Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-14
News Of tho State
There are few fires in the state this

A second bank has been started a
Buxton.
The depot at streeter has been re
painted.
Thanksgiving festivities are being
PREPARED.
The Rugby Tribune has moved in
to new quarters.
More trees will be planted in the
state the coming year.
Dickinson's new vaudeville and pic.
ture theater has opened.
The Degree of Honor held a conyen-
ton at Lakota this week.
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The boy scouts in many of the
towns are active this fall.
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Work has been completed on the new
Presbyterian church a. Neville.
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Grand Forks has enacted a new or
dinance governing the sale of milk.
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Congressman George M. Young is
optimistic over the prosperity Of the
country Ri.
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The city dads at Park River are in
v%estigating the cos. OF a white light
ing system.
An American gas lighting system
has been installed in the Office of the
Adams Budget.
The briqpetting plants of North
Dakota will work a revolution in fuel
in the northwest.
Telegraph wires have been 'cut in"
to the depot at Blad0n and an agent
has been installed.
The. city council at Petersburg has
purchased fourteen acres to be de-
veloped into a city park next spring.
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The postofice department is send
ing out that old time warning about
mailing your Christmas parcels ear.
ly."
The Commercial club of Park River
is making an effort to have the
freight rates for that town readjust.
ed.
The corr show being held at New
Rockford this week is the biggest
event of its kind ever held in that
county.
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While calling on a young lady
friend Albert Berntson of Carlson
was made the victim Of a charivari
party. iH
The business men at Neville are
meeting with great success in solicit
ing stock for an .elec1ri light plant at
that town.
Until the janitor "butted in" some
Of the school boys at Drake had a
hilarious time when they found a jug
of whiskey.
The new marriage law of North
Dakota has caused many applicants
of this state to secure their licenses
in Minnesota.
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Corral Schidt, a coat thief was cap
tured by the police at Grand Forks.
He had a habit of stealing fur coats
on the east eide.
Editor Anderson of the Sherbrooke
Tribune is also justice Of the peace
and he has just performed his first
marriage ceremony.
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The N. P. yards at jamestown have
recently inspected the yards at
jamestown with the view Of adding to
the track f%acilitAes.
Former tGoysrno9rs Frank White of
Valley City; Has been anamed presi-
dent of the newly organized Middle
west Loan antitrust company.
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With a large class in that CITY ready
for the work the annual fall Scottish
rite reunion has opened at Grand
Forks in the Masonic temple there.
North Dakota ~suffragettes will not
have an opportunity to hear Mrs,
Pankhurst. She will nass Through
the state but she will not be asked to
stop. -
Another live deer has been sent
from the agricultural college at Far.
go to the ZOO garden Of the peniten-
tiary at Bismarck. 1t came by ex-
press.
Bishop Cameron Mann is making
q number of farewell visitations over
the state before. leaving North Da-
kota for his new charge in Southern
Florida.
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Attorney Steve Cowley formerly of
Grand Forks, but now Of Great Falls,
has been selected to make the sTElks
memorial address at st. Paul next
month.
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