Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-31
News Of the State
The campaign is on the last lap.

The campaign is on the last lap.
The Sweet campaign seems to be
a fizzle.
Be a booster for your home town
and North Dakota.
The snow storm seems to have been
general over the state.
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Tobias Casey of Dickinson is stump
ing the state for Wilson.
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Interest is red hot in many counties
over the legislative ticket.
A republican victory seems to be
a certainty in North Dakota.
Many weekly newspapers are pub.
fishing interesting school notes.
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With favorable weather consider
able threshing can yet be finished.
L. B. Hanna never had more earn
est friends working in his behalf than
right nov
George NJ. Young seems to feel sure
of election to congress in the Sec.
ond district.
In some parts of the state there
was fax that was not even cut before
the snow storm.
There are more cheap dogs in the
state than just before the opening OF
the hunting season. 80
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Eastern advertisers want space in
North Dakota papers this year to get
some of the money.
s.
The farmers rarely do as we'll as
they might-neither do men engaged
in other professions.
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Out of all the advice given the farm.
ers, they are able to sift out the ker.
nels from the chat.
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The persistence with which some
men violate the prohibition law is
worthy a better cause.
There Is frenzied political activity
on the part of some candidates on the
close OF the campaign.
s.
More North Dakotans are planning
trips down the Mississippi this winter
for hunting and recreation.
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The 10 storm was SO severe at
Devils Lake that certain grades of the
city schools were dismissed.
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Some of the people of Divide county
are kicking owe the acQuittal of one
Of the county commissioners.
One of the encouraging signs in
North Dakota this fall is the increas-
ed general interest in the school
work.
s.
Judge Cowan has a loyal bunch of
friends throughout Ramsey county
that are supporting his candidacy for
reelection.
If every merchant in the state were
a live advertiser the mail order
houses would have hard picking in
North Dakota.
Southern Morton county has a large
number of farmers who are ardently
supporting the candidacy of l.. B.
Hanna for governor.
The Ward county people are still
discussing the superintendent of
schools. Donnybrook appears to be
the >hotbed of opposition to Superin.
tendent Warren. .
So
The big advertising editions OF
some Of the papers demonstrate the
enterprise of the merchants-and
their intention of keeping North Da.
kota money at home.
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According to newspaper reports
around the state, the attorney gen.
eral was to fight the candidacy OF
Halvor Halvorson. He doesn't seem
to have got very far from Bismarck
yet.
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The deer crop on the Missouri slope
is reported to be lighter than usual.
Some of the hunters from the eastern
part of the state may not make their
annual western trip.
A Ward county man reports that his
fine bird dog, stolen by someone just
before the hunting season opened
has been returned-now that the
hunting season is over.
The political campaign in North Da-
k0ta this fall has been so unusually
tame that many people fear the vote
will be light. There have been fw
brass bands, torchlight PROFESSIONS
or other old time methods Of enthusi-
ing the voters.
1t seems to be only a question OF
how large a plurality Hanna will have.
Some people want to bet their per.
|fectly good money that It will be 8