Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-14
News oftho State

underwood boasts OF us me school
s.
jamestown will restrict its public
dances.
Minot manages to keep alive that
$4,000 thcater talk.
The Grafton News and Times is
thirty.tWo years old.
Excessive telephone rates are Caus-
ing a complaint in Fargo.
Considerable grain Is being held for
higher prices next spring.
Marmarth wants the Milwaukee road
TO extend north Of that town.
The Elks at Williston scored a big
hit with their minstrel show.
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Newly elected county officers. over
the state have assumed office.
The Forum faVOrS the commission
form of government for Fargo.
s.
Mayville is making plans for a new
municipal electric lighting plant.
49,
Cass county landed three stenog'
raphers on the legislative pay roll. '
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There has not been a prisoner in
the Pembina county Jail this year.
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The OsnabrOck orchestra has taken
a new lease of life and is improving.
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The muskrat skins are advancing in
price. There is always a demand for
hides"
The prudent gardner is Keeping
blankets ove his tomato plants this
winter.
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The members of the legislature will
probably miss their railroad passes
this year.
Gamblers at Grand Forks are warn
ed by the authorities there to cease
operating.
The Lisbon Gazette gave a very fine
! report of the dedication OF the new
public school.
Ex-senator Neal of Garrison is said
to be a candidate for the ~wardenship
of the penitentiary.
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Will Holbien of the Lansford Journ,
al, is still secretary of the North Da-
kota press association.
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Colcord, OF the Minot Independent,
warns his readers against the get
rich.Quick' stock salesman.
Former County Judge Henry of Dew
lis Lake has gone to Virginia where
he and his family will reside.
H. Il. Evans, city engineer at Will
liston, would like to have Tim Atkin-
sons place as state engineer.
The Portal International is running
a column Of interesting dope under the
caption Twenty Years Hence"
Fifteen minutes after he resigned as
chief of Police at Devils Lake Will
Barnes was named deputy sheriff.
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The Fargo branch of Gideons have
finally succeeded in placing a bible in
about every hotel room in the state.
Fairchild, of the Cavalier Chronicle,
calls it "the superstitious year of our
Lord nineteen hundred and thirteen"
s.
The Mayville Tibune commends the
appointment of J. NJ. Stewart as chief
engrossing and enrolling clerk for the
senate.
The Minot Democrat, Donnybrook
Courier and the Sawyer Telegram
were appointed the official papers of
Ward county.
The Journal, a second newspaper
just started at Hettinger by Walter F.
Kelly and M. A. Fuller is a neatly
printed paper. '.,..
g.
A carload of buckwheat was shipped
from Cleveland, this state. 1t was the
first carload of that cereaI to leave
StutSman county.
The newspapers OF the state have
confidence that Governor Hanna, will
give the state the business administra.
ton expected of him.
Judge Cowan will devote a good deal
Of his time now to developing his
Ramsey county farm and will also
practice law in Devils Lake.
The editor of the DDriscoll News Is
thankful to the county for having ap.
pointed his paper as one of the official
newspapers for Burleigh county.
The present law under which the
sheriffs are now operating makes it
mandatory for that officer to collect
his fees or face a criminal action.
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"Old Bill" Holbein, editor Of the
Journal, bumped his knee
against a defective sidewalk and then
calls attention to the need of improve.