Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-06

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The Larson pool hall at Max has
been robbed four times the past year.
The state papers are still comment
Ing on the pardon of Joe Remington.
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An effort is being made to have
B'arnes county become more of q dairy
center.
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The Ross Valley News was not
pleased with the pardon Of Joe Rem
ingtOn.
Bismarck is being recognized over
the northwest as a great distributing
center. .#
Col. A. B. Kerlin and wife of Devils
Lake have gone west on a long visit
'ng trip.
The big corn show and teachers
aid boys institute is being held at
Valley City. ...t
Late prairie fires around the state
caught some grain that was still left
in the shock.
The man found dead in the reser-
voir at DesLacs was buried without
being identified.
There is agitation for the appoint
ment of a state highway commission
for North Dakota.
Editor Luchau of the Grafton News
and Times is a democratic candidate
for postmaster, in that town.
According to reports Judge Yonug
Of Fargo has purchased Ken Wylie's
interest in the bank at Streeter.'
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State Senator-elect Porterfleld OF
Fargo is also a candidate for the ap-
pointment of postmaster there.
The chief of police at Williston is
looking for the man who owned two
suitcases filled with bottled booze.
A Larimore man is suing a Grand
Forks doctor in the amount of $4,000
for the faulty removal OF his appendix.
State Senator Frank S. Talcott of
Cass county is mentioned as a pos
ssble candidate for warden Of the pen
itentiary.
Alderman S. l.. Wineman of Devils
Lake is said to- be a candidate for the
appointment Of member of the board
Of control.
The Grafton Record commends the
railroad commission for it's attempt
to AUST a standardization of telephone
rates over the state.
s.
Just to take advantage of the fine
weather last week, some of the farm
ers. up in Bottineau county did their
%threshing by moonlight.
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The new court house flor Pembina
county is not being constructed fast
enough to suit Editor frank Wilson
of the Bathgate Pink Paper.
There is some effort feing made to
raise the balance for that silver serv'
ice for the battleship Nroth Dakota
before the first Of the year.
The Grafton Record claims North
| Dakota iOinnl tho rona-f o11cpoor
states in the union when; the tubercu
losis sanitarium was opened at Dun
seth. 1at a.... a.,
w. G. Divet, the we'll known attor
ney at Wahpeton, who was elected
member of the house from Richlant
county, is urging his can didacy fol
speaker. @
While a number Of counties have
paid in their share lately, there is
still $4,000 lacking to pay for the sill
yer service for the battlesl,ip North
Dakota.
With the resignation of George Da
Wis as managing editor of tine Crane
Forks Times, w. P. Davies of the
Herald will assume editorial manage
ment of both papers.
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The development league prees bu
reau at Grand Forks made a great
guess at statistics when it SENT out
the report that cost but So cents for
every boy and girl hat ATTENDED
school last year. ~ II
Barnes is another county that has
just made up its apportionnent to
wards the payment Of the silver serV
ice for the %battleship North Dakota.
So
Looks as though tthe case Of find
ing the dead baby on the ice Of the
Mouse river at Minot will probably
remain 9 myst::~y.