Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-19
News Of the State

News Of the State /
Minot Elks are preparing their see
Ond annual minstrel show.
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Candidates for Office in Richland
county are liberal advertisers.
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The elevator me- of the state art
having q buster season than ever this
Ifal.
A new power house Is TO be install
ed for Mayvillc's electric light sys'
item.
Lack of men has caused some OF
the %thrcshing rigs to suspend opera
ltions. e. .
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The fax crop in tho southern part OF
Ward county Is something enormous
this year. .
According to the LaMoure Echo
fully 100 silOs are to be built in that
county the coming year.
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"Old Bill' MUMMY S Buford Tribune
declares for hanna and Taft and
for and prosperity.
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Lack of an audience prevented
Zones of Rock rom delivering a
political address at Garrison.
II is now estimated that Hanna's
plurality in North DAKOTA will be at
least $4,000 and perhaps 10000.
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The women Of Darlington made
over $500 for q church there by rails
ing potatoes and selling them this
year.
The Mayville Tribune has discovee-
cd that one of the biggest farmers in
Trail county is for Taft for %rc,tlec-
ton. Z
The excellent crops raised this year
gives North Dakota a chance to lay
ing claims to having broken more
records.
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The club women OF the state We're
given a warm welcome when they
went to Grand Forks for their annual
convention.
The Chronicle says that Bryan's
speech at LaMoure was void of effect
so far as changing the minds Of tho
voters was concerned.
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The sudden death OF Vance Wood,
the baggageman who fell dead in q
hOtes at Minot. Is being investigated.
The churches helped his widow.
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The unlimited prosperity in the
state is giving 4 lot OF weekly editors
Il chance to get some old delinquent
subscription accounts cleaned up.
Miss Jane Adams of Chicago Hull
House, who seconded ROOsevelt's
nomination in the Chicago Hull House
convention will speak in Grand Forks
October as.
Some of the papers think that if
the farmer would afford better &C.
commOdations for hired men there
wouldn't be so much trouble in sccur.
ing sufficient help.
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Enir Berge an old time Walsh coun'
ty newspaper man, has returned from
Winnipeg, where his Norwegian news.
paper venture was q failure. He is
Ito be the editor OF the new paper at
Adams.
Farmers all over the state are be
ginning to realize that the best way
Ito insure a continuance OF the pres.
ent prosperity lis to re.elcct Taft and
let his administration complete the
good work already started.
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John Ross, for years a deputy sher
iif in Cass county, and one OF tho best
sleuths in the state, is the regular no
publican nominee this year and stands
a good show to be elected as princi
pal in the sherif's Office there.
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The decision # the state candidates
not TO accept progressive nomi1la,
tions, but to stand by the full national
republican ticket is being heartily
commended by the newspapers o.
North Dakota.
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Two men who hired out to a farm
er ana were given railway fare tc
the scene OF their labors and q days
board, following which they jumped
their jobs were arrested at Buxton
Tor obtaining money under false pre-
lenses.
SPECIAL BAPTIST SERVICES.
The services tomorrow at the Tirs'
E3ptist church will b. Of special ma
ture. Rev. C.. =. Hemans, PHI. D., gen
eral secretary Of tho North Dakota
baptist convention will he the speakel
both morning and evenig. DR.. He
mans is q speaker Of great ability and
th5se who hear him tomorrow will ~
doubt listen TO an address OF power
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