Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-05
News Of the State

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Walter l.. Stockwell has been sell
ected as president of the commercial
club at Fargo.
The destruction of big wheat
straw stack near jamestown caused
some mystery this week.
An ordinance to permit the Mid
land railroad to construct its lines
through jamestown has been intro
duced in the council of that city.
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A criminal case was settled at
Grand Forks when Charles Yamam-
OTTO, full blooded Jap of Devils Lake
married Marie Grady, an Irish grill.
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Tae business mems club at Grafton
has arranged for a dairy and stock
convention to be held in that city jan
uary 26 and q. A banquet will be
given the farmers attending the con-
vention
jamestown will lave a skating rink
and bowling alley in the basement OF
the Elks building.
Installation of lodge officers are
still being held around the state.
down the proposition of purchasing
$4,000 automobile patrol wagon.
Editor Hoskins at Rolla has re-
moved his stoves from his buildings
and his Office is now heated with a
furnace.
The farmers had a big rally at La
Moure.
People of LaMoure are of the opin-
ion there is hoodoo engine on the line
from Fargo to Edgeley as it has
left the track several times without
any apparent cause.
Some of the papers think the press
of the Raleigh Herald runs backwards
ac the first page appears on the last
fold
There was some wailing and gnash-
ing of teeth over at Benedict because
some of the boys did not receive their
Christmas goods in time.
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There is an occasional paper over
tho state that still takes a swipe at
the pardon paper.
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The stork was busy down in La
Moure county during the month OF
November. There were 25 births in
that month.
The sheriff at Leeds arrested
pigger, and the editor of the News
wants him to get them all.
Holiday weddings were numerous
in North Dakota.
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The Garrison Independent is of the
opinion that Judge Winchester will
be elected without opposition.
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Fire was discovered one early
morning in the farmers telephone
office at Cogswell. 1t is thought some
one slept in the office during tae night
and set fire to the bedding.
The elevators at Milton have
shipped out PA carloads of grain this
year, and most of it was flax.
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There are about $4,000 farms in
North Dakota with an average value
of $1,000.
A local humane society has been
formed at McHenry.
Editor 'Tuford of the Kensal Jour-
nal wants to sell his paper and move
to the Pacific coast.
Some high classed entertainments
were enjoyed in most of the towns
during the holiday season.
The Carnegie at Minot will be open
January 16.
Colonel Alex Scarlet and Mrs,
Scarlet have been appointed juve-
nile officers for Ward county.
The threshermen and coal miners
are the busy people around central
Mercer.
Rev. A. E. Peterson of Fargo will
hold revival meetings in Grafton
from January 20 to February 9.
The farmers around Haley are CO.
operating together in the effort to
obtain plenty of seed grain.
The stork seems to have brought
a large number of boy babies to
many families all over the state dur
ing the holidays.
The river is frozen over so that
farmers can get to Ray with their
grain. and great deal is now being
marketed.