Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-15
News Of tho State
wedding are numerous.

cations in North Dakota.
Settlers on the Berthon reservation
are proving up rapidly. J,
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The Dickey county school conven-
tion will meet at Cakes next year.
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Mayor 'Platou of Valley City is hunt.
ing big game in the wilds Of Canada.
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Bowling teams over the state are
limbering up for the long winter sen.
son.
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A brother of Editor Lowe has gone
to Canada where he has a 800 acre
farm.
William Kavanagl, a prominent
citizen of jamestown died suddenly
from pleurisy.
Less fall blowing was done this
year because of the freezes during the
month of October.
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The wagon roads in North Dakota
are said to be in the best condition Of
any time Of the year.
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The corn crop Of this year was
much better than usual and all of
the crop is in the crib.
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The Ryder social club has been
made a permanent organization and
Editor Larin is president.
The farmers of North Dakota have
decided that row of trees is the finest
wind break there is for the farm.
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The lodges of the state are becom
ing active in the way of arranging
social sessions for the winter months,
The Courier notes with pride the
great strides, in civic Improvement &C
complfshed at Valley City the past
year.
Mountrail county has organized
two school districts on the reserva'
ton, and officers will be elected Nov
ember 20.
The federation of labor at Fargo
has decided tn build a labor temple,
designated to be a handsome addition
to the city,.
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The bi1annual conference Of the
the Fargo district of the Norwegian
United Lutheran church has conven-
ed at Enderlin.
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City politics are simmering at Val.
ley City and there are said to be
several barkise %ssprucing up for the
m%ayorality race,
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The third annual banquet of the
Ananias club to be held at Bismarck
seems to have attracted attention all
over the country.
According to the Edgeley Mail the
Boom of Geo. p. Jones for congress
on the democratic ticket is assuming
some proportions
Edward Heinemeyer, a farmer near
Mercer, is receiving $500 a bushel
for his seed corn and there is a big
demand for his product.
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The Woodmen of the World which
recently organized a lodge at James
town has given It's first dancing party
which was a huge success.
l.. A. Simpson has been endorsed
by the Belield Times, and Editor
Dence hopes he will consent to be.
come a candidate for congress.
The revival meetings at LaMoure
the past week have been a great sue.
cess. At the close a purse of $4Ol
was presented Evangelist Wheeler.
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Charles Augustus Seaman, a color
ed man who went insane last week at
Grand Forks will be deported to his
home at Hicksville, Long Island, N. Y
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The officers of the LaMoure county
poultry association are planning to
make the organization bigger and Of
more benefit than ever to it's members
Now that fall Nplowing is over fol-
this year and a great deal OF farm
work out Of the way, the farmers
are hauling a large quantity Of grair
to market.
John Stores, the fifteen year ole
son of farmeEsnear -:BUwbefs. ha.
disappeared. He was said to have
had $40 in his possession and viii
probably make good.
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There was a large attendance a
the reception for the opening of th,
new hospital at jamestown and tn,
new institution was pronounced al
much needed in that city.
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The development league for the Bel
thold reservation has arranged for
two-day meet at Ryder in December
at which time plans for a county fol-
nation will be discussed.
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The Norwegians in Richland cou1
ty are said to be highly pleased wit
the idea of. Governor Hanna going t
Norway next summed to visit tn
centennial to be given at Christians