Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-28
Hope has q ladies' band.

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1t is reported that a gambling joint
is flourishing in Napoleon.
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The Bulletin man says Ignite will
have a city policeman-soon.
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The Garrison Times believes every
farmer should own a few cows.
Juries are being drawn in counties
that hold a January term Of court.
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The Christmas Spirit" was a popu.
lar caption for editorials this week.
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The Coorerstown Courier issues a
warning to reckless automobile driv.
ers.
The Crete church in Sargent county
has added a new bell to it's equip.
ment. ..
Those buy it at home" cartoons
running in weekly papers are conyinc-
Ing arguments.
Eighty-eisht young people were on.
firmed at one time at the Maldan
Catholic church.
Horse thieves got fourteen head of
| stock from the Jack Crowley ranch
neal Glen Ulli1.
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Merchants have recovered from the
holiday rush only to start in on
Clearance sales.
Thirty-six farmers clubs have been
formed in the state during the past
five or six weeks.
Grant Hager digs into the Pembina
county court house fight through his
st. Thomas Times.
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Oliver Hoff and P. NJ. Rice are can
didates for the postmastership at Suit
ton in Griggs county.
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The first railroad tunnel to be con-
structed in North Dakota is nearing
completion in northwestern Mckenzie
county.
The Salvation Army barracks of the
state were there and over when it
came to distributing Christmas joy to
the poor.
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The Dickinson Press wants provi-
sion made in the new federal building
there, for apartments for holding fed
eral court. .
The Williams county capital was
visited by a phoney check artist who
netted about a hundred dollars for
his efforts.
A butcher at Bowbells is getting
tired of denying that he is married.
says he is not, has not, and will not
be married.
Only one accident in the state at
Christmas celebrations is a better rec
ord than has ever been made in North
DakDota before.
The Dickinson gun club has made
arrangements for a two-day clay pig
con shooting tournament during Aug.
ust Of next year.
The Glen U,lin News has passed it's
tenth mile stone and Editor Hall is
to be congratulated upon the appear.
ance of his paper.
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jain Falloa's gun exploded at. Gar.
rison, while he was hunting rabbits
and inflicted a wound from which he
nearly bled to death.
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There is trouble in Mckenzie cou1.
ty about stock running at large-and
only a few years ago that is all there
was there, range land. a.
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A Burke county farmer offers a hun
dred dollars for information leading
to the arrest Of the party who shot
o2e of his colts in the pasture.
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Some Of the old timers at Marmarth
objected to stopping a dance at two
o'clock in the morning and made the
orchestra stick around until five.
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John j. Cohan who was arrested at
Colorado Springs for threatening the
life of Presiden.-elect Wilson former.
ly lived in Sargent county, this state,
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A number of farmers thirteen and
one half miles from Williston have
built a Community" hall which will
be the social center of the community
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The press of the state is busy call
ing attention Of merchants to the fact
that the parcels post will open a new
avenue of trade to them-providing
they advertise properly.
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The editor of the Aneta Panorama
returned from the city of Minneapolis
and AYERS the noise and hustle down
there is enough to drive n deaf.
dumb and foolish-tbut its great.
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Two young girls from e McHen'
ry have been taken to the reform
school-and as a result of the testi.
mony in case there r a mum.