Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-24
News ofthe State

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Police In some OF the towns are ar.
resting automobile ~spccders.
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In many cases over the state other
work has postponed potato digging.
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There Is a good demand for printers
among the weekly papers OF the state.
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Towns all over North Dakota are
prospecting this year as thcy never did
before.
County auditors over the state are
preparing TO gather election returns
promptly.
Belfeld welcomes the Sunday
School convention TO be held there
this month.
Secretary Cooper sends warning to
the farmers that care is needed in
curing orr.
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The commissioners are authorizing
more roads and bridges through BIZ.
lings county.
County valuations in many conn.
ties were but slightly changed in
many counties.
| {'n.rla1 u WING IN ninpnnr nf Pam.
! bina county, died in a hospital at
Rochester, MINI.
S~ixty-eight loads of wheat were
marketed on Saturday at the eleva.
tors at G%ascoyne.
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If the papers OF bowman county are
to be believed. politics in Bowman
county are sizzling.
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Tho New England Herald is doing a
lot OF fine boosting for its section OF
Hcttinger county.
The business men could bear to be
without a daily paper and the Times
Record has started again.
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Many of the weekly newspapers are
Offering some fine clubbing arrange.
ments to their subscribers.
II Morton county Is divided this fall
there will be a great scramble over
tho naming of county seats.
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Some delinquent subscribers are
paying for their weekly. papers sew.
eral years in advance this fall.
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Many farmers are already moving
to town SO their children a have
better school advantages this winter.
The farmers CT the state had a
splendid opportunity to finish their
fall work during the fine weather of
October.
Tho educators OF the state received
a warm welcome at the association
meeting held at Grand Forks this
week.
Experts who have been following
the crop situation in North Dakota
cay that threshing is about complet
ed over the state.
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| The Goodrich Citizen and McClus-
key Gazette are engaged in a contro-
versy as to how much grain IL mar
ketcd in those towns.
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The depot at Davenport. a small
railroad junction town in Cass county
was robbed and the cash drawer was
cleaned of Its loose change.
Some Of the democratic papers are
denying the report that Editor Noah
Of the Reflector, is to be warden Of
the penitentiary in case HellstrOm Is
elected governor. s.tf
Jim Hanley, speaker Of the last
house Of representatives, Is in Grand
Forks this week, there he is telling
politicians of the promising outlook
in Morton county. I'll. .t
The sale of the big Dalrymple farm
In Cass county to a colony of Men.
nonites marks how the big farms are
passing. The Dalrymple farm con-.
tanned 80 sections of land at n time.
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The Valley City Times.Record Sc
cured an able newspaper man when
u. D. Lum, formerly of the Monango
Journal, was chosen to edit that pa.
per after 1t changed over to a weekly
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People in many of the towns of the
state are anxious to hear Senator Nc.
Cumber's campaign speech. The sen.
ator is arousing great interest for the
republican party in his tour over the
state.
One Of the demands for recognition
from the county superintendent at
the educational meeting now being
held at Grand Forks is that they have
representation on the state examin.
ing board.
People in the southwestern part OF
the state are still commenting over
the fact that the p%enitentiary officials
have made but little effort to capture
Ed Molen, who ESCAPED from the pen
early in October.
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Many papers are noting that cream.
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