Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-26
News 81 the State
is to have a band.

Kenmare is to have a shooting gal
lery.
s.
Minot's new $4,000 auto fire truck
has arrived.
There is a demand for a hospital
at Winston.
More county bridges are needed in
Mercer county.
The potato warehouse at Cavalier
is a busy place.
Double weddings are frequent this
fall in North Dakota,
The Lidgerwood band has received a
new set OF instruments.
John Nord OF Fort Clark lost his
house by fire last week.
LansfOrd Is to have an ice rink
II the weather ever gets cold enough.
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Measles are prevalent in several
towns In the northern part OF the state.
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The Moose lodge at Williston has
recently made great gains in member
ship.
The Commercial club at Portal has
been re-organize1 aud new officers ell
ected.
The first consolidated school in Het-
finger county was dedicated last
week.
The mar at Williston who beat his
COW with a neckyoke was fined .$25
and costs.
Gilbert Tien, publisher of the Panor.
ama at Aneta, has purchased a drug
store at Dunseith. Il
The Burt Echo has been sold but
Editor Meyers will continue in charge
for some time yet.
Farmers for a distance Of sixty
miles are hauling their wheat to the
flour mill at Krem.
The Farmers elevator at Williston
is buying grain one cent margin above
operating expenses.
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There will be no lack of candidates
for sheriff in MsLean county when
the campaign opens.
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"A sneak theft stole IS Thanksgiv-
ing turkeys from Walter Wexford, a
Pembina county! farmer.
s.
Under the direction of Major MUIR
ply Of Minot the 500 road has start
ed a great boom for North Dakota.
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Work on the new school building
at Williston is progressing rapidly.
The brick work has been finished.
There are millions OF dollars worth
Of good building material in the good
hard rock scattered over the state.
The Krem Star predicts a great
future for Hazen one of the new
towns on the Stanton line extension.
A company of eastern capitalists
will soon start a factory at Hebron
for the manufacture of electric insula-
tors.
With the present brand of weather
prevailing it is feared, there will be
a shortage in the ice crop for next
season.
A reward is being offered fer the ar
rest Of the vandals who have been dis
figuring tombstones in the cemetery at
Milton.
Farmers are being warned against
clothes peddlers and other fake
agents who are travelling through
the state.
The Belfield Times has celebrated
its fifth birthday and Editor Dence
is preparing a special edition for
Christmas.
The. people of Wells county were
highly incensed over the name in
which young McBain was railr0aded
to the %penitentiary.
Farmers in the vicinity Of Taylor are
realizing the value Of better, stock and
two carloads of blooded cattle were
shipped there last week. Y.
%s. III - g. \. "
Jasper Smith, a former Bismarck
Tribune printer. now located at Tay-
lor. is making a great success as an
auctioneer in that section.
The Commercial club at Milton Il
attempting to have the elevators Of
that town. discontinue discrimination
and all pay the same price for grain.
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The village board at Underwood Il
Offering a4reward Of S1Osfo the ar.
rest OF anyone caught, interfering
with the street liphtss lin that town
The number OF school Kids at He
bron has outgrown the school house
at ahtt town and the Congregations
church there Is being used for q schoo
room.
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