Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-05
News Of tho State

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Land values in North Dakota are
SUI soaring.
Fargo is endeayorinG to arrange an
automobile show.
An obnoxious cOlOred man was run
out Of jamestown.
Dickinson gets the next stark conn.
~ Sunday school convention.
s.
BoOtleggers Over the state are still
falling into the arms Of the law.
Many editors of the state are glad
the campaign Is over for another two
years.
A carnival OF crime seems to have
afflicted Devils Lake considerably
this fall.
Threshing hands and the ducks and
geese are all going 0 in the same
direction.
The Congregational church at Hank.
inson is TO install a gymnasium in the
basement.
The next effort will be to ascertain
who were elected as members OF the
next Legislature.
Down at Dawson a reward was off.
cred for the arrest OF a number OF Hal.
lowe'en tricksters.
Many counties had a red hot scrap
over the election of a county superin-
tendcnt of schools.
Many weekly papers published sup
plements to carry all the political. ad-
vertising just before election.
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During the close Of the campaign
the Medina Citizen seemed to be sup
porting a mixture of candidates.
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People in many Of the towns are
kicking because threshing rigs smash
ed up many of the street crossings.
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Editor Olson of the New Rockford
Transcript put down this year in
history as the "noiseless campaign.
A frightened horse at Velva broke
loose from a hitching post and made
a dive through the post Office window.
Rose Duffy was holly opposed for
county superintendent Of schools in
Mountrail county by the Ross Valley
News.
The Salvation Army at Devils Lake
had a tag day" to raise funds to
help build a memorial for General
Booth.
Some of the elevators around the
state were so full Of wheat that they
had to close up till more cars could
be secured.
Farmers Of Wells county have dem.
onstrated that eve a small flock OF
sheep will greatly increase the profits
Of the farm.
The farmers OF North Dakota will
exercise considerable care this winter
In selecting their seed corn and grain
for next season.
s.
Hundreds Of granaries were built
all over Mckenzie county the past
summer and most of them were found
to be too small.
49,
Editor Cramer Of the Marmarth
Mail has been called back to his old
home in Michigan by the serious i'll.
ness o. his father.
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Contractors at Mandan seem to
have trouble in getting the city COM
mission to accept the newly construct
ed %waterworks plant.
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People at jamestown seem to ap.
preciate the fact that Hoskins' floral
company Of Bismarck established a
Dranch IN that town.
s.
Some Of the papers think that peO-
pie who ride in automobiles nowadays
go so fast they don't have a chance to
read bill board advertising.
s.
The freight trains are so heavily
laden with grains and other products
or the state that many Of them are
frequently wrecked enroute.
s.
There will probably be more meet.
ings Of creamery directors to divide
the profits Of the past year now that
election Is out of the way.
Up near Ray an automobile fright
ened a string of farmers teams and
four'Tunaways were started, causing
over 500 worth OF damage.
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Creditors foreclosed on the plant of
the Energy Sun but a little trifle like
that would not discourage a man who
has courage like Editor Stanley.
The automobile in which u. l.. Bur.
dick went gose hunting broke down
and he failed to return in time for a
lecture he was to give at Milton.
s.
The Napoleon Homestead published
an extra just before election and gave
the voters Of Logan county some stuff