Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-30
News ofthe State

]. new lriTS greetings are III oTueT.
The Legislature convenes January e.
Darlington has a Mems Literary
club.
The newspaper war at Bowman still
continues.
The Rugby band is ''practicin' up
for n concert.
The tonnage OF Ignite coal i'm North
Dakota is rapidly increasing.
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The Burlington Reporter has been
sold to G. A. Johnson of Min0t.
City scales will be installed at Nc.
Clusky II the Gazette man has his
way.
Seven hundred loads of grain were
marketed in Williston In one day last
week.
Rooms In the court house at Min.
newankan are having steel ceilings
put on.
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During the past year a woman near
Bantry has made a success of raising
lemons.
Hatton and .NorthwDod are both
planning on installing white way light
ing systems.
Labor unions of the state will make
a fight for many changes in the state
- at the coming session.
s.
Some North Dakota schools are con-
sidering starting school at $3.50 dur
ing the period OF short days.
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With two such papers as the Ad.
vance and the Chronicle Beach ought
to go ahead faster than ever. =
The International man kicks be.
cause they do not have an all night
electric light service at Portal.
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George Smokey fell off an elevator
at F%airdale. a distance of t~hirty.eight
feet, got up and resumed work.
There is more local news in the
state papers since the holiday adver.
tiSilig has been somewhat reduced.
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I,Nti,n nolrohhSt, ~ %hn ctr0ofc
at Mayville is not a usual sport-but
was INDUCED in one day last week.
Missouri slope newspapers are sup.
porting ia Charmley Of the Mott
Spotlight for deputy game warden
The leader of the band at Rugby
was presented with a fine cornet as
an appreciation of his excellent work.
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The newspapers Of the state are
conducting o. great campaign of edu-
cation pertaining to the parcels posts.
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Willow City had a suitcase mystery
when a young mar and a young lady
found their wearing apparel had been
switched.
The papers in Sheridan, Mclean.
Mercer, Dunn and mckenzie oun
ties, are still discussing new railroad
improvements.
The N. P. settled for $4,000 dam.
age claims because of the death of
Maurice Quinn, who was killed at
Dickinson, July 20, 1919.
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As an indication of the prosperity
Of the state we point to the large mum.
Der of papers that carried record
breaking Christmas advertising.
Vandals broke into the farm home
of Christ Weber. near Napoleon, yer
turned stoves. smashed furniture and
committed other depredations.
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G. Fl. Stanley, a pioneer of kidder
county and states attorney there for
many years. has resigned and with his,
family will move to California.
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Inc FINLEY beacon Cdta-
logue house advertisements to circus
posters-claiming the real thing sci.
dom comes up to the advertisement.
The tow mill at Mayville has about
600 tons of flax straw in stack-whtch
a. SO per ton to the farmers is quite
an argument against burning straw.
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The Haynes Mercantile Co., has
gone after the catalogue houses with
their own Observation-Disclosures
we'll written and properly displayed.
George Weatherhead of Bismarck
has received considerable favorable
mention in connection with his candi-
dacy for secretary of the senate. 50
far he is the only candidate in the
field.
The people OF Flasher should feel
proud of the illustrated edition of the
Hustler which Little Mac" publish
ed last week. It was another fine
boost for the town. and he gives his
home town many Of them.
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Mandan will have an active member
of the state senate in the person OF
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