Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-04
News Of tho State


The Regent Times is a prosperous
paper. gri
Farm mortgages are disappearing
in North Dakota.
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Joe Devine OF Minot placed Hanna's
plurality at 10000.
Halloween night passed of quietly
in many towns.
Teachers examination are about to
be held all over the state.
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There has been some mysterious
murders around C%arrrington.
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Richardton claims to- have one OF the
best creameries IN Stark county.
There is no limit to the possibilities
to the dairy industry in North Dako'
ia.
Transient trade is taxing many of
the hotels of the state to the limit this
fall.
That libel suit does not see to
worry Editor Young of the MandaE
Republican.
Sargent county made an effort to
give Carl Jorgenson a unanimous vote
for state auditor.
The Omemee farmers elevator has
shipped so cars of wheat this fall,
valued at $4,000.
Some of the press gang have trouble
over spelling the name of the editor
Of the Bowbells Tribune.
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The recent double murder at Daw-
son caused an awful shock to the
people of that vicinity.
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The Mott Pioneer Press wonders ii
Governor Burke isn't forgetting to
designate Thanksgiving day.
The railroad commissioners have
been looking up the alleged a short
age in many parts of the state.
Up in Botineau county it has been
stated that Editor Leak of the Max
pass Monitor has disappeared.
Ward county had an interesting
scrap on over the election of comfy
superintendent of SCHOOLS. -
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Several, counties will vote on the
proposition of increased jurisdiction
for the county court. .tG
Spite work at the eleventh hour"
was a leading line in some of the pa.
pers the issue befbre election.
The farmers of North Dakota will
not forget the great work Commission
er Gilbreath has done for the state.
The Grand Forks Times calls at
tention to the importance Of electing
an experienced man like l.. B. Han.
ma.
The Taylor Reporter seems to have
its old time spirit Of enterprise since
Editor Thompson went back on the
job.
The Lakota American thought the
third party was too young to cut
much figure in the campaign this
year.
Big runs of job work in many OF the
weekly SHIPS has effected the news
columns in many of the papers around
the state.
The new line of railroad out of
Wilton is giving the coal mine there
al opportunity for a great deal larger
output.
Editor Wallin OF the Slope Advo-
cate, published at Fort Rice is i'll at
a Mandan hospital with a case of
typhoid fever. Il
So far Editor Campbell has been
unable to sell the Northwood Cleaner
which he offered for sale sometime
ago. ..
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There will be an effort made to
change some of the features of the
prohibition law in the coming session
of the legislature.
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The Western Call says that Gov.
ernor Burke could not find enough
democrats at Reedcr to warrant him
giving a speech there.
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The Forman News notes how auto
mobiles have become a considerable
factor in reducing the passenger re-
ceipts in the west,
Former Congressman Frank sEddy@
of Minnesota delivered a number OF
political speeches In North Dako.
ia this campaign.
The editor of the Beifield Times in
sists on the obsolete idea of having
articles credited to the paper instead
of crediting it TO the town. He must
BE- a selfish guy.
The business men of Valley City
encouraged the publishers of the
Times-Record to resume the daily but