Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-01
News of tho State


I The deer hunting season is not far
off.
Grad Forks has already had snow
fall.
Sheldon has a village well that cost
sl,575.
Marmarti is to have some new street
lights. -
Dawson is proud OF its new school
mouse.
Lennon has a good roads meeting
next week 3 t. a
The Missouri Slope newspapers are
prosperous
Truant officers arc getting ready for
a busy season.
More help is wanted at the coal
mines at N90nan
% The IMar,nar,h Mail has a two page
ads. and lot Of lcgals. n.f.s
| A photographer from Dickinson has
located at New England.
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| The Sunday schools had success
| full rally at New England.
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The socialist ticket OF Ward county
has been put in the running.
The attorneys OF Billings county
have formed bar association.
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There has been some big yields OF
grain in the south end OF Billings coun-
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"A spotted adder found in bunch OF
fruit created some excitement at Mi
not. ~. .. ....s-. .a us:
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Judge Bruce seems to have a good
pres agent in his candidacy for cleo
ton. .r.
The commercial club at Noonan has
arranged for harvest festival next
| week.
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The yield of grain in Norti, Dakota
is the greatest in all northwestern
scatcs. ..
The people OF Beach certainly made
great preparation for the Billings cOun-
ty fair. .
The big crop raised iii North Dako-
ia this year is bringing many people
back from Canada. !
Editor Green of the Sawyer Tclc-
gram, has purchased a new plant to use
in printing his paper.
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The New England fair and street
carnival was big success i'll spite of
the disagrecable weather.
Judge Witten has held that entries
for land on the Berthold reservation
must be made at Minot.
Farmers in the vicinity of Bclheld
gathered fine exhibit of farm prod
ucts for the state exposition.
! Editor Harry Dcnce OF the Bel6cld
Times is the father of a daughter that
has just arrived at his home.
Jamestown is proud Of the white way
lighting system which was installed by
Grambs & Pcct of Bismarck
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The commercial club at I@ansford is
attempting to help the farmers get
enough men to finish threshng.
O. G, Nelson, tho prominent Traill
county man who died last week, has
a daughter who lives at Underwood
KIM gSss ,s
The Stanton Republican has sub
scription contest on and some pianos
and watches arc to be given as prizes.
The school children of Mercer courl-
ty had their first annual corn, bread
and sewing contest at Stanton last
week.
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There has been so much weather
lately that the government had to en-
large the weather bureau at Devils
Lake. ia
Chairman Gray of the republican
state central committee predicts COM
pletc republican success in North Da-
kota this year.
Editor Craincr and his wife Of the
Marnarth Mail, have returned from a
ten days hunting trip which they en-
joycd immensely.
Editor Colcord Of the Minot 1ndc-
pendent, has a farm near Glcnburn and
this year lie raised wheat that went
20 bushels to the acre, s.s
II The interest the people OF the Mis-
souri, valley have taken in the state
exposition at Bismarck shows what
loyal people they are.
. Editor Schleppegrel is giving the
people Of kren1 splendid paper III
the Mercer County Star which lie
started two weeks ago. u
H. G. Carr, a pioneer resident OF
Davenport, down in Cass county, died
from, it1iiffikS IN An aiitOn1Ohilc acct.