Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-20
News ofthe State

Minot Is said I have some sad cases
Of chi d labor.
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The Sons of Norway have organic.
ed at Uphan
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Applications for marriage licenses
are increasing.
Many weekly papers are discarding
ready patent sheets.
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The Elks at Minot are rehearsing
for their minstrel show.
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Some OF the counties had some in.
teresting corn contests.
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Big profits can be made in the dairy
industry Of North Dakota.
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Fargo threatens TO organize a clean
Observation-Disclosures that Is.
49, .
New lights have been installed in
the opera house at Portland.
s.
Minot feels assured of having a sue
cessful chantauqua season next year.
$50, "i.. aE
Though 1t Is a strenuous one, 1t is
said that garlic is a sure cure for
tuberculosis. .. Do ".E
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Some OF the farmers figure that
grain is a liability, while live stock
Is an asset. ~. .... "
Charley Genzel at Wimbledon has
patented a steering device for trac-
ton engines. l~"r
The coming of wire fences
will help keep down the weeds along
the roadsides. "
The wife of Editor Irwin of the Ia
gus Gazette submitted to an operation
for appendicitis f at
s.
In spite OF the early snow storm,
most OF the grain of North Dakota
will be threshed. "l. "''"
Lovers Of the terpsichorean art
have started the dancing season with
lots Of enthusiasm. "-.
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The Fargo Searchlight has great
faith in Mr.. Hanna as the next gov
ernor of North Dakta.
The social evil in Fargo seems to
be an issue with the Forum since the
new publisher took charge.
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Street gas lamps were first used in
1907 and in some OF the towns they
have never been replaced.
Corn fodder furnishes more digest.
ible roughage per acre than any 9th.
err forage crop In America.
The first tag day for Minot proved
a great success, the United Charities
raising over $500 in n day.
There will undoubtedly be a great
better farming educational campaign
N the state the coming winter.
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President Taft's Thanksgiving
proclamation was quite generally cop
led by the papers of Nrth Dakota.
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AT MinOt truant officers placed
some parents under arrest for fail
ing to keep their children in school.
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Valley City people are not pleased
with the appearance of the railroad
yards through the heart of the city.
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Nearly all OF the weekly papers are
attempting to induce their readers
to apply their spare dollars on sub.
scription. ..f
The Pioneer wants the people of
LarimOre to get into the habit of be-
ing on time when they 60 to enter
tainments.
States Attorney Gallagher of Bill
lings county was united in marriage
with Miss Lillian Brownfield of Sully
Springs, MD. =@d1 -F " H~*E9t
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Many North Dakota farmers are
planting plum trees for hedges. They
are said to make ideal hedges and
bear fruit besides. !"''.
$751; s. .a4 . '
The Devils Lake Journal recon-
mends the appointment of Editor
Korsch OF the Warwick Sentinel as
one OF the game wardens. .r.
North Dakota will miss the many
pioneer newspaper publishers who
have left the field during the past
year. They were all empire builders.
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1t will be some time before there is
any contest over the appointment Of
a postmaster at Minot. Mrs. Muir
phys term will not expire for three
years yet.
Delinquent tax lists occupying the
space in many weekly papers that
was used by candidates announce
:nents and other political announce
ments.
A good road has the effect Of NOV
ing the farm nearer to town, because
a trip to town can be made much
quicker on a good road than on a
poor one. !
Jack Murphy formerly of Bis.
marck, has resigned as manager Of