Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-29
News ofthe Stste
Billings county needs more bridges

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Billings county needs more bridges.
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Annual chicken pie snppers are In
order.
The schools OF the state have n busy
season ahead.
The West hotel at Underwoodhas
changed hands.
The New Salem Journal says a vote
for Hanna IL a vote for q good man.
49,
There was q large amount of plow-
ing left undone over the state this
fall.
North Dakota could have no better
advertisement than the crops raised
this year.
Police Magistrate Murray has been
giving Minot DRINKS some stitf sen.
fences lately.
So
The Royal Neighbors of jamestown
initiated Il class of 2S members Mt its
last meeting.
Editor Hall of the Petersburg Rec.
ord will be elected county judge Of
Nelson county.
1t is only a short period before
North Dakota will be as famous for
It's milk and butter.
49,
Land seekers from other states are
strongly impressed with the prosper
ity of North Dakota.
IS
The educators had one of the larg-
est and most interesting sessions their
association ever held.
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With the good crops this fall eve
al towns have increased their fire
protection equipment.
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Outside the northwest corner of the
state the bulk of the wheat thresll.
ing has been completed.
So
The approaching winter does not
seem to cause much worry for tho
farmers Of North Dakota.
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The increasing alfalfa acreage in
North Dakota pleases the early advo-
Gates of that great crop.
w So
The congressional scrap in the
Third district appears to attract more
attention than elsewhere.
s.
Threshers near Lidgerwood object
ed to dividing their hard earned
wealth. with hold-up artists.
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Many sections of the state #
claiming championship honors for
their localities on crop yields.
North Dakotans will regret to lose
Colonel Creel of DEVILS Lake, who is
planning to locate in Mexico.
s.
The candidates who switch their po-
litical allegiance 50 frequently do not
retain the confidence of the people.
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The increase i'm the number Of silos
the state is almost as encOur-
aging as the additional alfalfa acre
age. ..E .
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The new towns along the branch
lines Of railroads started this year
appear to be furnishing some excite
ment.
Underwood is proud of the fact that
its schools carried off some prizes at
the State exposition held at Bismarck
this fall.
Editor-Postnlaster Brinton of Beach
borrowed some stamps from Sentinel
Butte and has the Beach postofice
started again.
The Flasher Hustler says North Da.
kota will do itself proud by electing
l.. B. Hanna governor, as he lis the
peoples choice.
States Attorney ChAs. DOn1lelly OF
NcHenry county will move to the Pa
cifc coast to practice law when his
term Of Office expires. 1876.
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Generally speaking this has been
a clean campaign tn North Dakota.
Personal v%llliflcation has usually been
conspicuous by its absence.
At Bottineau a proposed bridegroom
got into the tolls for violating the
prohibition law and the ringing of the
wedding bells was postponed.
The centralizers are the greatest
enemies of the creameries and when
they put one f the latter out of bust
ness the prices are usually cut.
So many breaks are being found in
Cando water pipes that the Cando
Herald thinks some poor work must
have been done when they were put
down.