Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-10
News Of tho State

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Taft.
New grain is being marketed ih the
state.
Hatton will soon have electric
lights.
Calvin mas a registered lady phar
macist.
Smaller and better titled farms are
being urged.
The farmers OF he state find live
stock profitable.
II nothing else the Minot Optic is
heavy on heads"
Some glandered horses have beer
found in the state.
The assessed valuation of Ward
county is $1,000, 900.
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Some soiled doves we're Gagged at
l4angdon during the fair.
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Many new banks have been organ
lied in the state this year.
Bands of gypsies have visited some
OF the towns of the state recently.
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The Cooperstown Courier thinks
the third party will never be heard
OF.
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Seven carloads of cattle were ship
ped from Braddock in one day last
week.
There seems to be some relief over
the state in the labor and twine ques-
ton.
Stray dogs have been making trou-
BILE for sheep owners IN Pembina
county.
raying contractors ripped up Far
COS streets and then 1t rained-and
kept up raining.
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Mandan continues to have trouble
with the commission system of mu.
nicipal government.
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The Forum admits that things are
getting fierce in Fargo when even ali
alderman is held up.
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The explosion of stick of dyna-
mite in jungle camp at Cooperstown
caused some excitement.
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There is some opposition in Mar
narth to the village boar making i'm,
provements in sidewalks
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The proceedings of the sale of the
Courier-News at Fargo interested a
lot of people OF the state.
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Eleven new members have been
added to the faculty of the Devils
Lake schools for the coming year.
49,
WIN III IRE pIOtcCllOu iMduuluS
considers itself fortunate in the fact
that no fires have occurred there.
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Weekly newspapers over the state
are urging their delinquent subscrib-
ers to come through with the coin.
Some Of the -four mills in the state
have shut down for a few weeks till
repairs can be made for the fall rush.
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Grand Forks wanted to put one
overland had a lot more accidents
at the fair there than occurred at
Fargo.
All the up to date creameries have
septic tanks-apd the ALTERNATING
plants don't smell quite 80 much like
! tannery
Sixteen counties Of the Missouri
slope have organized development
leagues that have better farming as
their slogan.
Inc railroads are preparing for a
heavy freight traffic and are endeav-
bring to secure all the empty box
cars possible.
Harry Cooper for several years
cit yeditor of the Grand Forks Herald
will establish a publicity bureau in
Grand Forks.
The antics of the course of the
Missouri river the past year has
changed the appearance Of the map
Of Mckenzie county somewhat.
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A couple or lights went out in the
Kindred hotel during thunder storm
at Valley City and some OF the guests
thought the hotel had been struck bv
lightning.
Minot papers are convinced that
there Is no reason why their town
will not grow because it has a larger
territory and Is easier reached than
that Of Fargo.
The MinOt Democrat wonders IL
Dorr Carroll sold the Minot Reporter
to take care OF his increasing law
business what G. A. Johnson bought
it for.
III ia oaid nno candidate ~ Dinh