Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-22
News OF theS State
woodwork s,ill continues to grow.

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White Earth will have a new depot
and water tank.
The judiciary fight In the Second
district Is q hot one.
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There will be no October term OF
court in Foster county.
The Woodmen o. the World have
organized at Darlington.
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Hellstrom Is getting very lttle pub.
LEFTY from the newspaper boys.
It may be many years before Val.
ley City will have another daily news
paper.
Bismarck is getting considerable
publicity from its two proposed new
colleges.
The Pekin Budget Is n newsy little
sheet with Editor George B. Weston
at he helm.
s.
The burning of strawstacks Is all
example OF w%astefulness that should
be remedied.
The people who have not paid their
taxes are 10Y being assessed IN ad-
ditional penalty.
A half section of ian. adjoining
Darlington was sold to q Wisconsin
man for S42.50 per acre.
Station Agent Bentz Of Omemee Is
said to bear a striking resemblance to
William Jennings Bryan.
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A burning box car routed several
citizens of Mohall from their downy
touches at an early hour.
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Two cermOrantS, or e ravens, as
they are sometimes called, have been
shot in North Dakota this fall.
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Auditor Kiefer and family of Town
err had a narrow escape when. their
auto skidded and turned yer.
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The Sanborn market day and indus.
trial fair has been postponed and will
not be held until November %.
c. T. Bolstad, publisher of the Oris.
ka Sentinel, has bought the Fingal
Herald and will conduct both papers.
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Senator Gronna has appointed
Frances l.. Palmer of Devils Lake as
cadet at West Point Military Acad-
envy.
All the fixtures for C%arrington's new
electric street lighting system have
been received, and will be installed
at once.
From ten to t~ty people were
present at the midday meetings held
by Helfstrom at Bordulac, Melville
and Barlow.
Under the new law the sheriffs a
levy against any personal property
of those who Jailed to pay their per
sOnal property tax.
Some OF the papers of the state are
not complying with the new postal
regulation requiring Advt. to be ap-
pended to all paid reading notices.
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According to the Omemee Herald
the Bottineau county campaign this
year, while an aggressive one, is the
cleanest the county has eve had.
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This winter there will be simurtan-
eous productions Of the play, mile
stones" in New York, Paris, London, +
Chicago, Berlin, Vienna and Budapest. |
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Antoinette Walker. who had the
leading feminine role in David War +
fields Music Master has been en-.
geged for the cast of THE Yellow
Jacket a .y...ff-
Shaw's drama, "Fanny's First Play"
has made such a hit In New York that
the sShuberts Will organize another !
English company to present the piece
In Chicago.
The death OF Rev. w. D. Reese, for
the past seventeen years q missionary
among the Sioux Indians, was gen-l
orally mourned by the people Of the !
northern part of the state.
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A cabbage said to have been grown
on the George Harrison farm near
Michigan City, with sixteen heads In
stead OF one, leads some editors to
predict that this is indeed a demo.
cratic year.
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W. G. Stimmel, son of Hon. Smith
Stimmel Of Fargo, is general manager F
Of q farm in Tehama county, CalifOr-
MIA that is reputed to be the largest
and most diversified farm in the
United States.
j. A. Smith has turned the Taylor
Reporter back to G. O. Thompson, the |
former publisher, and after cleaning !
up his affairs there will seek another
location. They are both old time Bis.
marck Tribune prints.
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Ramsey county is in the heart Of a
great agricultural state, grass and1feed
for cattle is abundant, yet Oleomargar.
inc Is or sale at local stores for so
cents per pound and farmers buy It
and eat it as o substitute for butter.