Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-03
News of the State
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LansfOrd has a live commercial club.
The electric light rates in many cit.
les are being reduced.
There Is no sno at Crosby and the
farmers are stiN blowing.
Work Is progressing on the new
school building at Center.
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With no prospect OF a raise In sal.
airy the chief of police OF Darlington
resigned.
Weekly newspapers are warning
,.ieir readers about dumping ashes in
the street.
The features OF the parcels posts to
20 into effect the first of the year are
being studied.
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All North Dakota newspapers are
advising shoppers to do their Xmas
shopping early. -n
The Thanksgiving dance of the Dew
lis Lake Elks proved the social sue
cess of the season.
Some OF the weekly papers are
changing the size of their papers for
the. winter season.
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TIL Taylor Reporter publishes a pic
ture of the Marshall Oil company's
building at Bismarck.
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Many of the sheriffs are putting in
their spare time collecting delinquent
taxes and testing scales.
The World insists that Devils Lake
will have an electric railway from the
city to the chautauqua grounds. .
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The commercial club at Ryder is
considering the proposition of install
ing electric lights for the town.
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Frank Ployhar's gas plant at Valley
City IS SO near completion that he will
soon be taking orders for service
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The delinquent tax list of Ward
county was a big one, and Ward coun-
ty is not as large as it used to be.
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Many town wells are being put in
shape SO they will furnish water for
nre protection during the winter
months. o.. 49,.
At Taylor there is a campaign on to
reOrganize the commercial club and
have it become an important factor
of the town.
The Journal thinks there is a de-
mand for the commission form of gov
eminent at Devils Lake-but there
are others.
Publishing the delinquent tax list
and the official abstract of votes tax
ed .ue capacity Of many newspaper Of
ices .ast week, +:
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puSllcoS HAS Uccu ~ SOOu OH lac
Plaza branch o. the 500 Line that Su.
p%erintendent Derrick has decided to
enlarge the depot at Ryder.
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There we're some mistakes in the
boiler plate election returns sent to
the weekly papers of the state-but
the errors were not many nor glaring.
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The people at Sentinel Butte do not
propose tn let the matter of the per-
manent establishment of the county
seat for Golden Valley become a dead
issue. ,
Mrs. Clara Fitze, who took her own
life at Mott last week made an at.
tempt at suicide while living at Cakes
last winter. She had a sister who
suicided in Iowa some years ago.
The grand jury that was to consider
the libel case against Totten at Bow
man seems to have been illegally
drawn and was ordered thrown out by
Judge Crawford.
The Napoleon Homestead hopes
that Editor Jimmy" Mccormick of
the Braddock News and his bride viii!
continually have "full cases. and that
there will be no shortage of Small
caps"
Alex Wright Of the Cakes Times
thinks the local merchant with "a good
line of merchandise-and proper ad-
vertising-wilA profit by the parcels
post law which will go into effect Jan
uary /. "
New heads are rapidly filling editor
ial positions en- North Dakota dailies.
George Davis now leaves the Grand
Forks Times to go to Florida where
he, thinks a warmer climate will cure
his rheumatism.
The E'each Advance is moving into
new quarters which have been pro-
vided in the Beach State bank build.
ing. The machinery of the plant will
be in the basement while the Offices
| will! be on the first floor.
The Fargo Blade thinks that Gov.
ernor-Elect Hanna is apt to feel like
remembering Morton couNty kindly
when he starts handing out his ap-
pointments as that county gave him
q majority Of 1850 over Hellstrom.
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