Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-02
News Of the State
There are prospects Of a creamery
being established at Velva.

There are prospects Of a creamery
being established at Velva.
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Valley City would have it that the
Pingree. Wilton line must be extended
to that city to relieve the work OF
the Jamestown yards, but jamestown
claims the yards can take care OF
twice the amount of present business
if necessary.
The insurance companies have ad.
justed all the losses incurred at
I4idgerwood during the recent fire.
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The Pink Paper at Bathgate wants
it clearly understood that it is for
democracy OF the Jeffersonian kind.
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Editor Frank Wilson is sore be-
cause he was not placed on any OF
the committees or given a chance to
talk at the recent meeting at Fargo.
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The Williams county bar associa-
ton adopted set of resolutions thank
ing Judge Cowan for the promptness
with which he dispatched with court
D. oceedings while occupying the
bench at Williston recently.
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Former Editor Perry Of the Ellen
dale Leader will be a candidate for
democratic national committeeman.
Editor Nelson of the Cando Demo-
crat is in favor of John Burke for
president and wants to be delegate
to the democratic national conven-
ton.
Langdon people believe there Is a
firebug working in that community
as a result of the destruction of the
Cargill elevator and an attempt to
fire the St. Anthony elevator. The
officials are keeping close watch. |
The loss of~the Masonic temple at
Grand Forks has been adjusted and
plans are under Roadway for a new
building.
The commissioners of Sheridan
county have finished paying for trans
cribing the records from Mclean
county. The joj cost $1,000
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The united charities at Minot have
decided to appoint a visiting nurse
and the Elks lodge there will pay the
salary the first three months.
Valley City wants to install white
way lights.
Stock has been subscribed for a
creamery at Hettinger and a company
will be incorporated.
The Telepho exchanges at Rug
by, Barton and Overly have been sold
to the Northern Telephone company.
Darby O'Malley has circulated
petition at Valley City asking that
Roosevelt's name be placed on the
ballot for president.
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During the cold weather the editor
of the Paramount News says he
burned coal at the rate Of two sub
scriptions a day.
Alex Wright of the Cakes Times
says that Burdick never was much OF
.%ovo.. xxyhj1o unHor fro
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The Minor band gave a concert
and dance at Cogswell that was a
great success.
Fargo is pr ,paring to build a far
mers market where farmers may take
such products as they raise and dis
pose of them.
E. J. Vickre, formerly a sign paint
er in Bismarck is been held for trial
at Wahpeton for passing bum checks.
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The Standard OIL company will put
in a station at Sentinel Butte.
There seems to be q little friction
between the editors at Dawson.
Peace and harmony should prevail.
Fred Berg and E. w. Lantz of Han
nah have received a patent for
snowmogile attachment for autos.
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A gasoline circular saw has been
installed on the RIVER at Mimic and 1t
whips out blocks of ice very rapidly.
Over fifty taxpayers met at La
Moure to take steps 80 that one of
the AGRICULTURAL high schools might
be located there.
County Attorney Stanley warns the
business men Of Dawson to close
their stores on Sunday, except In cas-
es Of emergency.
The commercial club Of Neville
has reelected the old officers and
proposes to do more booming during
1912 than ever before.
Editor Dean of The Leeds News
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