Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-01-02
News Of the State

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Section men are working on the new
railroad at Henzler and the telegraph
poles are being set.
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The citizens say some of the rail-
| way conductors may be given a
chance to enjoy the hospitality of the
Medina Jail if they don't quit blocking
| the crossings in tnat town.
The new temple at Fargo for the
Sons OF Norway has been dedicated.
The Plaza Pioneer suggests that
the candidates for congress form
Minot be sent east to advertise Ward
county.
The article written by Windy Smith
of Buffalo in regard to the pardon
board received a general circulation
through the papers of tine state.
s.
Alice Nelson Page. Formerly society
editor OF the Grand Forks Herald but
Ocean at Grand Forks, will take "a
position with the Observer Publishing
company at Grand Forks after jan
uary 1st.
There will ,be some interesting
terms of district court held in many
of the counties this winter as there
were a number of cases left over from
the busy season last fall.
Carson has a creamery with eighty
patrons and is proud Of the institu-
tion.
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The Mott Pioneer Press notes that
the prices of North Dakota land keeps
right on advancing even though times
are ''hard" and money "tight.'
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The Marmarth Mail is five years old
and is healthy youngster. In fact
it bids fair to be one Of the leading
weeklies of the western part of the
state.
There was considerable disappoint-
ment at Mott because some late arr1v-
ais were denied admission at some
public Christmas exercises, The
floor was considered unsafe and a
number of anxious ones were kept on
tine outside.
The new furnace in the Methodist |
church at Mott has just been installed
and is said to be filling "a long felt
want"
North Dakota certainly did it's
share in sending a large number of
people to the St. Paul land show.
The firm of Fahrer brothers at New |
Rockford were 'highly. commended for
supplying all the needy families of |
the town with choice fat fowls for
Christmas. Those they overlooked !
Xmas they offered to supply for New
Years.
The Fourth judicial District press
association meets at Milnor January
26. |
Occasionally "card of thanks
long time out of date now-appears in
some of the weekly papers.
At a meeting held at Darlington
the plan of organizing a James and
Cheyenne river valley federation of
commercial clubs to conduct series
If farmers Institutes was favored.
Exhibits are already being received
or the midDwinter fair which wIll be
leld at Devils Lake January 10, II
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Roller skating is all the rage at
Beach,
The settlers around Beach are MAX
ng good money this winter by bring.
ng wolf scalps and pehs.
The Stanley Sun thinks now that
surdick has announced that he will
lot be candidate for any Office not
ven congress-it may be that some Of
he papers will let him live dn peace
or a while.
The sheriff has just rounded up a
unch of bootleggers at Leeds-the
rst trouble of tine kind that town has
ad since the clenaup in 1909.
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The people at Minot have at last
ecided to get together on the loca-
ion of the normal school there and
he president of the commercial club
as been requested to appoint con-
ilation committee.
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There will be, a red hot scrap at
)evils Lake when the county COM
missioner appoint the official papers
f Ramsey county.
While the cold spell destroyed crops
a places like California, North Dakota !
7as only required to burn a little more I
Ignite COAL Pretty good state after
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Trapping ON the lakes down near . .
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