Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-03
News of the State

A schoolma'am at Steele was
knocked down by a farmers team but
only slightly injured. No blame was
attached to the driver as he was on
the lookout for a freight train and did
not see the teacher.
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Finley's new electric plant is work
ing in fine order according to the
Beacon. It is a cold storage plant.
Edinburg is making great prepara-
tons for the farmers institute to be
he'd there this week when Shaw, Pal
mer and Merrill will speak on topics
of interest.
The Tribune at Edinburg complains
a number of burglaries have occurred
there of late and the officials have
made arrests.
Jack Charmley of the Kenmare
News wants you to keep your eyes on
the Kernels of the Forum while Brew
err is shooting alligators down in Mis-
sissippi.
Tom Zavus, who boarded his Greek
couatrymen working on the section at
Enderlin. skipped town with good
sized bunch of money but left a num-
Der of grocers in the hole.
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A young girl at Enderlin was badly
bruised about the thigh and head
while coasting. Her sled struck a post
Grant Hager denies the report that
he is to retire from the ownership Of
the St. Thomas Time
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Over $50 tickets have been sold for
the series of socialist lectures to be
given at Velva this winter.
The state bank at Souris occupies
new building said to be the finest
business building in town.
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A Minot inventor claims to have
perfected a linotype machine that will
only cost $500 and a good many North
Dakota papers are planning on having
one if long enough payments can be
had.
The state papers are handing it
to the man who persists in dumping
ashes in the street.
The Upham Star has changed
hands and Henry Downy is the new
editor.
A three year old child at Grandin
had it's mouth and throat badly
burned by placing it's lips over a
steaming tea kettle.
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The papers of the state are giving
Deere & Webber Of Minneapolis all
manner of praise because that firm
donated the price of the North Dako-
ta Institute annual which has just
been published.
R. P. 1rviNg~ for good many years
auditor for Sargent county, has been
taking treatment at hospital in
Minneapolis and will submit to an OPP
GRAFTON for ear trouble in the spring.
Cards have been received at Fargo
from Charles Brewer, editor of the
Forum, saying that he has reached
Cairo. ILL.,. and is ready to embark
with his party on the (houseboat on
which he expects to float down the
Mississippi shooting and fishing as
the trip progresses.
The Times-Herald Publishing COM
pany at Grand Forks gave a New
Years dinner to it's 131 employees at
the Hotel Dacotah.
Over a million and a half dollars
was on deposit in the banks of Trail
county according to the statements
published there, which is big show
,ng for little old county like TrailL
The Mayville Tribune had it's front
page draped in black column-rules
his week in mourning for Col. Robin
ION. Mayville's foremost citizen, who
Lied last week in Louisiana.
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The band at Taylor is putting in
some good Hicks this winter and is
1oing its share in boosting the town.
Editor Young, of the Dunn County |
Settler, has been appointed U. IS. |
commissioner at Manning.
The youths of the village Of Taylor
ire elated over the skating rink there
hat is nearly completed.
Minot is preparing to take it cool'
lext summer and has shipped in 100 |
Of ice from Sweet Water
AXE north of Devils Lake.
The city commission has an elabor.
tie park system in mind for Minot |
Ind plans have been drawn for q num-
Ter of fine parks throughout the city.