Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-03
News ofthe State

DuHselln ~ preparing 10 Dulid a new
NJ. h. church.
G.. w. Stewart is the new 500 line
agent at Omemee .
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Butler Perrin Of Omcmmee shipped
a ton OF poultry to Seattle.
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Bill Winaey of Lansford seems to
have departed for Calgary.
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Westhope wants either an Ice or a
roller rink, roller preferred.
Some of the bands Of the state are
giving winter street concerts.
s.
Many farmers on the state are MAX
ing a specially of raising hogs.
The Lansford farm expert, r. A
Chitty has gone back to Indiana.
Mckenzie county will have the first
railroad tunnel in North Dakota.
Ryder has hopes Of a better pos
seIger train running to that town
some day.
A mercantile company at Ryder has
gone into bankrnptcy-to give all
creitors a show.
The court house question is still
being hotly discussed by the papers
of Pembina county.
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Editor Ialldorson of Souris got ont
an extra large sheet last wee kot take
care of his advertising.
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WesthoDe got the new fire engine
and it's a peach-has four lungs and
other things in proportion.
s.
Fotser county will have a white
slave case on it's calendar OF the
next term of district court.
s.
Postmaster Borsheim of Westhope
lost his little four year old daughter
from an abcess or the brain .
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The warm weather over the state
has made it impossible to start many
ice skating Kinks that had been plan
ned.
A MaXbass man scooted between
two days leaving a number to hold the
sack. He has been located though,
they say
81
Grafton did itself proud in enter.
tanning the visitors who came to at.
tend the dedication of the new Mason.
ic temple.
DR.. Halldorson Of Souris was run
over by the drayman there and severe.
~ bruised the other day. No serious
injury resulted.
Corn contests have proved a sue
cess among the boys and girls on the
FARMS in North Dakota and the next
thing to be tried lis a hog contest.
The poor seed bugaboo is being
thrown out again-and it is we'll to
pay some need-as there is sure to be
much seed that is not worth planting
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Rural mail carriers were we'll re.
membered by patrons of the routes
at Christmas time. Most Of the sea
sons greetings were Of a substantial
sort.
A young man and young woman at
Willow City got their suit cases mix
ed and when they opened them in the
privacy OF their rooms there was con-
sternation.
Optimist-the Wadsworth farmer
ined by a high wind, said it was a
good thing, as it saved him cutting
kindling wood.
The wife of a minister at Souris
while walking around the house in the
gray dawn of the morning stumbled
over the house dog. She fell and
broke her leg.
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Turtle Lake line, fell between an en-
gine and the station platform and was
dragged aror several yards, but not
seriously hurt.
The Woodworth Rustler had so
Imany personal items last week that
they al out of cap Ms and used low
err case and small caps-but printed
Jail the personal.
Many of the state papers have
printed interesting accounts Of the
trip to the Boys and Girls institute
at Fargo, furnished by the local dele
CATION of young folks.
Major C. w. Buttz of Buttzville
has gone to Washington to spend the
usual winter season at the capital.
He has been attending congressional
%sessions for twenty-five years.
1t is said that the firm which was
successful in being awarded the con-
tract for drawing the plans for the
Grand Forks county building has
drawn the plans for every courthouse
bGilt i'm the state in the past ten