Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-21
News of tho State

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The opposition to Governor Hanna IS
fading rapidly.
Northern Pacific officials recently
visited Stanton.
The drug store at Goodrich has
changed hands.
Officers have been reelected for the
Grand Forks fair.
There will be several candidates for
railroad commissioner.
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Work is progressing rapidly on the
new theaier at Valley City.
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The gas company at Valley City has
moved into larger quarters.
The Minot fire department ha sre-
ceived d new automobile truck.
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The First Security bank at Raleigh
has moved into its new building.
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Society events will be numerous in
North Dakota the coming season..
There Was a serious fire at Edgeley
when q livery stable was consumed.
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New Rockford has eight mail trains
a day under the new train schedules.
Violators of the North Dakota game
laws have but little chance this year.
Grand Forks wants the Great North
ern to build a new depot in that
city.
The Scandinavian American bank
has juss opened for business at Graf
ton.
The P~resbyterians at Streeter have
just dedicated a church free from
debt.
Many farmers in Mercer county are
holding their grain till the railroad is
extended.
An insane negro has just been taken
from Grand Forks to his former home
in New York.
Frank Hobza, former publisher of
the Lidgerwood BroadaXe, may locate
at Valley City,
Great interest is being taken in the
entertainments ]. W. Foley is giving
over the state.
A family Of five at Mohall nearly
suffocated from gas escaping from
their coal stove.
The farmers in the vicinity Of Car
rington are to have the benefit Of a
travelling bratW, !, s, IA 4
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The next meeting of the North Da-
kota highway association will be held
at Fargo December l..
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Forks has spent a half million in new
buildings the past year.
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Belfield has an active lot of repub.
licans who will form an organization
for the coming campaign.
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Field agents of the better farming
association are holding series of group
meeting in various towns of the state.
The bonding companies are making
a determined effort to prevent the
state from engaging in the bonding
business.
Rural school teachers are to hold the
fourth OF a series of six meetings at
Inkster, and a fine program has been
arranged.
Former state Senator H. H. Steele,
a banker at Mohall, has also been
mentioned as a possible candidate for
state treasurer.
The farmers OF North Dakota are
. 80 LhoI IL pay u Q IIC
cream to The creamery than to do the
churning at home.
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A recent decision from the supreme
court seems to settle definitely that
the county seat CT Mountrail county
will remain at Stanley.
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At the corn show at New Rockford
it was demonstrated that "a d%ifferen:
varieties Of corr had successfully ma.
tured this year in Eddy county.
One OF the applicants for pardon
from the penitentiary writes that he
wants to get out because he is en-
tirely disguised with prison life.
After five hours. Of agony as the re-
suits of injuries received in falling
from a load of hay, Alphonse Gorude,
a farmer, died in the hospital at Dray.
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