Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-09
News of the State

QueFdue Dali.
Mandan is organizing retail mer-
chants association.
The Stanley Sun advises farmers
to raise more potatoes.
The telephone company at Rugby
is now under new owners.
Lakota chickens won some fine
prizes at the Crookston Snow.
A Hatton farm sold for $S5 per
acre-with no buildings on 1t.
The schools at Darlington are now
equipped with fire escapes.
Lisbon business houses are gener-
ally going to close at 6 o'clock.
Darlington has fourteen lodges
with a total membership of 1877.
Postmaster McMasters Of Lakota
has been reappointed and confirmed.
Judge Lindsey of Denver is giving
a series of lectures over the state.
The Norwegian congregation OF
Buffalo expect to begin operations on
the construction of their new edifice
in the spring.
The decorations in St. tatrick's
church at Dickinson caught fire, but
were extinguished before much dam.
age was done.
AT Lankin some miscreant cut the
top of one of the evergreen shade
trees resident had carefully nour-
ished for several years.
John Sullivan of Kuhn has already
shipped two carloads of corn to the
eastern market and still has enough
left for his own stock.
T. r. Mcfarland of Sherwood ex
poets to raise 400 bushels Of potatoes
per acre next season on eight acres
of land he has specially prepared.
The Grafton News and Times has
started on it's thrty-second year.
The Munich Herald is seven years
old.
Ed. Schulenberg of Stanley who is
now deputy bank examiner was the
first chairman of the county com.
missioner of Mountrail county.
Staale Hendrickson up in Burke
county threatens to be candidate
for the legislature again.
Williston has purchased fire de-
partment equipment including COM
bined chemical and hose wagon and
a team of horses. The G. N. has
offered to deliver the rig free of
freight charges.
The latest addition to the chain of
for congress at Minot is
Arthur LeSeuer, the socialist.
Roller skating in the opera house at
year or more and swimming pool
will be put in the rink.
The fact that the Daily World at
Devns Lake was appointed an official
paper draws some fire from the Jour
nal.
The town of Esmond thinks it has |
been a jumping of place long enough |
and the people there want the rail-
road extended to ether Towner or |
Rugby.
The Lansford Journal extends an
invitation to all thieves. robbers and
murderers to come to North Dakota
as their stay in the pen will be Of
short duration.
North Dakotans N Oregon have or
ganized society and it's president is
B. G.. Skulason. and the treasurer H.
Rostad. The towns Of Grand Forks,
Fargo. Grafton, Prak River, and
Tower City are we'll represented in
the membership, which is about so.
Hon. Judson LaMoure has gone to
Florida where he will spend couple
of months. His many fries will be
glad to learn that his rheumatism is
much better.
Pembina is to have dairy school
January 22nd, conducted by Fred W.
Merrill, Federal Dairyman. The pro-
gram will be repeated at Hamilton.
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A number of people have predicted
an easy winter because all the black
birds did not 60 south. the first time
in 20 years.
The building formerly used as a
harness shop at Antler has been re-
modelled and will be occupied by the
primary department of the schools.
Most of the towns have early clos.
ing.
The democrats of Pembjna are
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