Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-11
News of the State
New England has a Mckenzie hote

New England has Mckenzie hotel.
Bottiaeau had a we'll attended farm
ers' institute.
Over 100 couples attended the fire.
mems ball at Minot
The News-Tribune of Towner has
a healthy looking lot of legals.
Flax is being hauled forty miles to
Taylor to be shipped to market.
The hotel at Carpio came near
being destroyed by fire the other day.
The Emerson Settler says that Dunn
! county has eight candidates for sher-
| it,
A large creamery is being organized
by the farmers at Midway, Stark
county.
Rev. Charles M. Good of Beach has
resigned and accepted a call to Rosen'
dale, Wis.
Joint public installations seem still
to be the go, and one of the latest was
held at Cando.
The baseball team at Sarles are al
ready planning to have an active cam
paign next summer.
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MinneWaukan captured couple or
piggers the other day, who had just
started in business.
F. w. Bayley is the new treasurer
of school district No. 10 at Page, vice
R. r. Brownlee. resigned.
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NJ. E. Fleming of Belfield was acct
dentally shot recently; the bullet hit
one of his ribs and glanced off.
The Journal of New Salem pays
Dairy Commissioner Flint handsome
compliment which is we'll deserved.
The MedOra Herald has a mechan-
ical typesetter and says that the edl-
tor has not quite got accustomed to 1t
yet.
The lottery ads are quite numerous
in the state papers. The postoft1ce
department is apt to make it warm for
some publishers.
The National elevator at Sarles
caught fire and the fire engine was
frozen up, but the flames were extin-
guished by bucket brigade.
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Miss Anna Jorstad must be popular
with the patrons of the telephone Of
flee at Darcy; she received purse OF
500 as a testimonial of her efficiency.
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The Wimbledon band was surprised
at practice the other night by about
IT'S citizens, who did not come empty
handed. It is evident that the band
is appreciated.
The Great Northern is keeping quite
a force of engineers at Page this win
ter getting everything in shape to
push the Fargo-Surrey extension
early in the spring.
New Salem has humane society
which is active. An unblanketed team
was duly cared for the other day, and
notice given that repetition would
entail criminal prosecution.
Emerson is to send committee to
see the Northern Pacific in regard to
extending a line into Dunn county.
They are securing data as to the
amount of land broken and under cul-
tivtion.
The Omemee Herald hopes that the
republican candidate for governor will
receive the solid support at the fall
election, and wants the matter set
tied in thu primaries.
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McClusky has had two bad fires
in the past two months. Both incen'
diaries and the papers there think
for it.
Some of the papers are of the opin-
ion that the Grand Forks girl who
married a Jap recently had no fear of
the yellow peril.
A man at New England is putting
in machinery for plant to manufac
ture harness on a wholesale plan.
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The German farmers band near
New England has been practicing
every day lately from 9 in the morn
ing till 3 in the afternoon. The
boys are getting ready to play for
big dance to be given there soon.
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One of the leading social functions
in store for New England is leap
year ball to be given there the 18th.