Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-23
News Of tho State
Uatton has a fire whistle.

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There is an epidemic of humps at
Streeter.
A fire department has been organic.
ed at McClusky.
Teams are crossing the Missouri
river at Fort Rice.
The choral society is giving enter
tainments at Ashley. "a
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Many weekly newspapers appeared
in appropriate holiday attire.
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Fl. J.. Johnson. of Glendale, is a can.
didate for deputy bank examiner.
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The Hannah Moon is in favor of a
new capitol building at Bismarck.
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Editor Wood is building a nexten-
sion to his printing office at Steele.
Jimmy Mccormick Of the News
wants a barber to locate at Braddock.
The school board at Carson has de-
cided to build a $1,000 school house.
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The new town pump at Cakes re-,
ceived considerable newspaper men
ton.
The tanner wants the government
to build a postotlice building at Hills
boro.
The Congregational and Methodist
churches at Wahpeton have CONSOLE
dated. b..
The people of Richland county are
proud of the new court house at Wah-
petOn.
Editor McGahan of the Minot Dem
ocrat is conducting a miSspelled word
contest.
The probate code commission has
completed revising the probate laws
of the state.
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The new chemical engine at Bin.
ford was tested and found to work in.
perfect order.
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BUSY seems to be the middle
name of Editor Stanley of the CARR
SON independent.
Congressman Hanna was congratu-
lated for securing a new government
building for Fargo.
T. LAW Evenson has been appointed
postmaster at McClusky to succeed r.
fI Sauerssig, resigned.
There was some excitement at Ry-
|der when the acetyline gas plant at
Hotel Fredeen exploded. aa
na.#l#-*- IL
o. r. House, the lone lifelong demo-
crat Of Logan county, is a candidate
for postmaster at Napoleon. 81
A. E. Carlson of Grafton was called
to mourn the death Of both father and
mother within a few days. 49,.
The Edmore Herald-News will be
satisfied if the coming legislature will
pass but very few new laws.
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A two page ad printed in red cover
ed the outside pages of the Caring
ton Independent last week.
The New Leipzig Sentinel was
among the weekly papers to appear in
an attractive holiday cover. ....
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The issue of the Mott Pioneer Press
Just before Christmas was a splendid
specimen of newspaper production.
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Tie people at Underwood seem to
appreciate their weekly paper, the
Journal. published by Editor Carlen.
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The man who takes Tom Halls
p.ace as secretary of the railway com
mission will find he has something to
do. s....A- .......
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Grafton is making preparations to
dedicate the new Masonic temple
which will be dedicated there this
week. ~ %@t N
The Binford Times took occasion to
give it's readers a splendid illustrated
write-up Of the town just before the
holidays.
Since Cogswell installed its cleo
trio light plant the Minor Teller says
the people at Stirum sit up nights
watching the arcs flicker.
The News says that flour is so high
at Fairmount that housewives have
been compelled to reduce the size of
the hole in the doughnuts.
Some of the country editors are
threatening to $ drastic measures
if their delinquent subscribers don't
pay UP. Take it cool, fellows.
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Editor. Clarence Wallin Of the ,Gwy-
ther Advocate is still confined in the
hospital at Mandan, where he has been
i'll with fever for several weeks.
Some Of us teetotalers have found
satisfaction in the announcement from