Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-27
News Of tie State
Is to have q barbershop.

been enlarged.
The school district at Marmarth
has been divided.
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Mclean county had a good sized
delinquent tax list.
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An addition is being built to the
light plant at Neville.
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For a new town Fryburg Is making
great progress this fall.
Better farming meetings are still
in progress over the state.
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Nimrods around New Leipzig find
great sport in rabbit hunting.
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The Catholic iFores,ers of Lidger-
wood have organized a band.
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A $4,000 cold storage plant is to
be built this winter at Minot.
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Depot Agent Blaisdell of Rugby has
been transferred to Williston.
Several banks over the state have
just recently installed chime clocks.
The nurses of the St. Joseph hos
Dital at Minot gave a benefit dance.
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Nine new members were recently
added to the Pisek fire department.
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The whole town of McHenry will
join in having a united Christmas
party.
A number of debates on socialism
are booked for Kenmare this coming
winter.
A magnificent new Methodist
church was dedicated at Larimore
Sunday.
Martin Jensen at Walum was given
20 days in Jail for playing cards for
the treats. ~
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Some one attempted to burn the
farm buildings of John sheleshanko
near Benedict.
Matt Johnson o fthe Omemee Her.
aid wants Burdick to be candidate
for something. 81
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Great interest was taken in the first
corn show for Dunn county which
was held last week.
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The farmers attending the Barnes
county corn show were given a royal
welcome at Valley City.
A number Of Minot people were in
terested in the Denbigh pressed brick
company which failed.
The school children of Benedict
are housed in a new school house
completed this year. /,
The %postoffice at McHenry has
changed hands. John Faytle is sue.
ceeded by w. O, Howard.
Expert accountants have had a
long seige checking up the t%reasurer's
office in Bowman county.
The town of Rhame in the south
western part of the state boasts Of
being a fine trading point.
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The organization of a better mer-
chants association in North Dakota
seems possible this coming year.
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The moving of : the ~postofice at
Aneta makes a great improvement in
the business section Of that town.
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The Adams Budget says that an
epidemic of hog cholera hitting pretty
heavy in that part Of the state.
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1t is said that more buckwheat
will be raised in the northwestern
part of the state as a,feed for stock.
Considerable litigation is apt to fol-
low if the %delinsuent t,lx lists in
North Dakota were published under a
wrong date.
The school board at Churches Ferry
at a recent meeting passed a resolu-
ton %forbidding smoking in the school
buildings or on the grounds.
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The annual minstrel show of the
Minot Elks this year will consist of
a. cabaret extravaganza which will
be given the first week in December.
A farmer near Ryder who was
thought to have lost his mind from
lonescmeness backed up his farm i'm
ailments and fled the country in a
buggy.
There is considerable agitati0n
among the farmers IN the vicinity Of
Cooperstown over the establishment
Of a Farmers Cooperative store
there.
Fifty-three births have occurred at
,Hettinger and vicinity since Janu-
arv LIST, and it is believed the number
will he greatly increased before the
year Is out.
While district court was in session
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