Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-18
News the State

A city cemetery Is to bleplatted al
Belfield.
Two new hotels are being erected
Drake will soon be illuminated with
electric lights.
The new city hall at Towner has
been completed.
There is a struggle to get living
houses at Williston.
The Sargent county fair is on at
Forman this week,
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Wilton will have a Farmers union
rally meeting Nov. %.
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More elecric street lights are being
installed at Glen Ullin.
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Several towns are endeavoring to
reorganize their band.
North Dakota's Indian summer Is a
prolonged season this year.
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The postOfice at Towner has been
moved into larger quarters.
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There are only five prisoners in the
county Jail at Grand Forks.
Inspector Woolsey has found North
Dakota hotels in good shape.
The Bowman Pioneer favors the
reelection Of Governor Hanna.
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More room has been added to- the
south side school at Jamestown.
a gas lighting plant has been in.
stalled in the court house at Stan.
ton.
The Broadaxe is anxious that Lid
gerwood should have a commercial
club.
he Max fire department has been
re%organized with an increased men,
bership.
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John r. Paulson has been in the
mercantile business at Hillsboro over
30 years.
Editor GilrOy of the Drayton Echo
was wed to Miss Elena Olson of his
home town. s
The dairying industry Is sure to
open many new avenues OF commerce
in North Dakota.
An electric box car loading ma
chine has been installed at the lig-
mite mines at Wilton.
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Editor Stefonowicz of the Bowbells
Tribune has a brother who has some
reputation as a wrestler.
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A special election will be held at
Mandan this week, to name a presi-
dent OF the city commission.
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Great arrangements have been
made for the Barnes county corn
show, to be held at Valley City.
The delinquent tax lists published
in the newspapers Of North Dakota
are gradually growing smaller.
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DR.. Creegan, a former bull moose
candidate for governor, has resigned
as president of the Fargo college.
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The Northern Pacific will locate an
experimental farm at Cannells place,
east of Glen Ullin, early next spring.
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During the winter months the Will
liston band willsgive regular Sunday
afternoon concerts at n of the the
aters. tEyf
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Horace Anderson, 500 Line con-
ductor, has purchased a store at Russo
and will take charge in the near fu-
ture.
Many of the editors Of the state
regretted that they were unable to at
tend the Ananias banquet at Bis
marck.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wentworth,
who formerly managed the hotel at
Napoleon, have moved to Glenwood,
MINI.
The creameries in many of the
towns will be operated all winter and
will continue to pay the highest
price for cream.
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According to Judge Pollock the ad-
dress of Governor Hanna at Column
bus last week brought North Dako-
ta's governor an ovation.
Attorney Simpson thinks that II
Dan Russell could get his case be-
fore a jury back in Boston he might
stand a show Of winning.
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The Hankinson News thinks that
the fellow who stole the stove at
Havana last week thought he could
get off with the plea of self.defense.
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A farmer near Walcott refused to
bury hogs from his herd that had
died Of cholera. The county board OF
health visited him and he changed
his mind.
For the present the long distance
to1onhono hnnth ID wifhOut a home.