Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-11
News Of tho State

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Towner county wants Il farmers
club.
North Dakota towns have lot Of
good boosters
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The high school at Grand Forks
was fumigated.
Travelling libraries seem popular
with the farmers.
There are three aspirants for the
postotfice at Milton.
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Scholars of the Cando high school
held an interesting debate.
s.
There Is some Improvement In the
makeup" of the Grand Forks Times.
The moving picture show just start.
ed there is popular at New England
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The Independent wants the com.
mercial club at Osnabrock to get busy.
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Art Goldhammer has been elected
chief of the fire department at La
kota.
New Rockford is in line for a new
nj al tn IL, We
cript.
Very few North Dakota people are
mentioned as going to California this
winter.
Editor Stanley is making some
newspaper out Of the Garrison indie.
pendent.
The state tuberculosis Sanitarium
at Dnnseth was formerly opened De.
cember .
The people Of Gwinner have erected
a new hall in place of the one recent
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State postmasters will have plenty
Of work after the parcels post law
goes into effect. 49,,
The annual pigeon shoot which is
held near Pembina is getting to be a
very popular affair.
Senator Plain had between eight
and ten thousand acres of land under
cultivation this year.
s.
ClabauSh of the Paramount News
IS getting some good support for the
postmastership Of his city.
Editor Pitzor of the Gascoyne AID.
vance is being credited as being the
man who put gas in Gascoyne.
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The Indian weather prophets pre-
dict there will be no snow of any i'm
portance until after New Years.
The Portal International insists
that every prize offered in their sub
scrription contest will be delivered.
1t is predicted that several new
banks will be started in the southern
part Of Eillings county in the spring
s.
The five elevators at New England
are averaging 10000 bushels of grain
a day and there is no shortage of
cars.
BILLY" Hancock of tie Edgeley
Mail had peach of an account of the
formal opening of the Midland Con.
tinental
II. G. Halvorson of Milton seems to
have chance to land on the Harvard
football team--neXt year-if he don't
get killed.
Bowman has been without mar
shall for two weeks but the people
there are so orderly that no one motto.
ed the difference. r..
INC aoCldlloL party, encouraged Dy
their increased vote at the election
this fall is keeping right on with their
campaign in the state.
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Grain growers exhibits held around
the state this fall have demonstrated
some great results accomplished by
North Dakota farmers.
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The Dickinson Press of last week
comes as near being the perfect
weekly newspaper as any we have
seen for many moons.
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The Williston Herald required an
extra eight page section in which to
carry the advertisement for the de-
linquent real estate taxes.
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The Independent man wants the
citizens Of Darlington to burn the
high weeds along the walks-ousht
to have been cut last summer.
s.
Editor Workman of the Bowman
Pioneer is hopping around on one foot
the result of being injured while try
ing an acrobatic stunt on ladder.
Many of the democratic papers Of
the state are anxious that Charley
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