Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-27
News Of tho State
Lansford is to have street lights.

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Calendars for 1913 are making their
appearance.
The Almont Arena has started on
its third year.
The Souris Messenger was profuse
with holiday advertising.
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Minot has Il candidate for game
warden in the person of James Dwire.
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| Most of the schools of the state
will have a two weeks vacation dur.
ing the holidays.
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With the new year approaching,
collectors over the state are busy
with old accounts.
Clyde Huff Of Rhame, charged with
assaulting Harry Larkin with intent
to kill, was discharged.
s.
VIM. r. Casey, charged with the
/ murder of Carl Hanson, at Kenmare,
was arraigned at Minot.
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The explosion of a gasoline stove
at Bowbells caused a fire that almost
swept away a business block.
1t is said that the Milwaukee will
build extensively in western North
and South Dakota next year.
s.
Six elevators, running daily until
midnight, can hardly handle the grain
that is pouring into Bowbells.
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The new city pump at Cakes was
found to be a fine working contriv.
ance during a recent fire there.
Grand Forks union hen will have
a mass meeting December 80, to dis
cuss proposed labor legislation.
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F. l.. Watkins, enforcement officer,
back from Washington, is hopeful Of
the passage of the Kenyon bill.
Fred Wolf died in a shanty at
Jamestown, alone. His dead body was
not discovered COR several days.
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Editor Eugene w. Sperry of The
Drake News, ate some poisoned sauer
kraut that took him off his feet.
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: Some homesteaders in Mckenzie
county were arrested for attempting
to get away with mortgaged proper
ty.
The Minneapolis Journal ran a
splendid picture of Col. Scarlet, new
ly appointed humane officer for North
Dakota
An exceptionally early spring and
an unusually late fall gave North Da-
kota auto owners a lot of time to joy
rAestals year. ~.
Secretary Cooper OF the Better
Fathing association will attempt to
getEIJncle Sam to help In the better
farming movement.
The new law putting sheriffs on a
salary will give sheriffs in some coun-
ties and in some less pay than
under the old law.
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A gasoline tank exploded in a pam
forum at Bowbells, but the bucket
brigade headed off what might have
been a wicked fire.
Albert Hankey, enroute to Ray, n.
D., from Plentywood, Mont, to spend
the holidays, died from heart failure
in a Williston depot.
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Dorr Carroll, the bull moose leader
at Minot, has finally landed a job. He
has been appointed assistant states
attorney for R. A. Nestoss.
The sudden termination of the case
against County Commissioner Am
undson of Minot tried on a statutory
charge, caused a sensation.
The coming session of the legisla-
ture will have a lot of work patching
up some of the bum laws other ses-
sions left on the statute books.
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Victor WARDROBE, Alumni member
OF the university board, has become
disqualified to act in that capacity
through election to the legislature.
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Owing to the absence Of snow and
most of the water holes frozen over
it is said that many range cattle are
dying in Mckenzie county.
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DR.. Moeller, who was recently
brought to the p%enitentiary from Min
OF to serve ten years, has been as
signed to work in the prison hospital.
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James Twamley of Grand Forks
nearly met death at Grand Forks
when his clothes caught fire while he
was playing Santa Claus at church
exercises there. ;.
A new lighting system has been in
stalled in the Methodist church at
Mott and Editors Charmley and Irysh
can now see to sing their hymns with.
out wearing specs.
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The Bowbells Tribune is of the
opinion that North Dakota has plenty
of material to supply Wilson's cabi.
co+ hrt doubts SO 1,,o,,ld