Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-21
News Of tho State
Temyik has n station agent.

Red cross stamps nave found q
ready sale.
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The meat market at Hazelton is to
be r%eopened.
The blindpiggers in Morton county
are rapidly disappearing.
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Nelson county will have a new
county jail in the spring.
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The Elks at Williston will put on
q minstrel show in January.
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Advertisers are giving the McKen
zie Gazette q good patronage.
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Anna Grow. who suicided at James
tow, has two brothers at ken:al.
James' own Is after parties who TIC
horses to the ornamental light poles
Stutsm.n county is setting a fast
pace in the organization OF farmers
clubs.
Grand Forks has secured TdVant
ageous connections with the 500, via
the N. p.
The first debate of the Grand Forks
high school will be held with Grafton
Dec. p.
l Ny:s,,l K,il,;p, ~ kapmarn WlS
badly injured on the head in a run
away.
The Buford Tribune wants the law
| against profane and obscene language
| enforced.
Gambling resorts were raided at
| Devils Lake and the c~nanipulators
given a big fine.
There is less enmity between Bis
| marck and Mandan than there was
in former years.
A fast 500 freight service, connect
ing Minot with the twin cities, has
been established.
Charles Daniels, a Minot painter,
drew three years in the pen when hi
pleaded guilty to robbery.
The mail route from Bowman tic
Scranton may be changed, according
to the Haley Record.
Elks from all over the state have
gone to Devils Lake to take part in
the ceremonial sessions there.
The Underwood Journal got out
what 1t claims was the largest edition
ever put out lin Underwood.
A number VT lengthy auto trips
have been taken by North Dakotans
despite cold weather and snow.
Ed. Nichols, the we'll known pas
senger conductor west of ,Mandan,
has gone to California for the winter.
The Mimic Journal has noticed that
the quickest way to excite democratic
incivility is to mention civil service.
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None Of thu" weekly papers ~excelled
the Wahpeton Globe-Gazette in the
amount OF holiday advertising car
ried. .n.
The Mandan Pioneer had an excel
lent cut OF the slope exhibit at the
Northwest Products show at, Mime
apolis. 81,
The Moose lodge at Hazelton will
have a big dance there on January 8
O'Connor's, orchestra Of Bismarck
will furnish the music. 80.
u.s. s.
The Medina creamery will remain
open all winter and an additional
building has been leased to care fol-
the increasing business.
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No. 8 on the N. P. went west as
double header one day last week, the
express cars being piled to the roo
with Christmas packages.
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Johnson, charged with white slav
cry, and over whose case the jury dis
agreed at jamestown, was held to the
district court at Valley City.
So
The Winner & Adams lumber ware
house at Driscoll had a narrow escape
when sparks from a passing engine
set ire to dry grass near the sheds.
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It amused Editor T%rubshaw of the
Cooperstown Courier to see how the
people Of his town "fell' for a med
Iicine show when it played a weeks
stand there. ,gs a "a
The practice of young girls making
the depot at Devils Lake an evening
hang-out has been discontinued since
the Daily World started a crusade
against it.
Walter Rockold, convicted at Town
er two years ago OF attempting Z
commit a statutory offease, was de
MED a new trial by Judge Barr. HI
was sent up for fifteen years.
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Miss Mabel Johnson, daughter of A
r. Johnson Of Lawton,. N. D., had tt
leap from a second story window Of {
burning building in Wisconsin, where
she was visiting, to save her life.