Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-18
News oftho State

Many farmers are blowing fire.
breaks.
School teahers are In demand in
North Dakota.
Better farming Is the big issue In
North Dakota.
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The demand for marriage licenses
still continues.
This is q banner year for county
fairs in North Dakota.
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North Dakota crops are the talk
OF the country.
The wheat raised in North Dakota
this year is OF a fine quality.
II all the cream vas kept in the
state II would keep the creameries
busy.
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There are a number OF towns that
want some one to start an automobile
garage.
The schoo l census shows some
great gains this year for some OF the
counties.
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Many communities of the state
have outgrown the size of their school
buildings.
Tht mill at Lansford will run
night and day and light itself BY its
own electricity.
A Minot firm gets the contract to
build a new school house for Mohall
t ocost $25, 600.
Many old timers are claiming the
crop this year is the best they have
seen in the state.
The Rugby commercial club has
some extensive plans mapped out tor
the winter months.
The labor paper at Fargo wants the
policemen OF that town given one
days rest in each week.
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One store At Devils Lake has al.
ready prepared for Christmas by lay.
ing in two carload of toys.
Some people were surprised when
they learned how church denomina-
tons we're represented in Bismarck.
The old Sentinel building at Rus.
sell changed hands the other day
and will be used for a furniture
store.
Towns all OYER the state are max.
ing great preparations to put up a
great showing at the exposition at
6ismarck. = ~
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The Rugby Tribune doesn't care
whose idea it was but thinks it was
a mighty foolish idea to put up a
third ticket in this state. 49,.
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Threshing machine operators in
Bottineau county have organized and
fixed a scale. Of prices which they
will all stick to.
Some of the Bottineau county pa.
2ers are doing some good boosting
for Editor John Haskell. the Demo.
cratic candidate for county judge.
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Many people of Morton county are
wondering how harmoniously Editor
Conrad and Bill Martin will work in
the next session Of the legislature.
N. G. ABBOTT OF the extension de.
partment for the university does a
lot of travelling over the state and is
doing good work for the institution.
There are a lot OF newspapers over
the state that would have like to have
seen Editor Ben Whitehead receive
that appointment on the board of con.
troll.
People through North Dakota are
pleased to know that the 500 line and
the N. P. have made reduced rates
for the exposition 70 be held at Bis
marck.
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The Westhope Standard thinks the
fact that Roosevelt started the idea
of having a third party state ticket
will lose him q lot of votes in North
Dakota.
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Publicity Agent Winter for the
state exposition has written a lot OF
good stuff for the state papers telling
the people CT the great show to be
held at Bismarck this fall.
The towns up the north 500 are
anxious for the roads to dry up so
the exposition boosters from Bis.
marck can make m auto tour up that
way. 1t will be q fine trip.
Up at Bottineau there is some dis.
cussion over the waterworks and sew.
er and Editor Haskell OF the Coura1t
publishes some facts and figures just
to confound the chronic knockers.
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Everybody over the state hopes
the lawyers will soon be able TO
make arrangements to have that
monument for Judge Morgan erected
An 4hn no vjtoI surna,nAa AZ pismarck