Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-27
News of the State

Ambrose now las four physicians
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Henry B. Parnaby has taken charge
Ct the Hansboro News.
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A bowling tournament will be held
at New Salem, February 1918.
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New scenery has been secured fol
the city hall at Kenmare.
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The Toiley Journal urges the people
to visit the public schools.
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Medina is to have mail service to
Pettibone, via Marstonmoor.
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The Reporter is proud of the new
electric light system at Sharon.
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The Beach Land & Loan Co. has
incorporated with capital Of 5000.
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A farmer near Esmond received a
SIS check for a ten gallon can OF
cream.
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The Mimic Journal wants the Mil.
waukee road extended north from
Fargo.
Superintendent Hecht makes a fine
report Of the condition Of the schools
in Burke county.
Jacob Eide has been made justice
of the peace in the Arnegard district
in Mckenzie coutny.
President Morton of the Hampden
schools wants the parents to visit the
schools. Good idea.
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The Panorama believes that Fargo
was the busiest place in the state last
week, except meta.
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The Presbyterian ladies' Aid society
of Lahore raised about $500 the past
year; must be good workers.
Sixty business men at Esmond have
organized q commercial club, which
has already started work for the town.
An alleged blind pigger at Wolford
received tip that the officials were
after hi mand disappeared within two
days
Mr.. and MRS. Charles Blo4n of Lig-
mite, Burke county, celebrated their
tin wedding, entertaining lover fifty
The Linton Record warns the small
boys not to venture into deep water
In the swimming hole near town this
weather.
The Chronicle at Alexander says
that Professor Ladd handles pure food
authorizations without gloves and calls
a spade q spade and adds: more pow.
er to you, DR.. Ladd."
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Adams county has already received
applications for about 10000 bushels
of wheat for seed, besides oats, barley,
flax, corn, spletz and potatoes. These
include enough corn to seed about
200 acres.
Some of the papers of the state are
making some spicy comments in con.
nection with Prof. Ladd's list of adul-
terated foods.
When Miss Faith Grinnell, daughter
of Mrs. F. l.. Goodman was married
at Grand Forks the other day she
wore the same wedding dress her
mother wore twenty-five years ago.
Frank Streeter is now associated
with his father in the publication of
the Linton Record. He will have
charge Of the local news and his
father will devote more time to edi--
torial matter, and the Record now
will be read with more interest than
ever.
There are no criminal cases on the
calendar for the coming term of court
in Pierce county.
Inc Rugby OpIIm1Ht W0uLS sam
Clark to write 'stuff" that can be
sent through the mails.
The job decorating the new court
house at Glendale was let to q Wis
consin man, though several North
Dakotans bid on the work:
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Lisbon is looking fpr some one
who will volunteer to take the job
as mayor of that town. r.
Editor Collins of the Darlington
Independent has been called to Iowa
by the serious illness Of his mother.
According to the newspapers up
that way P. D. Norton has been in
Ward and Williams in the interest Of
his congressional candidacy.
The depot platform at Beach has
been made 600 feet long and 16 wide.
Nearly $4,000 was paid for labor
the fast monthly pay day at the VIII
ton mines.
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