Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-07
News ofthe State

WOWS VI SUS0 0SOS0
Lodge elections are being held.
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Grand FORKS Is arranging an auto
show.
The butchershop at Hazelton Is
closed.
North Dakota farm values keep In.
creasing.
Schafcr had a successful school en-
tertainment.
A new town pump has been install
ed at Cakes.
The commercial club at LaMoure is
to be revived.
Auction sales are bringing good re-
turns this fall.
FOrman has a newly organized
dance orchestra.
The old 500 Line depot at Min0t Is
being torn down. ..'.
Geo. y. Hart Of Ryder wants to be
appointed game warden.
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, The bull moosers are arranging to
hold a banquet in Fargo.
An effort is being made TO reorgan-
ize the band at Hazelton.
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Farmers in some sections Of the
have found hog cholera prevail
ent.
The pardon board seemed a little
timid in granting pardons at this last
session.
A woman at Fargo became 80 "mif-
fed" that she threw her false teeth at
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The Mandan Republican will pub
fish the proceedings of the city com
mission there.
Governor Burke has been asked to
direct the attorney general to probe
the alleged corruption at Fargo.
Chas. H. Smith and Mabel Kirkpat-
rick, ppular young people at Sentinel
Butte were married at Dickinson.
A colored dame somewhat intOxi-
Gated created some disturbance at the
Bisbee depot just before train time.
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Editor Jordan of the Cogswell En-.
terprise has had electric lights put
in his print shop SO he can work
Now that the democrats have some
to say Editor Clabaugh of the
Fairmont News wants to be postmast-
er of his town.
North Dakota's big crop is RESPONSE
BILE for the presence of O travel
ing men in hesstate than the merch.
ants can take care of. /
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Fargo banks had $7,0O0,000 on de-
post in the last statements publish.
ed, an increase of a million and a half
over the same time last year.
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Ambrose and Crosby are at swords
over counting the ballots per-
to the permanent location of
The county seat of Divide county.
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Ruth Tosdal and Alfred Nelson
were rescued from drowning when
they broke through the ice while
on a lake at Powers Lake.
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With the legislature in session at
the press meeting at Wah-
peton early in January will find sew.
eral of the old time regular attend.
ants missing. e,s.
Agriculture high schools seem to be.
popular over the state and the coming
legislature will be asked to increase
appropriation so more towns can
have them.
Four out of six Italians charged
with robberies failed to appear in the
Grand Forks district court and the
cash bonds were declared forfeited.
Four bench warrants were issued.
Farmers will find it a paying invest
ment to put up ice. 1t is Inexpensive
and can be made good use of on the
during the hot months. 1t can
be kept well PRESERVED by packing it
fax straw.
Editor Monteith of the Finley Bea.
con tells of how the deacp1s of his
town were shocked because a young
lady attending church wore :. bracelet
on her ankle, and he asks the deacons
how they knew she had it there.
John P. Edwards FL j number Of
years editor of the check book for the
Fargo Forum, will leave the first of
the year for Mississippi where he has
real estate investments. He Is the
last of the Edwards family to leave
the Forum.
The Mandan Pioneer has started on
it's thirty-secOnd birthday, It is the