Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-16
News Of tho State
Portal has electric lights.

Paramount may have another rail.
road.
The Bee Is proud Of the work of the
Esmond literary society.
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The waterwOrks system at Mandan
seems to still be in litigation.
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The real estate business Is picking
! up and many sales are recorded.
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Nearly a million bushels of grain
haze been marketed at Williston.
The International thinks Portal
ought to have a live commercial club.
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"The Live Wire" store at Fairmont
lives up to its name-and advertises
heavily.
There are said to be 62applicaats
for the postofilce at Ellendale-all
democrats.
The Chronicle wants street grades
and sidewalk levels established for
Alexander.
Several theatrical companies have
given UP the ghost just before reach.
ing Glendale.
Five men were arrested at Rutland
charged with stealing a key of beer
from the depot.
District court is being held in many
counties-and many criminal cases
are on the lists.
The farm home of Mrs. w. w.
Moore near Enderlin was completely
destroyed by fire.
"Dids for County Repositories" is
a familiar headline in the papers of
he state just at present.
The last motion picture show at
Forman was not quite UP to the crit
ical taste of Editor Maltby.
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Sunday school and day school
scholars over the state are preparing
for the Christmas exercises.
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Harry Camfield at Alexander came
near having his hand torn off when he
attempted to stop a dog fight.
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The Steele Ozone is advancing Lee
Pettibone of Dawson as a candidate
for warden Of the pe%1itentiary.
The Mott Pioneer Press thinks that
with d. r. Streeter for speaker of the
house-there wouldn't be much to it.
Jim Potter was arrested at Es1nond
for carrying concealed weapons-the
justice compromised and Potter left
town. H. ,HsaA
Harper ]. Brush, the twelve year
old Lisbon boy who won the corn
prize is getting a lot of valuable ad.
vertising. -
Statements published in various
state papers this week show that the
North Dakota banks are IN good shape
financially.
The largest load of wheat ever tax.
en- to the Haynes market was 108 pu.
shells, hauled by T. II. Erickson with
three horses.
The Mandan News insists that some
one pay the penalty for the murder OF
Guy Bolton which occurred August
Is at Shields.
A movement has been started in
Taylor which is expected will result
in the installation of electric lights
for the village. 4
A good many papers in the state
are paying no attention to the law re.
quiring that all advertising matter be
marked "advt." ...... w..
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The new opera house at Gwinner
was opened Saturday night. An en-
tertainment was followed by a ban.
quet and dance.
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North Dakota wants to take the
pardon power away from a board and
New York wants to place it there
and there you are.
Hon. C. E. Davidson who has been
elected to the senate from Burke
county will devote a good deal of his
time to tax legislation.
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The Napoleon Homestead is ancth.
er slope paper that supports the can
didacy of D. r. Streeter of Linton for
speaker Of the house.
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H. G. Duerner, who was burned to
death in the Standard Oil fire at BIS
marck was a homesteader in LaMoure
county in the early days.
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Grain will be moved more rapidly
in Mckenzie county as soon as the
Missouri freezes hard enough to per.
nit farmers to haul across the ice.
T. Fl. Arnold Of Mayville thinks he
is entitled to part of a million dollar
estate back east and with his attor-
neys has gone there to fight for his
rights.
The manager Of a Darlington NOV.