Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-28
News Of II State

These are days for ssstlag ap-
Fargo i'd proud Of ita police force.
Almost time to renew automobile
licenses.
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sma n, sto is prevalent IN the s'e''''
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Williston is claimed to be infested
with a fire bug.
A petition is being circulated for
Dickfor1s pardon.
The mill at jamestown has been
closed down temporarily.
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Cakes wants I, t-- the commission
II city government.
The regimental band at Lisbon will
give a concert New Years Day.
Very few North Dakota people have
gone to winter resorts this year.
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The German Lntherans are to dedt-
cate a cemetery at New England
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Rev. Oliver Of McHenry swOre In
a class of 81 boy scouts at Caring
ton.
People at Wyndmere had their
municipal Christmas tree at the opera
house.
The Gwinner Press suggests Mexico
IS a good place for Mrs. Pankhurst to
lecture.
The Wahpeton Globe.Gazettc will
establish a branch Office at Fargo with
Ralph Penner manager.
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Congressman Norton sends holiday
greetings from Washington to his
q North Dakota friands. @
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Hay fever sufferers of North Dako-
ia are rejoicing because the weather
has cooled off somewhat.
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The New England Herald insists
on being appointed one of the official
papers of Hettinger county.
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The Better Farming movement will
be discussed at a farmers institute
at Williston early in January.
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Seven hundred windows were re.
Gently put in the green house of the
state normal school at Mayville.
The Luverne Ledger, published in
Steele county, is among the latest
newspaper ventures in the state.
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The pump at the electric station at
New Rockford broke down and the
town was in dar1ness temporarily.
Mrs. j.. r. Cooper of Willow City
returned stoShers home last Friday 6t-.
ter several weeks at the hospital in
Bottineau.
Editor Roberts has sold the Tower
City Topics to w. B. Knight, who
formerly published the Buffalo Elk
press. III.
Albert Olson of Benson county has
been taken to the %penitentiary where
he will serve seven years and six
months for rape.
Using a pitchfork for a vaulting
pole, Donald Warner. at Hope, was
seriously injured, when the handle
pierced his groin.
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Senator and Mrs. Ed. Pierce OF
Sheldon have gone to Daytona Beach,
Fla, where they will spend the bal
ance Of the winter.
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Mrs. E. Knutson, Of Hatton, met
with a bad accident recently, fall
ing down in a cellar and breaking her
arm and collar bone.
Basket ball has taken azBeat in the
sbald:headed row" Of the sport page
and is being enjoyed. by large numbers
over the state at the present time
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Miss Wakefield, q wide.awaKe coun-
try schoolma'am near Westhope,
gave a hard times social and got
some money for her school library.
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Frank Blake, whoshas@ held q gov
eminent position at Fort Fotten. will
60 to Samoa Island, where he has
another position with the government.
Editor Larin, of Mayville, says he
adnires any woman that has the
cheek to discard paint and powder.
Editor Larin was always queer, any.
way.
Lloyd Musberger of Omemec. at.
tending the Fargo college, failed to
get the Rhodes prize, but he was
next high man, and that is some.
thing.
The big debate and dance held by
the Russell Farmers club was q
grecess. The COW won in the debate
and she is getting the best Of it all
around.
During 1914 North Dakota will be
able to celebrate its quarter centen.
NAL as a state. It was admitted to
the Union in 1889, along with its sis.
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