Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-20
News ofthe State

Dan O'Neil, a Williams county
farmer, was Injured by falling from
a train.
The new Great Northern round.
house at New Rockford Is now being
used.
Many gray haired farmers are at
tending farmer school course at Far.
go this week.
Custer patrol Boy Scouts at Man
dan selected purple and white as their
official colors.
Mandan promises to become the
greatest ice supply house for the n.
p. on the entire line.
! Nora Bayes aad Jack Norworth are
to 90 again into vaudeville, begin
ing the first of the year.
s.
North Dakota club ONE will de-
vote considerable attention to public
health work next year.
The Better Farming association or
Stutsman county has an interesting
meeting at Jamestown.
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jamestown has passed an ordinance
preventing horses from being tied to
the e. lamp posts there.
s.
Joseph Marquart of Napoleon farm
ed 1850 acres last summer and rails
ed 25,572 bushels of grain.
This is the week when Devils Lake
Elks have their big conclaves. Friday
and Saturday are the dates.
Work on the new Great Northern
buildings at New Rockford is going
on despite the cold weather.
s.
There is still no trace of the men
who brutaliy murdered Carl Hansen
at Kenmare two weeks ago.
Farmers over the state are prepar-
ing to hold meetings for the discus
sion of silos and farm helu.
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There are a number of horse
thieves and blindpiggers on trial in
the district court at Mandan.
s.
Sevin0jorn Johnson has been nan
ed assistant legislative librarian dur
ing the session of the legislature.
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Some North Dakota towns are
planning on taking advantage of the
free tree hauling offer of the N. P.
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The recent fall of snow has given
general satisfaction. 1t was the one
touch needed to make real Christmas
weather"
There will be an examination to Sc
lect fourth class pOstmasters under
the civil service law at Bismarck,
January IS.
The interior department has re-
necessary in making final proofs on
homesteads.
Jake Buck of Streeter drank wood
alcohol by mistake for the other kind
but a stomach pump and quick work
saved him.
The busybodies have turned their
attention from building a cabinet for
\Ni1cnn RI nnnnirfinu q noW amh2S.
sador to England.
If Jack Charmley of Mott wants to
be appointed game warden he will
have a lot Of newspaper friends who
will support him.
The Hannaford Enterprise got out
a very enterprising special Christmas
number that contained an interesting
sketch of Hannaford.
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Four brutes in human form took an
Indian girl from the Fort Totten res
ervation and eft her to freeze to
death after %assaulting her.
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News dispatches tell of. the aban-
donment of many homesteads in the
south bad lands" as the land is said
to be unfit for agriculture.
s.
Editor Streeter can well feel proud
of the many newspaper compliments
he has received relative to his candi-
dacy for speaker Of the house.
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Telegraph and telephone wires
have been installed in the 500 depot
at Kintyre-putting that town in d.
rect communication with the outside
world for the first time.
When "The Daughter Of Heaven
leaves New York and goes to Chicago
it will be succeeded at the Country
Theatre by a spectacular production
of Joseph and Miss Brothers" by
Louis n. Parker.
"The Unwritten Law" the drama
by Edwin Milton Royle, which caused
Miss Anglin's ctrahge of management
hst winter, is to be produced in
Chicago on Jan. I, with May Buck
ley, Frank Sheridan and Karle Brown.
The Beach Chronicle is a better
looking paper than ever since Editor
Brinton has his paper going again at
ter the explosion in October. The