Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-23
News Of tho State


Collectors are busy.
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The blind pigger is still kept IN the
run.
The Minot dailies are strong on
social news. p
Mott may have electric lights in
the near future.
Business has been unusually good
at Streeter this fall.
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A woman living at jamestown was
committed to the asylum.
improvements are being made in
the gas plant at Glendale.
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Minot Elks are rehearsing for a
minstrel performance, to be given
shortly.
The hotels OF the state are prosper
Gus. They are always filled with
guests.
The High School Girls Glee club
gav- a very successful recital at
Langdon.
The mayors of some of the North
Dakota cities issued a Thanksgiving
proclamation.
Wahpeion merchants are not COM
planning about the volume Of bust.
ness this fall.
Editor Young of the Mandan Repub-
lican had his hand mangled in a fold
ing machine.
jamestown will have an ice skating
rink this winter If it eve gets cold
enough to freeze.
The n. p. ran a special train over
the Linton branch Sunday to clean up
overflow business.
Mandan has arranged the program
and set the dates for it's c~hautauqua
season next July.
s.
That patent medicine local which
tagged a train with a shirt is be-
coming an eye sore.
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The Devils Lake Journal takes Is
sue with Col. Ben G. Whitehead on
the prohibition question.
s.
Fresh eggs will reach seventy cents
a dozen in New York this winter.
They are going up here. .t
Basket socials are becoming more
popular owe the state as the cold
weather gets a better grip.
A great amount of flax tow is being,
taken to the mill at Mimic and yields
a nice revenue to the farmers.
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The Commercial hotel at Neville,
under the new management, is .becom-
ing a favorite with the travelling pub
lie.
The Pioneer thinks it would be a
great advertisement for the town II
the main street Of Mandan was paw
ed.
Cakes people want a waiting room
put in at the Newton crossing-and
| will petition the railroad commission.
ers.
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The superintendent of the Park
River light plant was seriously in
jured while making water onn
tons.
The newspapers of the state are
still complimenting Mr.. Hanna upon
the appointment of j. w. Foley as his
private secretary.
All the editor of the Petersburg
Record asks is that enough subscrib-
ers pay up so he may get a turkey
for Thanksgiving.
Norval Baptie, the famous skater OF
North Dakota has some to Vancouver
where he will give lessons in fancy
ShdllLS Ills Willcl.
The Valley City Patriot is boosting
Billy DuVall, the old time printer, for
postmaster al Valley City under the
Wilson administration.
s.
The new consolidated rural school
in Minot township in Cavalier county
is nearly completed and will be ready
for use during the winter. 4
The Emmons County Record says
the 1911 tax list is larger than usual,
on account Of partial crop failures
during the past two years.
The Hazelton Republican wants the
people Of that town to be on guard for
fires now that Ignite stoves will soon
be required to work over time.
The excellent weather during the
past two weeks has permitted farm
ers in the western part of the state
to clean up a lot of late %threshing.
Mrs. l.. B. Newbold, wife of a we'll
known Stutsman county farmer, died
at a jamestown hospital, after a long
illness. The remains will be taken 70