Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-04
News Of tho State

Bishop Colwell has bought Dack the
Dogden News.
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District court convenes at Dickinson
December 10Th.
Two more elevators have been OPEN
cd at Fillmore.
Threshlns in ,ne vicinity 81 Wilton
s about finished.
Editor Rudnow of the Manango
Journal was married recently.
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The December terms OF court In
,lnties are long ones.
Dickinson democrats are active in
,earch Of federal appointments.
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All the papers of the state are boost.
.ng the farmer club proposition.
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Devils Lake will vote on the com
mission form Of city government. "
Many towns are arranging some fine
vents for winter entertainment.
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Voting contests appear to be popu-
ar with merchants over the state this
TALL.
The Elks lodges in North Dakota
,eld fitting memorial services on Sun
lay. ...s
Four hundred loads Of grain were
marketed in Williston in n day last
week.
Judge Buttz has appointed Charles
.ockburn OF Devils Lake as his court
renographer.
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Two check fOrgers made their ap-
>earance at Beach last week and both
we're bound Over.
Teh home Of w, E. Byerly ct Velva
vas the scene of a democratic love
east Friday night.
New England has a reading circle
hat is proving very popular with some
)eople this winter.
The Barnes county fair held at San
born last week was a great success.
It was we'll attended.
New Rockford has passed an ordln-
lnce providing for a water works and
Electric Lighting plant.
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An electric line from the lake to the
.ity IS being proposed by the chautau-
lua board at Devils Lake.
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More towns have received more
Grain during the week than any time
turing the same period for two years.
A farmer neal Forbes has hitched
eight wagons to a %threshing engine
and is using the outfit to market his
2rop.
The death IF Mrs. Peet at Bismarck
caused regret among her many friends
At Dickinson where the family former
y lived.
Fine weather Of this fall has allow
ID contractors to do a great deal OF
YORK in the new Great Northern yards
1t New Rockford.
The branch house of the Marshall
Ill company located at Bismarck rs
building up an enormous business over
he Missouri slope.
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Gordon Stewart Of MayviIe, a son
II Joe Stewart, former newspaper mar
md postmaster there, died Of hem
nrhage of the lungs. :
H.. p. Hanson, a prominent photog-
apher at Devils Lake has sold his gal
cry to a Bisbee man and will take a
rip around The world.
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The Paramount News thinks
| state weekly papers would be out on
ime if the advertiser was more
rompt in furnishing copy.
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A bunch of hoodlums broke into a
1ool hall at keeder and helped them
selves to cigars and drinks-an1 then
proceeded to wreck the joint.
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Citizens of Lalioure think they are
| able to pay 5000 a year for street
lights and want an electric light and
lower plant established there soon.
A. L. Bingham, one of the pioneer
citizens Of Caledonia in Trail county
md for years one of the county com.
n%issioners, died last week at asthma.
The Tribune has yet to receive a
tate paper which expresses dissatis.
faction with tie appointment Of James
W. Foley as secretary to the govern
| or.
Editor Stanley Of Garrison is en-
thusiastic over the showing North
Dakota made at the big land show al
Minneapolis. He was there with the
exhibit.
Editor Stanley of the Garrison indie
pendent vas at the Minneapolis land
show with Commissioner Gilbreatf
and he tells that the job was not an
easy one.
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