Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-03
New. ofthe State

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Fairmonnt Ia 10 have a new hotel.
Carson has changed depot agents.
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Buildings are going up RAPIDLY at
Hazen.
New Leipzig is to have a telephone
exchange.
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The Catholic fair at Bandan raised
$3.50 in two days.
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The rails Of the Great Northern will
soon reach Alexander.
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Jud LaMoure<is spending the fall at
his camp at Backus, MINI.
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Good roads is the slogan of the
commercial club at Lansford.
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Rain on the Missouri slope the first
day of December is some record.
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A large amount Of farm work is be.
ing planned for the winter months.
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A flow of good water was struck
lat Golden Valley at a depth of 25
feet.
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Many of the farmers find it is an
advantage to provide their potato bins
with ventilation.
People at Dawson threaten to make
a desperate effort to remove the
county seat from Steele.
There seems to be plenty of mois-
ture in the greater part of the state.
In some places the grass is still
green.
Both papers at Williston are print
ing large editions this fall to acc0mo-
date their extensive advertising pat
ronage.
Editor Wardwell of the Pembina
Pioneer Express still has a crouch be-
cause the county seat was moved to
Cavalier.
Gen. w. C. Treumann of Grafton
has been commissioned as represen-
tative of the Masonic grand lodge in
the Philippines.
Editor Schleppegrell says that it
was only a cold business proposition
that caused him to move the Star
from Krem to Eazen.
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Judging from the number OF turkey
raffles held JUST before Thanksgiving
the new gambling law seems to have
been forgotten entirely.
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In a great many counties of the
state tn %edelinquent tax list was pub
iished I'm sufficient lAie 50 there will
not be any question IS Is TO its legal
ity.
The devil on the Dunn County
Settler went over TO the opposition
paper. and Editor Doherty apologies
for his paper being shy Of news last
week.
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The Hillsboro Banner thinks if the
newspaper S will keep boosting long
enough there is no question but what
Norman B.. Elack will be goernor
some day.
A runaway team at Westhope ran
into another team standing at one of
the elevators, injuring one horse so
badly that 1t was necessary to shoot
the animal.
With the price of hen fruit 50 high
the Forman News thinks it is illog-
zeal for Editor Fyles OF the Miner
Teller to try to sell his hen house
at this time.
The banks at Ryder are sending re-.
personalities to Minnesota and Wis.
consin to purchase Holstien cattle
which will be sold to the farmers on
time at actual cost.
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G. A. Nygaard came in to Alexan.
der with 800 bushels Of flax in one
load. 1t was a train Of seven wagons
behind a big tractor engine. The flax
brought nearly 5000.
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The third annual Industrial exposi-
ticn held at Bismarck last month net
ted a handsome profit. There is 10
cause for complaint from any quar- /
ter for the showing made.
After having managed the Staples
company's lumber yard at Wyndmere
for 10 years, N. O.. Bondelid has re.
signed to go west, where he will en-.
gage in silo construction.
Edith Mr.. Ostby, who went from st.
Paul to Garrison to take a position in
q photograph gallery. had been there
but q few days when she went In.
sane. She is being held for relatives
at the jamestown asylum.
Devils Lake is without Sunday mail
service, and the New Rockford Trans.
script remembers the time when New
Rockford was on the branch line and
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