern part Of the state for
more drains.
There are a number of fax fields
over the state that will not be harvest
ed this year.
The Milton Globe is highly pleased
with the election Of Ton Hall for sec
rotary of state.
Tn second newspaper reported for
Hettinger some time ago has not made
its appearance yet. -|'.
Authorities in many towns are warn
ing hOusehOlders in regard to dumping |
garbage promiscuously.
Thesheriff OF Sargent county is in
search OF the prisoners who escaped
from his Jail a short time ago.
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There are but few criminal cases
in the different terms of district court
held over the state this fall.
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The Harvey Herald predicts a great
scramble for p~ostoffice appointments
after Wilson becomes president.
The auditorium at Hettinger has
been repaired and otherwise put in
shape for winter entertainments.
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Taxi and other cab drivers at Grand
Forks are threatened with prosecution
for having overcharged their patrons.
Mohall fought a stubborn fire when
a general store caught fire, which was
extinguished before much damage was
done.
Twenty years ago l.. D. Mccain,
now publishing a newspaper at Minot,
was a candidate for postm& ster at Dew.
lis Lake.
The Fargo S%earchligr: says it is not
through with Mr.. Gilbreath. Probably
wants to boost him to the governors
chair some day.
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3 Joe Remington will leave the peni-
Tertiary Friday. He probably will not
go by the way OF Cass county when he
leaves the state. .....
Six members of a threshing crew at
Bowbells were arrested for malicious
mischief. They smashed the windows
of a livery stable. |
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While the Forman News regrets
losing the president, Editor Maltby
thinks it helps a lot because Hanna
was elected governor.
The Minot Democrat, McGahan's
paper, is in favor of Staale Hendrick-
son for speaker Of the house, proyid-
ing A. NJ. Thompson can't land it.
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Every newspaper in the state will
regret the departure Of Charley Brew
err from the Fargo Forum, after TWEEN
ty-one years service with that paper.
Miss Lucinda Dupuis, formerly
head compositor for the Dickinson
Press, is nov employed in the gov
eminent printing Office at Washing
ton.
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