Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-08
News ofthe State
E.ndcrlih has an incubator baby.

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Gee! No booze a De sent by par
GELS post
The first issue of the Hettingel
Journal Is out. :.
Carson will build a five thousand
dollar school house. =
Garrison had four weddings last
week. Such IL bccsness!
s.
The Williston Commercial club bel
a get..oge:her banquet last night. :
Lent begins on February IL. Easter
falls on March 23-and on Sunday, too
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There is q preacher in this state by
the name of Beer. Such inconsistency
The Darlington Independent sees
a big year of improvements ahead fol-
that CITY.
Fl. Rice has engaged a Bonanza
school marm-that IS, she comes from
Bonanza,
Mrs. Eoulger, mother of Mrs. +. J.
Hughes, of Dickinson, passed s.""y q
few days ago.
Never :aw the like of 81 mary holi'
day weddings, Must have been in the
air all over the staet.
If Dune McGlllis keeps on liking
Stanton is reported in the Mercer
Observation-Disclosures may lose him.
The proposed ten.rdund boxing con-
test which vas TO have been pulled
off at krem on New Years eve prov
ed a fizle.
A mai who was a little tipsy enter
ed a coal mine at Garrison, falling in
a pool of ice cold water. He was sober
when he emerged.
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The Crosby Eagle states that the
legislature convenes on the 9th AID
that Gov. Hanna will not take Office
till the Sth. Queer!
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Roy Fyles tells in his Minor Teller
of Editor Sam, of Siam, Susha, with
out regard for some of his readers who
might have a jag on.
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The Morton county Judge issued six
licenses and the paper reports but
four weddings. Wonder what the other
two were for-hunting?
Editor Wallin of the Fort Rice Ad-
vocate, takes issue with the North
Dakota tax commission On the PROPOSE
zion OF county assessor.
The parents of HoWard Utley, form
erly a member Of f company, Maadan,
are advertising for his whereabouts.
They reside at Lewis. la.
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Fees in the office Of register of
deeds OF Morton county both for De-
cember and for the year Of 1912 were
the largest in the history of the coun-
ty.
Editor Lyste of the Western Call,
warned his readers against Dragging
on the nice weather, but the weather
man beat him to it and it froze up be-
fore Lyste got the paper out.
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While driving to school a. few days
ago. Miss Paulina Schaff, a Morton
county teacher, was thrown from the
carriage, brakiag her limb in three
places. She is in a Mandan hospital.
Glen Haven is the appropriate name
adopted TO" a new town to be founded
in a valley on the 500 Line extension
west of Ambrose. The 500 Line
townsite agent will be invited to do
the christening.
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A box car on the Mott line got it's
feet tangled up in a brake'beam the
other evening. 1t, with several' of its
sister cars bumped the bumps al! land
Ing again on the rail, thereby spelling
a good news item.
81, 49,
Ed. Galehouse and wife of Caring
ton have gone to New York. From
there they will sail to the West Ind
les, cross Panama. and steamboat it
up the Pacific coast to British Column
bia and come home any way they like.
Guess that's going some.
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LaMoure county farmers have been
missing horses and cattle of late.
They suspected rustling. Several
cases have developed which proved
that the stock had strayed away and
had been taken up by subscribers who
had failed to advertise same.
It seemed bad enough when Brer
Stefonowicz, Of the Bowbells Tribune
sprung his name on the unsuspecting
public, but there is a worse critter
than he. The person is L. E. Dreves-
kracht, of the Kasmer German Amer
lean. Neither of them are anarchists.
AS Editor Goddard strolled down
town before daylight New Years morn
ing he picked uD a new subscriber,
and now quotes himself as the early
bird which caught the worm, all of
which is very we'll for Goddard but
had not the worm been out so early
he would not have been caught.