Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-16
News of the State

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Beach wants better fire protection
and will probably get it.
The Devils Lake World has passed
it's first milestone and is proud of
the showing it has made
The Taylor Reporter is proud Of
the fact that it is now one of the
official papers Of Stark county.
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Regular rehearsas is bringing the
| Taylor band right to the front this
| winter
The Devils Lake World has start
ed voting contest Of some proper
ton.
The Devils Lake band will give a
concert early next month.
Not to let the World get ahead of
the game the Devils Lake Journal
has also started voting contest
County Auditor r. P. Irving Of
Sargent county has gone to Arizona
with the hopes that change OF eli
mate will benefit his health.
Thompson Morrison one of the ri-
oneers Of Pembina county, died at
his home at Drayton.
The wheat shipping business took
a great stride at Fairdale this fall.
146 cars of grain were shipped as
against Sc cars last year.
Chas. Buckley, farmer resident
near Pembina, died at Rochester
MINI. following an operation for
ruptured artery.
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People in some of the towns of the
state haven't had to shovel much
coal this winter but they have had
to shovel plenty of coal.
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The first school dedicated in Will
liams county this year was the one,
at Buford last Friday.
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The manager of bucket shop at
Minot was arrested for gambling and
placed under bonds.
Railroad detectives have been in
vestigating the loss of goods from
the railroad warehouse at Ray.
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A new fire alarm system has been
installed at Williston. The power
plant there can be notified by push
ing the button.
The Milton Globe was day late
this week because the patent insides
were burned in fire in the express
office at Grand Forks.
Editor Spencer of Gwinner seems $
to have won the title of poet laure- I
ate of Sargent county. t
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A large amount of new land will n
be broken in the vicinity of New
England next spring. .
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The New England Herald thinks :,
that if the county campaign did q
start rather early in Hettinger coun-
" it shows that county 1eads-any'
way. u
Some of the papers think that If q
<ell who is now serving time in the tt
3urleigh county Jail. is sentenced r
lgain to the pen that he is liable to
,e expelled from that institution.
Editor McGahan wants another v
Meeting held soon at Minot when the pl
orn and siIo idea can be discussed. OF
Ie thinks the dairy proposition is CT
ound to be winner in this country. ia
The Baldwin creamery received n
Yer 1000 pounds Of cream one day l.,
lst week. A large portion Of it came a..
.om the vicinit yof Wing, Regain and :"
anfieId.
President Capper of the school "
oard at Baldwin made hurry up job oe
stopping moving picture show re
cling held in the school house as no
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The New Leipzig Journal thinks tn
le commissioners Of Morton county ba
lighted the papers of the south end Sc
the county by not appointing any Su
them is official papers. -
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The Cakes Commercial club wants n
canning factory for that town, but
e Times says it is a harder job to
It the farmers to agree to furnish
e produce than it IS to get the
Glory.
Patrons on the Sarles branch in
e northern part Of the state are
that the temporary pas Ills
niger train has ceased to operate
is winter. With the coming of the
w year also came the old accom-.
odation train.
During some holiday vacation y
me needed improvements were NOV
ade in the high school building at rea
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