Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-02
News ofthe State

PostCflces are receiving stamps for
the parcel posts.
A Bismarck shoemaker has opened
a shop at Mandan.
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The Goodrich Citizen has installed
a new cylinder press.
Wrestling matches are being pulled
of In some of the towns.
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New machinery Is being installed in
the light plant at Mandan.
The Northwestern college will have
q 81, 900 building at Velva.
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Hazelton has two basket ball teams
this season-male and female.
Langdon claims to have the finest
little movie" theatre in the state.
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The society column OF the Park
River Gazette.News is an attractive
feature.
The Hatton Free Press celebrated
the Thanksgiving holiday with a COZ
ored cover.
Editor Mitchell Of the Minot journal
has taken to eating baked onions to
prolong his life.
Thu moving pipt,lrn {hnotra i1ct
opened at Mott is making a hit with
the people there.
The Adams County Record publish
es a fine picture of the basket ball
team at Hettinger.
Money was raised for the church at
Russell by a banquet-given by the
men of the village.
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The press gang is figuring on having
a big time at their winter meeting at
Wahpeton in January.
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The North Dakota Advocate-the
union organ of the state was ii year
old with the last issue.
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Some papers did not get to print the
Thanks giving proclamation until Fri
day following the holiday.
The Sarles Advocate has started on
its eighth year and wants more sup |
port from it's community.
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There seems to be general satisfac-
ton with the announcement that Hov-
erstad will remain in the state.
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There was a small but enthusiastic
crowd at the Ransom county Sunday
school convention held at Lisbon.
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John F. Faytle, a former editor, has
been appointed postmaster at McHen-
ry,. the former p. m. having resigned.
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Fire Thursday morning destroyed
the entire water, heat, light and, power
plant of the Fort Totem Indian school.
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Case of the Neville Journal wants
everybody to take a bath at least
twice a week-even in the winter
time. ~
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The people OF Valley City seem to
be divided in opinion as to which de-
pot there the N. L. trains shall stop
at.
Twenty years ago G. M. Dahl of
Bismarck received a plurality of 665
votes in his election for secretary OF
state.
A poultry association has been or
ganized at Kindred-and with the
proper officers it will be a valuable
thing.
1t is said an effort will be made at
the coming session Of the Legislature
10 change the form of ballot to pamph-
let FORM,
The john Miller who was mistaken
for a deer and killed in the woods near
Folds, Mimi, was a former resident
OF Hankinson.
The Great Northern is building a
big power boat and a number of
barges at Williston-to be used on the
Missouri river.
R. P. Irving, auditor Of Sargent
Countrywide will retire April 1-plans
starting a bank at Savage, Mimi,
near the Twin Cities. I'D
The press gang OF the state is again
furnishing thousands of dollars in
free advertising for Red Cross Seals
which is as 1t should be. ~.
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The Independent has been establish
ed at Brocket-with j.. G. Curtiss as
owner. Curtiss has three other pa
pers in the same vicinity.
The News insists Moha'l has the
best public school system in Renville
county-and with the completion of
a new building will be second to none
in the state.
The Starkweather Times sees little
use in the state board Of health issu-
ing the monthly bulletin with the pres
ent Inaccurate reports as to the vital
statistics.