Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-17

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Abstracts of the official vote cast at
the November election are still being
published.
A Velva man would establish a plant
at Minot for the manufacturer of farm
machinery.
The Forman News wants the far.
mers to cook the potatoes that are
feed to the hogs.
A child playing with matches caused
a farm house near Bowman to be con.
sumed by fire.
Many weekly papers are forced to
run ten pages to accommodate their big
advertising patronage.
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With the many changes of county
officers over the state there is a big
demand for surety bonds.
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Various colors of ink are being used
to print the Christmas editions OF
many of the weekly papers.
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Ex-Governor E. Y. Sarles was re.
elected treasurer of the better farming
association of North Dakota.
There was grief in the Office of the
Monango Journal when the heating
plant froze up the other night.
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Editor Shear of the Sentinel Butte
Republican and his family have moved
into their new home built this fall.
The typographical union Of the
state is In favor of D. r. ,Streeter's
candidacy for speaker Of the house.
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Bishop Cowell is improving the Dog
den News since he came into pos.
session OF that paper the second time.
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The Woodmen at Formaa have
formed a building association for the
purpose OF erecting an opera hall
there.
Carl A. Carlson, a young farmer
nea" Sentinel Butte, was found dead
in bed. 1t is believed he died from a
hcmmorhage. So
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The Fargo Blade appears to be
something like a thorn in the flesh to
Mayor Sweets administration of the
city of Fargo.
Apparently the Devils Lake World
won't care if the commission form Of
government is defeated when the vote
is taken in the city.
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A farmer near Buffalo has raised
the ire Of his n%eighbors because he
insists in using to excess the public
highway to store his farm machinery.
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The press gang will extend sym
pathy to Editor Minder of the Crystal
Call who lost his printing plant and
building valued at $4,000 by fire last
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The school boys at Darlington are
collecting old papers and when a car
load has been secured will ship them,
using the proceeds to fit up a play
ground.
State Senator C. w. Plain is con-
sidered one of the biggest farmers in
the northern part of the state. This
year he had a crop acreage of TO-
600 acres.
Considering the good crop this year
editors of weekly papers are attempt
ing to collect some of the delinquent
subscription money they let 60 during
the short years.
The Hannah Moon wants the far
mers in that vicinity to become better
posted on the herd laws before they
turn their stock loose to feed on
%neighbors grain.
The bucket brigade at Elgin did
some lively fighting when Langbei1
& Sons store caught fire, but they
conquered the flames before much
damage was done.
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Former State Senator Maynard
Crane after looking his business
affairs at cooperstown has returned to
his winter home in Florida where he
will remain till spring.
The political complexion of the
next session of the legislature will be
43 republicans and Z democrats in the
senate and 1913 republicans and q
few democrats In the house.
Russell Diesem, who is now the
sole publisher OF the LaMoure Chron-
icle, starts out with a full column
salutatory notice and a bright future.
He promises to accomplish some
great results with the paper that was
Walt Taylor's for many years.