Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-26

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Kenmare Will have another big mar.
iet day and fair.
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The Hope Pioneer continues to
in two sections.
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The farmer who stacked his grain
his year will come out on top.
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E%yangelistic meetings are being
held in many towns over the state.
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The drug store at Blsbee was rob.
bed of about 500 worth Of goods.
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Lyceum course entertainments are
being generously patronized this win
ter.
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Citizens of Ignite are going to
start the county seat tight-all over
again.
The First National bank at Cassel.
ton has started the erection Of a new
building.
Some of the state papers are boost.
ing DR.. Ladd for the place now held
by DR.. Wylie.
The Devils Lake World says the
fire team got into action in 20 Sec
Dnds-after a weeks training.
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There has been a good deal Of
building done at Cavalier this season
according to the Chronicle.
The vaudeville theater in the Sa-
tanic city Is going to put on a higher
class Of acts-and more of EN-.
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Most Of the weekly papers in the
ran Governor Burke's Thanks
proclamation last week.
James Kinney OF Mcleod has fall
en- heir to a fOrtune-after lawyers
him by the want ad route.
BILLY" Hancock of the Edgeley
Mail thinks an investigation Of the
alleys il his town would not be amiss.
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The village dump at Sheldon is be-
ing burned-and the Progress thinks
is a step in the right direction.
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The Teller thinks accidents are
more prevalent than ever around Mil
nor this fall-and tells about some OF
them. rs. '..".
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But few North Dakotans are going
to Canada this fall-and some who
went a few years ago are coming
back.
Some papers are willing to admit
they made nothing out of their circu.
lation contest-after the battle was
over.
1t cost a bunch of DRINKS So each
to break some windows at Bowbells
the justice Of the peace fixing the
price.
The CooperstoWn Courier thinks
the farmers club movement over the
will result in great gOod-and
1t will.
The ladies' Of the Methodist church
at Taylor have made arrangements
for holding their annual fair Deem
Der 10.
The Crow theatrical company is
pleasing large audiences all over The
this winter. They have two
out.
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Threshing is very general again in
parts Of the state where the snow
storm of a couple Of weeks ago put a
stop to operations.
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Three young Indians who had grown
tired of life at the Fort Totten school
were caught at Starkweather and re-
to the school.
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The Sanborn Enterprise has entered
upon its thirty-second year-and Ed
itor Mexican told about some Of his
early day experiences.
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The register IF deeds in Ransom
county is said TO be busy making out
mortgage releases these days
which is a good sign.
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Newly elected county t%reasurers
will not take their Offices until May
first next ~year-under a law passed
by the last legislature.
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The agricultural and industrial
show held at Leal In Barnes county
last week was a great success and will
be repeated next year.
Local fire companies all over the
seem to have Thanksgiving
night reserved from all other organ.
izations for dancing purposes.
Edinburg has recovered from the
OF a year ago-and then some.
there are no houses for rent and the
population is increasing daily.
Editor Long Of the Egeland Enter
prise was thrown from a buggy and
marked up and bruised considerably