Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-19
News ofthe State

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The merchants of Williston are up
to date advertisers.
Lack of snow has made deer hunting
a poor game so far.
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The weather this fall has been great
stuff for automobiles.
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Authorities made a thorough raid OF
the blind pigs at Stanley.
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The Medoca Herald cEides the Far
go Courier-Ncws about -?
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The t%hreshing rigs Of North Dakota
covered a large area this fall.
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The Souris Messenger las moved in
to a more commodious building.
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Bootleggers IN many towns ha " hik.
ed for more ccngenial surroundings.
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Hans Anderson, landlord of a hotel
at Lakota, died after / short illness.
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Hettinger county is greatly inter-
ested in expert methods of farming.
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There are but few North Dakota
people who lind their way to Canada.
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Editor Jenkins has commenced
building a new residence at Manning.
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The expense lists of some of the
candidates will make interesting read
ing.
According to the Pioneer, the fire
department at Ray has a new "sirien'
whistle.
George Webster, the booking agent,
is now manager of the Grand theater
at Fargo.
Two chemical engines have been ad-
ded to the fire fighting apparatus at
Goodrich.
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Many farmers of the state are max
ing great improvements in their resi-
dences this fall.
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The new fire engine at Ashley stood
the test all right but the town needs
a larger water supply.
Paul Lebo, clerk of court of Billings
county, was married at Dickinson to
Miss Catherine Pagen.
Three men were seriously injured
by the falling of a pile driver near
White Earth last week.
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The editor OF the Tribune at Kindred,
insists on the depot Of that town be-
ing moved out of the middle of the
street.
There is a great improvement in the
appearance Of Tom Pettit's Gackle Re-
publican since the new press va in
stalled. ...'
Ed. A. Smith. an old time and we'll
known newspaper publisher of North
Dakota was elected clerk Of court OF
Dlckey county,.
As a result Of the corn growing con
tests many of the pupils of the schools
of the state grew some well matured
corr this year. "'
Mott is to have another jewelry
store so the EDITORS Of that town a
have a larger assortment of diamonds
to pick from. r'@"".' ~"'
The commissioners Of Cass county
have ordered plans for a new county
jail to be erected on the present site
CT the old one. = 'f"ar.E H5 '%' -H.'@'
The Fargo Blade tells OF two North
Dakota editors being elected to the
Legislature and says it is the first blot
on their records. 't
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The farmer who gets his blowing
done this fall will not be so bad off
if the coming spring should prove to
be a short season. aAtE t@
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Carl Nelson is back again with his
newspaper, the Cando Democrat. He
probably also has his eye on the post.
office OF his home town.
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Severa! people in the ,,orthern part
of the state, interested in farming, at
tended the dry farming congress re-
Gently held at Lethbrilge.
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Walter w. Beebe has been appoint.
ed postmaster at E'e!1eld. He has
been assistant there, md will give the
people there good service.
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Mott has many members of the An.
nanias club, including Jack Charmley,
and they will be well represented at
the banquet to be held In Bismarck
this week.
A carload Of tools has arrived at Val.
ley City for tile brick factory to be
started there as soon as the railroad
engineering department decides on the
grade level.
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The Hebron basketball team has a
number of games in sight for the wint.
er. Dune McGillis Of Bismarck has a
chance to file g charge CT libel against
the Mercer County Republican. That
paper calls him an freshman.