Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-14
News ofths State

Elevators all over the state are NIL
ed with grain.
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A charter has been issued for a new
church at Manning.
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Joe Remington will leave the peni'
Tertiary November 70.
Since election many sheritfs have
started testing scales.
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The democrats walked off with 4
bunch of officers in Cavalier county.
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The authorities OF Minot ran a
bunch of medical fakirs out of town.
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The republican nominee for sheriff
in Eddy county lost out In the cleo
ton.
Resubmission is apt to be a live
issue this coming session of the legis-
lature.
A big fine is in store for anyone who
campers with water hydrants at Nc.
Clusky.
The campaign stirred considerable
animosity between the two papers at
B%ottineau.
Editor b, A. Hall of the Petersburg
Record will be the nrxt county judge
OF Nelson county.
Some OF the country printers are
doing Il rushing business printing auc-
ton bills this fall.
The high price of hard coal does not
cause any worry for people living on
the Missouri slope.
Townships in the northern part OF
the state are buying road machines to
improve country roads.
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DR.. Cregan wound up the campaign
with a bull moose speech at New
Rockford the day before election.
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People of the Missouri slope who
don't get the Bismarck Daily Tribune
miss Il faithful daily companion.
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The Almont Arena has reduced h
size of the paper and also the sub
scription price. It's a bad move.
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1t was the first time in the history OF
the state that North Dakota went for
a democratic nominee for president.
When the Forum said there would
be fewer daily papers in the state
Fargo was probably the town in mind.
Jack Charmley OF the Spotlight is
e%ndeavoring to induce the bunch al
Nett to keep the ore spots from fes-
tering.
At Denhoff the school house was US
ed as a voting place and the j%anitor
had to disinfect the building the next
morning.
Now that it has been found that
beans can be successfully raised in
North Dakota. many farmers will try
the experiment.
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Tony BjOrnson, the old time demo-
cratic war horse Of LaMOure county, ,
will be a member OF the legislature
again this wilmer.
The big rush OF business this fall
has caused some important changes in
the business houses of many of the
towns in the state.
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With the political announcements
out of the way some OF the weekly pa
pers can use the type for setting up
interesting local news.
Editor Boyd + the Hannah Moon
fell short of being reelected to the
His democratic opponent
defeated him by eight votes.
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According to their pictures in their
home papers there were some fine
looking fellows who ran for office
and then there were others.
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Editor Jordan of the Fargo Blade
says that wild ducks in North Dakota
are dying by the thousands from old
age because Of poor craftsmanship.
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A prominent business building al
Douglas was burned to the ground and
the Herald wants the commercial
club to provide better fire protection.
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Papers all owe the state paid a fit
ting tribute to George NJ. Gray, chair
OF the republican state commit,
tee, who died before he could finish
the campaign which he had so we'll
started.
Editor Clyde of the Ashley Tribune
ran for reelection as county superin-
tendent of Mcintosh county by stick.
ers and only lost by 20 votes. He
thanked the voters for their hearty
support.
Readers all over the Missouri slope
seemed to have appreciated the cleo
ton extra which the Tribune publish
ed. 1t scooped all other papers on
election returns-and it had the cor
rect dope.
Little Mac eli the Flasher Hustler
who can always see sunshine every