Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-14
News oftho State
Cupid had n busy week at Minot.

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Wah3eton Is to have O sash and
door factc"y.
The fremen at Ryder held the an.
nual smoker.
Christmas shopping is being done
early this year.
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The Modern Woodmen at Adams
will orgaa:ze Il band.
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Children over the state are busy
writing to Santa Claus.
A white way lighting system Is
proposed for WahpetoI.
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Curtis Shepard is the candidate for
postmaster at Courtenay.
Chicken pie suppers are very pop.
ular just at the present time,
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The Odd Fellows at Benedict are
planning a big entertainment.
Many weekly papers are issuing
handsome Christmas editions.
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A cheap postal scale Is a mighty
handy thing around the house these
days.
An entire family was arrested at
MinOt for breaking the prohibition
laws.
Libraries around the state are be-
ing fitted out with new books for win.
ter reading.
The Great Northern has laid the
first steel for It's road through Nc
KenZie county.
Homesteaders in that vicinity will
gather at Plaza to form an improve
ment association.
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Eight carloads of wheat were pick
ed out of an elevator that recently
burned at Fairdale.
Cakes is proud of it's new town
pump. 1t is run by a dynamo and
works automatically.
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r. s. Lewis of Fargo is against the
idea of people there being compelled
to install water meters.
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The Chronicle publishes some fine
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the different departments.
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The upper room of the new school
building at Elgin have been completed
and are ready for occupancy.
People from several sections of the
state are making plans to come to
Bismarck for the inaugural ball.
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The new white way lighting system
at Dickinson is causing a lot of ia. |
vorable comment for that little city.
The Mandan Pioneer gives Editor
Streeter of Linton a good boost in his \
candidacy for speaker of the house.
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A Grand Forks man was so anxious
to see his buiding-well insured
burn, that he poured oil on the flames.
The Northern Pacific and 500 are
making every effort to keep the grain
moving and in most cases succeeding.
Langdon has already shipped over
700, 900 bushels of grain and the crop
in that vicinity is only half market
ed. ...
Mrs. ,Greiff, the woman at Fuller
ton who murdered her tw~o-year-old
child, "a taken to the insane asy-
lum. .. h
Governor Dix does not agree with
Judge Amidon regarding capital pun
ishment. Governor Dix better look
out. \N~s
People living along that line are
rejoicing to know that the Pingree-
Wilton trains will soon be carrying
mail.
Editor Koehnstedt, publisher OF
the Langdon Courier Democrat, is a
candidate for postmaster in his home
town.
Arthur E. Dahms, state agent for
Hamms Brewing Co., was convicted
of completely in violation of state liq-
uor laws.
1t will be some time before the cit.
liens of Divide county will want to
take the risk Of, building a new court
house-anywhere.
There is great disappointment in
many towns when the picture show
has to close down for a night because
the films do not arrive in time.
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Officials at Minot are still unable to
figure out how Chris Pieke secured
the razor with which he cut his throat
while confined in the county Jail.
The Fargo Forum thinks one way
for the newspapers to get away from
running so much free advertising Is
to chuck it into the waste basket.
Attorney Divet of Wahpeton, who
Is one OF the candidates for speaker