Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-21
News ofthe State
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Farmers institutes are numerous.
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Farmers institutes are being helC
around the state.
The town well at Darlington is ir
working order again.
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Mandnn seems anxious TO have {;
gas plant established there.
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The Chro lotype insists, in doubl>
column language, that Neche is a live
town.
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Hotel Sterling, destroyed by fife
a: Bowman New Years day, will be
rebuilt.
Lent starts February 2 this year
and will not come as early again fol
fifty years.
An epidemic of distemper Is ram
pant among the canine population OF
HIankinson. N..
Ambrose has not given up hopes
Of becoming the seat of government
in Divide county.
Judge Kirk and J.. C. Adamson have
formed a law partnership and will
practice at Bottineau.
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Bottineau wiz have a farmers In.
stitute this winter il they can raise
the money-and they can.
A good many of the papers in the
state were lucky enough to draw the
pure food list last week.
The location of the Methodist hos
cital planned for North Dakota will be
left to the state conference.
The North Dakota man who libeled
King Geor:e is getting plenty Of pub.
licity in the state papers.
The Aneta PanarOma is not just en-
actly satisfi!-l with the train service
between that city and Fargo.
President Worsts saying more
farmers and fewer hoboes' seems to
lave struck a responsive chord.
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. There is a move on foot 10 form. a
new county out of the territory COM
prising the Berthold reservation.
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At Regain, Dick, the barber" comes
to town everv Tuesday and shaves the
natives of the town at the pool hall.
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The Steele Ozone wants the present
legislature to arrange to have the ses.
sion laws published in the newspa-
pers.
Post holiday advertising in the press
of the state seems to be larger than
at any time in the history of North
Dakota.
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The cost per graduate Of Mayville
normal students is less than that OF
any other educational institution in
the state.
George B. Winship is sending the
Grand Forks Herald interesting news
letters from California where he is
now living.
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New boards of county commission
ers have taket office in every county
in the state, and generally there IS
satisfaction. ,
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The Williston Graphic, Ray Pioneer
and "Old Bill's" Buford Tribune, were
named as the official papers for Will
liams county.
An eighteen year old girl at Hills
boro has been bound over to the dis
tricts court in the sum Of $1,000 for
forging a $40 check.
There appears to be great satisfac-
ton among the press boys with the
election of Trubshaw as president OF
the editorial association.
A bevy Of women at Grand Forks are
coming to Bismarck to help support
the bill providing for woman suffrage
introduced by Senator Bronson.
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Senator Davidson sends, an inter-
esting news latter regarding the open
ing of the legislative session to his
home paper, the Portal International.
The Gazette says the Courtenay
commercial club is a dead one and
suggests that it would be a good thing
to inject some life into the organize
ton.
= The Grafton News and Times refus-
es to publish the communications of
r. L. Watkins, superintendent of the
enforcement league, unless they are
paid for.
Bankers of the state have been busy
attending their annual meetings dur
ing the past week and almost without
exception the reports have come in of
good years.
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The Hope Pioneer had the only ther-
Of its kind in the city and
some sonOfagun stole it. A years
subscription to the Pioneer is offered