Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-21
News tho State

A rev hotel has been opened at Blu.
ford.
The fire limits OF Minot have been
extended.
The women of Minot want the cur
Summer weather still continues In
North Dakota.
The Dakota Fuel Co. has just open.
ed another mine at Dickinson.
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The Masonic temple at Grafton will
be dedicated early in December.
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The North Dakota Tax league will
meet at Grand Forks In January.
Charlie" Brewer IA sure popular
with the newspaper boys Of the state.
Mrs. Clark Kelly OF Devils Lake
will attend a congress OF farm women
in Belgium. r.
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At Sweetwater lake, In Ramsey
county, the SEATING is said to be par
ticularly fine.
There ia great movement OF grain
of the 500 Line through North Da.
kota this fall.
The first case to be tried in fed
eral court at Devils Lake was DIS
posed OF in thirteen minutes.
President HalvorsOn of the Minot
city commission has put a new tight
fitting lid on the Magic city.
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Editor Greenwood of the Nome Tri'
bune is letting his printers run his
paper while he takes a vacation.
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The population at the state peni-
Tertiary is rapidly dwindling and the
pardon board meets next month.
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Grant Hager is displeased with the
manner in which the newspapers at
Adams are throwing mud at each 9TH
er.
Rev. Golightly Morrill, used Jim
Jam Jems" as the text of his sermon
in the Unique theater at Minneapolis
Eunday. -.. i. ~t.
Minot will hold a special election
to elect q successor to Police Magls-
trate Murray, who was elected coun-
ty judge. ~J.
In Williams county the whole re-
publican ticket vas elected, with the
exception Of the sheriff, who is a
socialist.
A graduate of the North Dakota un-
iyersity has been elected to the legis-
laure in Oregon. John Carkin Is the
lucky a
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Editor Fadden of the Neche ChrOn-
otype says if he ever runs short or
copy he will revive the Spanish
Swindle letter.
The Valley City Times-RecOrd says
it wants more correspondents. What
it needs more than anything else is
more advertising.
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@. J. Sorlie met with rebuke at a
Grand Forks meeting, when ne at
tempted to remove the Scandinavian
republican league. ; ; .t'
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The muddy spell following the o.
tober snow storm caused more OF a
desire than ever in many towns for
cement crossings.
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An extra heavy run of job work is
preventing many of the country edi.
tors from publishing the usual
amount of local news.
The indications are that the North
Dakota legislature will be strenuOusly'
urged to pass a woman's suffrage bill
at the coming session. tr'''--
The Schafer Record, located in an
inland town in Mckenzie county, has
installed a new cylinder press with a
folding machine attached.
Directors of the Minot Commercial
club claim that fragrant violations OF
the law are to blame for high insur-
ance rates in the Magic city.
"A Williams county firm handling
general merchandise has taken the
proper method of fighting the cata-
logue houses-plensy of newspaper
advertising.
The Northern Pacific has stopped
all extension work in the state for
the winter. 1t is expected large
crews of men will be put to work
again in the spring.
Martin B. Rudd, graduate of the
North Dakota University, has been
granted a scholarship by the Ameri.
can.Scandinavian Foundat.on-which
is considered quite an honor.
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So far the dairy, poultry and hog
work have been made side issues with
many North Dakota farmers, but
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