Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-27
News of the State
early fall Is predicted.

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Kasmer needs a school house.
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The Ryder Journal has enlarged.
There are a few reports of frost
damage to late fax.
Rats have just made their appear
ance at Souris.
Eullding projects are numerous In
North Dakota this fal'.
A number Of show companies are
coming to North Dakota. e
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A cafe is to be opened in the base.
ment of Hotel Fredeenl at Ryder.
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Some of the publishers are collect
ing delinquent subscription money.
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The WahpetOn Globe.Ga1ette pub.
llSuCu udJly WHlIC tHC GIL N"o CAN'
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The bindery force of the Wahpe.
ton GlobeGazette has been increased.
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The school of forestry at Bottineau
will have a larger faculty this year.
District judges are making a lot
of new citizens over the state this
fall.
The editors of the state refuse to
believe all the hunting stories they
hear.
The sun has shone again-quite
modestly and dimdently, but still II
shone.
A large number of hunters have
been arrested this fall for not having
a license f"'.N
The Jud Leader impiously refers
to the progressive party as the "wart
on the elephant" -
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Perry Werden, the Minneapolis ball
| player has returned home after a two
weeks hunt with friends near Upham.
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,Erick T. Lee, a farmer in the north
end Of Richland county lost his barn
and ten head Of valuable horses by
fire. .
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The Courtenay Gazette and the
| Walhalla Mountaineer have install.
ed typesetting machines Of the Uni.
type model.
The Canadian millers can't get
enough local wheat for their own
grinding as a result of the delayed
threshing.
The best kept lawns at Devils
Lake this summer are to be awarded
special prizes by Especial committee
of the town. "'si1 's
Editor Falkenstein Of The BOttin.
eau News can't see anything but Han
ma for governor-and Falky has been
some insurger.
There are two Rodgers running
newspapers in the northwestern part
of the state-but only one of them
was ever at Dogden. .
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The Petersburg Record wonders
how the progressive party can bel
third party when there were four
or five ahead of It. " ~'.'''".
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Some of the people at Hazelton
don't appear to be exactly satisfied
because the Emmons county fair is
to be held at Linton.
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It Is going some in the matter Of
rain when the precipitation for three
weeks is three times the normal pre-.
cipitation for four weeks. nv
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Things are warm in Bowman coun.
ty and the cratic and vituperative
sky pilot who is posing as an editor
seems destined to set his.
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In spite of all the fuss that the sun
has made over crossing 1t there are
still people who will declare that the
equator is an imaginary line.
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A lot Of fellows got married this
year who never were before and some.
of them. wouldn't have been married
yet, had it not been leap year.
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The Taylor Reporter has turned
another milestone, and Editor Jasper
Smith, a Bismarck printer, seems
to be doing we'll with the paper.
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The Valley City Times.Recordl
thinks 1t would help the city park
If the sewage of the town was dump.
ed in the river below the rapids.
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John Hurry, formerly court stcnog.
raplner in the Fourth district, and la.
ter a practicing attorney at Glasgow,
Mont, is a candidate for the district
~judgship. !.
Editor Falkenstein might look up
the court records at .Eottineau just
about twenty years ago-and find
material for a hot article on the man
who choked him.
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Editor Holbein of The Lailsford
Journal is temporarily doing the edi.
t0rial work Ot, The Maxbass Monitor