Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-16
News ofthe State

Slnce the SnOW leIt.
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Richardton has the ,argest church
ediice in the state.
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The commercial club at Ryder has
arranged a smoker.
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There is a demand for side tracks
in many of the towns.
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The prison orchestra will give a
dance at the pen November e.
$50
Gladstone has a lot OF active and
enterprising people for its citizens.
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Few cities OF the state have a more
modern high school thai Bismarck.
A liveryman at Belfeld came to
Bismarck to contract for baled hay.
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Many of the canvasslno boards have
finished the official count of the bal
lots.
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The, freight receipts at Ryder we're
a record breaker during the month Of
October.
Beach will send a bunch of live ones
to Bismarck to attend the Ananias
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Some, Of The candidates in the re-
cent election seemed to have just
The organization of farm clubs over
the state this winter will attract a lot
of interest.
Now that Beach is a county seat
town it will be a better commercial
center than ever.
s.
Three masked men we're foiled when
they attempted to hold up the Leland
pool hall at Minot.
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Beach has Q live wire for secretary
of the commercial club in the person
Of VIM. Rosenberg.
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Mr.. Hanna's first appointment, that
of Mr.. Foley tor private secretary, was
an excellent choice.
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Every town On the Missouri slope
seems to be giving their local news
papers solid support.
So
Eggs are high in North Dakota. but
they are going at y cents a dozen in
little old New York.
Every newspaper man in the state
will regret to hear of Plumley and
Brewer leaving the Forum.
Fargo lodge, Loyal Order of Moose,
will have a number of social functions
during the winter months. f
The Sanborn Enterprise has started
on its 32nd year and during that time
has never missed an issue.
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There was a bad scrap in a pool
hall at Carrio and some warrants were
issued for assault and battery.
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Miss Josephine Steake has been
elected to guide the destinies of the
schools of Hettinger county.
The Dakota Fuel company has open
ed a new mine at Lehigh and will
have headquarters a. Dickinson,
Many farmers are moving to town
for the winter, so their children will
have better school advantages.
g.
MandaM land New Salem seem
pleased that county division was
warded of for another two years.
,a 1880
Wilton people are frequent visitors
to Bismarck. They are worthy folks
whose presence is always appreciated.
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A young man at Minot was given
ten days in Jail for dancing the bun
ny hug" with his girl at a public dance
hall.
Street Commissioners in nearly ev.
cry town are attempting to stop the
practice OF dumping ashes in the
streets. .s:.- .
The lodges of many North Dakota
towns have some wholesome social
entertainments arranged for the win
ter months. ..5.s5+r
The farmers Of the state have had q
longer season for plowing this year
than they had last, and it has helped
them greatly.
Many of the papers are compliment
ing Mr.. Hanna for having taken North
Dakota administration back into the
republican columns. "a
Jimmy Mccormick, who became an
expert printer in the Bismarck Trib
une ofice..tis making an interesting
paner OF the Braddock News.
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At Bismarck the ColOred Jubilee
Singers will be under the auspices of
the Epworth league, while at Dickin.
son they will entertain the Elks lodge.
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There were a number Of unique,
election bets left to be settled. In
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