Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-19
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Turkey suppers are abundant.

Turkey suppers are abundant.
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Minot's white way system is in
Religious REVEALS are. numerous
Owe the state.
Garrison will rapidly rebuild from
its recent fire.
Editor Brinton continues to hold
his own at Beach.
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Peter Moser, a pioneer farmer OF
Medina, died from cancer.
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All over the site there was a
good yield of corn this year.
The creamery at Medina is doing a
lively poultry business this fall.
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Great Improvements have been
made recently in the streets of Beach.
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North Dakota farmers are realizing
big profits from the sale of hogs this
fall. 2
Final proof notices are disappear
ing from many of the papers of the
state.
Agitation has commenced for al
agricultural high school in Dunn
county.
The 500 Line well drillers are con
dent of finding a good supply of water
at Max.
Several family deaths from escap>
ing coal gas have been narrowly
averted. &$s
A commercial club has been started
at st. John with a fine charter mem
bership.
The First National Bank at New
England has erected a new building
this fail.
The finding of copper or in the
bad lands mar Marmarth has aroused
interest.
The Chronicle at Beach is prepar-
ing a handsome Christmas edition of
1900 copies.
The business men of Devils Lake
are urging the people to patronize the
new 500 line.
The banks of BOttineau county
have resources amounting to over a
million dollars.
A prairie fire north of Palermo
threatened dire destruction before it
was extinguished.
According to the Star considerable
property as Upham was destroyed
Halloween night. t
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Assistant Fire Marshal Reade com
plimented Medina upon the cleanli.
ness of the town.
Alarge number Of interesting cases
are being heard in district court at
Ashley this week.
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One North Dakota farmer has re-
alizd a profit raising hogs Of 1924 on
a 1886 investment.
w. C. Listikow, a prominent miller
at Grafton, died at Chicago following
a surgical operation.
Flags were flying from every bust
ness house at Forman during the
week of the county fair.
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Major Murp1lA Of Minot, now tmlnl,
grafton agent fgir the 500 line, is ac-
complishing great results.
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The drinking water used in the
school at Elgin has been tested and
found safe for ain purposes.
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Increased city water pressure burst
the mains at jamestown and many
north side residences were flooded.
Mrs. L.. W. Schruth of Fargo, wife
of the well known contractor, died
oASOA q AA5ClAu6 AAluOoo lIOM pal
alysis. .
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The Dogden News Is convinced
that Governor Hanna has not injured
himself by coming out %squarely for
prohibition.
The last edition Of the Velva Jour,
nal was edited and published by the
students of the schools there. and
was a splendid issue.
Editor Skaref Of the Granville
Herald, has been out in Montana
where he picked out a piece of. land
he will file on in the spring.
The stockholders of the Beach Ad-
n have elected officers for the
coming year, but Editor Cook will
remain in charge gof the paper.
During the roundup this fall nearly
100 stray animals were found on the
Standing Rock reservation and taken
to Fort Yates where the owners may
claim them.
Congressman George M. Young has