Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-02
News Of tho State

The Optic tells Of Minot's enter.
prise.
More real estate agents arc coming
to North Dakota.
This is a busy season or railroad
building in Mckenzie county.
Construction work has commenced
on the gas plant at Valley City.
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North Dakota people will welcome
several weeks more of fine weather.
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Mayville will issue $40, 900 worth OF
bonds for q new electric light plant.
The consolidated school idea seems
to have a good start in North Dakota.
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Vaudeville acts have been resumed
in the Unique theater at Dickinson.
A steam heating plant Is to be in.
stalled in the school house at Cleve.
land.
A auditorium has been completed
at Mercer and it will be opened with
a dance.
The Grand Forks Herald and Times
is conducting a gigantic circulation
campaign.
Belield has appointed a new a
shall and a cleanup OF the town is
promised.
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The Mayville Tribune publishes
some fine views of the normal school
in that town.
Owe Johnson, of Buchanan, has ten
acres in trees that makes the land
worth $4,000. ...
Students of the schools in Richland
county are enthusiastic over agricul.
tural subjects.
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In some parts of North Dakota set
tiers have abandoned their homes to
use them for %granaries.
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The International Harvester com.
pany may locate q demonstration
plant at Darlington.
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Cream shipments have dropped Off
Il trifle over the state while the grain
crop is being threshed.
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There vas a packed audience the
night the jamestown opera house
opened with vaudeville.
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The accidental discharge Of a shot
gun tore off one of the hands OF Peter
Thiesen, Jr., Of Langdon.
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The farmer with q good bunch OF
cattle finds this year that it pays to
have more than one line.
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Gamblers working a hold up game
on threshers at Devils Lake were pun
to route by the chief of police.
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The authorities of the asylum at
jamestown have just recently pur.
chased 80 head Of blooled stock.
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Schools in Mount Carmel township,
Cavalier county, are closed because
teachers can not get boarding places.
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A visit to the state exposition at
Bismarck will reveal how rapidly the
dairy industry is advancing in the
state.
The heavy rain Of a week ago pre-.
vented Governor Burke from making
a Democratic campaign over Cass
county.
The conference at WillistOn this
week will probably shift a lot of min.
listers working in the vineyard OF
North Dakota.
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Hens are showing an inclination to
quit the job a little earlier than usual
this year, and the price Of eggs is ad-
vancing.
The weather man was certainly on
Commissioner Gilbreath's side in
helping to make this years exposi.
ton a success.
Clothesline thieves at Walhalla
"frisked a benny" and secured two
suits of underwear and eight and one
half pairs of socks.
a.. $40 rtr. -H- :.
The newspapers of the state give
Commissioner Gilbreath great credit
for the success he has made Of the
exposition at Bismarck.
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The United States Reclamation SER
vice has entered into a contract with
Williston or furnishing power for its
municipal lighting plant.
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It is thought the grain Of the state
might be easier and earlier IL smaller
threshing machines and more Of them
were used by the farmers.
The Fargo Commercial club is do
lin a lot OF travelling these days, Wis
lifting various communities, getting
acquainted and boosting Fargo.
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The papers in Chicago gave Billy
Price, Ornlerly OF Fargo, a fine men