Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-09

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One way to keep the milk pail filled
Is to feed the COW well.
s.
Jim Hill may speak at the Midwin.
ter fair at Devils Lake.
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The annual Catholic fair is being
held in Beach this week.
s.
Inez is the name of a postotiice just
established north OF Mott
Large crews are still engaged in
railroad work at New Rockford.
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The police court at MinOt had a
banner month during November.
| Ward county farmers have raised
some prize winning corn this year.
The village marshal at Belield cap.
tured a Jail breaker from Medora.
s.
There seems to be considerable dis.
satisfaction over the herd law Of this
! state.
A temporary bridge across the Mis-
souri, at Mondak was destroyed by
floating ice.
The Kenmare Journal still runs a
bull oos head at the top of its edi.
torial columns.
The Pioneer Press publishes a pic.
ture of the Bismarck boosters who
visited Mott last fall.
Editor McGahan of the MinOt DEM
ocrat says he has read the Bible for
the past forty years.
Business houses in towns without
fire protection are installing individ-
ual fire extinguishers.
James White. aged 10, suicided by
shooting himself and no reason a
be assigned for the act.
s.
The new automobile tag for 1919
will have a yellow background with
black letters and figures.
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The people at Washburn appreciate
the band concerts given under the
leadership Of Prof. Racicot.
A young mar at Carpio Is engaged
in the construction of an airship
and has purchased an engine.
The three banks at Mott carry a
large amount of deposits according 10
the last statements published.
The weather. man did his part in
helping the farmers of the western
part of the state finish their thresh-
ing. $500;
Jimmy Mccormick has installed a
| gasoline engine in his print shop at
Braddock. "Thell with hand power"
Jimmy says.
According to the Sentinel the peo-
pie at New Leipzig get along harmon
iously and the town is making great
advancement as a result. ,
81
Street sprinklers were operating in
Fargo up 70 December list. If the
| present drouth is to continue the wat
err wagon will probably be In evidence
In Bismarck all winter.
81
One eighty in Logan county yield
ed twenty bushels of fax to the acre
and many farms in that county raised
81 bushels of wheat to the acre.
The elevators at Taylor are doing a
rushing business this fall; 1l5 cars
OF grain have been shipped from there
and it is expected the total output will
be 100000 bushels.
Bud" Floyd who broke jail at Car.
rington while his case for highway
robbery was pending in supreme
court, was killed last week while
working for the railroad company.
The following appropriations may
be received from the government for
public buildings: Bismarck $4,000;
Mandan $4,000; Minot $4,000; Wal,-
peton, I 1000, and Williston, $4,000.
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Workmen who were digging the
brick and tile plant at Valley City
have found a number of curiosities.
A petrified eel or snake, about two
feet long, and some fish have been
found.
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"A young mar up Minot way made a
substitute for whiskey out OF water
and burned brown sugar. He wa ar
rested for selling intoxicating liquor,
bue released when he told what the
stun was. 4s ss,