Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-14
News ofthe State
Kcnmarc had q successful market

Kcnmarc had a successful market
day.
Darlington had two IRE scares IN
one night.
Li%dserwood Is to dedicate a Baptis
church.
Travelling men will have a jack rab.
bit day at Minot.
The farmer who stacked his grain
tnis year was fortunate.
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North Dakota has raised q high
grade Of potatoes this year.
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The Great Northern has opened
right OF way Offices at Mlno..
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Tho MonangO Journal says tho
moo" Of the moose Is growing faint
er. ... ....
Tho weekly papers Of the stae al0
having a good run OF advertising this
fall.
The Grand Forks Herald noted tn
good story the Bismarck Tribune CAV
the exposition every day.
Mrs. Budlong of Bismarck address
! ed the womcn's clubs at Darlington
on the subject of libraries.
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The Omemee Herald says there Is
a get together spirit among the re.
publicans of Bottineau county.
The Star published at Krem wants
present prosperity continued and will
support the Taft administration.
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Wilton people are proud OF the
number Of prizes their dogs capture
at Bismarck during the dog show.
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The subscription contests beins
waged by the Reporter and Optic at
Minot are to have a red hot finish.
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Farmers are beginning to realize
more than eve that it is profitable
to keep their machinery we'll housed.
The Fargo Blade predicts that Han
ma will have mor votes for governGr
than Hellstrom and Sweet combined
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A holdup resulted In a near muir.
der at Devils Lake when William
Gillespie was hit in the head with q
rock. .H 49,,
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Beach was pleased with the excel.
lent showing the exhibits from til
Golden Valley made at the state ex'
position.
While milking q farmer was at
tackled by mad bull and only es.
capped serious injury because the bull;
had no horns.
While the rainy weather, laid up
threshing machines most of the farm.
lers took advantage Of their time by
faigging potatoes.
People at Fargo are of the opinio
that there is mt much necessity t
have a license for running q launch
on the Red River.
The Bowbells Bulletin thinks the
speedy decline in Roosevelt sentiment
is the most noticeable development
In the past month. 4
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Judging from the expressions Of
sentiment Fargo and Grand Forks
gained nothing by staying away from
the state exposition.A /
An electric light plant and water.
works system is to be started at-Daw.
son at once, and q fire department, is
to be also organized thereA
With their daily issues out OF the
way the Times-Record and the Pat
riot will be able to give Valley City
a couple OF good weeklies.
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A rehearlng In the matter of tho
permanent location Of the county
seat Of Burke county has been deniee.
1t will remain at Bowbells. 4.
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The principal OF. one of the school
at Minot has become so unpopular
that he was attacked by the pupil
and was rather roughly handled.
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The farmers who left their work ct
threshing their grain to come to Bis
marck to halp make the state exp0si
ton a success arc to be admired.
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The Sykeston Tribune publishe
the republican ticket from President
Taft down to county constable and
asks its readers to vote it straight.
Sam Clark spent a day at Valley
City and the Times-Record anticipate
a sensational story pertaining to that
town in the next issue Of Jim Jar
Jems. "a 4 +.
Two hundred men who have been
engaged in government: work in the
Yellowstone park may assist in
thresing in the western part of this
state,
Hellstrcm's political address a
Hamilton was called of because Their
was no crowd-and HellstrOm was
formerly from that county, too: o.