Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-08
fLICkERTAIL FACTS
Large audiences are attending the
revival meetings at LaMoure,

IefIVdl meetings. ~ l-dWuuTr.
The business men at Burnstad wan
a pool room established there.
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North Dakota bank clearings have
been shooting skyward this fall.
The Sons of Norway will put on ;
lecture course at Minot' this winter.
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Former Editor kellogg of the Oakes
Journal will spend the winter in Ari
Church societies are arranging =
lot of winter entertainments over the
state.
There have been but few accidents
among North Dakota hunters this
fall.
Jud LaMOure has sold his store at
Neche, which he has conducted since
1880.
0Ac u "l5C uullIbCj- VIZ ~ ~
shows to BIZ. given this fall in North
Dakota.
There aresfew towns in North Da-
kOta that are without a moving pic.
ture show. ~
Village rcut-ups" seem to have
been busy with FRANKS over the state
Hallowe'en.
The subject of milk inspection is
being discussed by the city council
at Valley City.
The city council at LaMoure has
contracted for an increased stree;
lighting system.
A holocaust was narrowly averted
at LaMoure, when one of the restaur-
ants caught fire.
Editor Jarvis of the Cakes Journal
will have to be Shown" before he
advocates votes for women.
Editor Ed. X. Moore of the VIC.
Clusky Gazette is the father of a
daughter, born just recently.
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Many members of the legislature
will be disappointed If the extra ses.
sion is not called this winter.
There is a constant demand for the
presence of Governor Hanna at all
the importdM functions of the state.
The coming campaign will contain
many county seat removal fights that
will stir upsa large amount of inter
est.
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h. The Bulletin, Just issued by the
state press association, will be a pop
ular publication with the press if con-
tinued. i F..
The excellent weather this fall has
given the farmers of the state a great
opportunity to catch up with their
fall work. " >
There will be two murder cases
tried in the district court at Lakota
this fall, the trial of one has already
commenced.
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The low water in most of the lakes
and sloughs over the state has reduc-
ed returns for the duck hunters some
hat this year.
The public librarian at Devils Lake
notes there is a constant demand
there for books printed in the Scan
d%inavian language.
Arthur Guy, who "a we'll known
at Bismarck, when he was located a;
Wishek, is 1ourishing as a practicing
attorney at Cakes.
That new rural mail carriers are
constantly being appointed for North
Dakota gives more evidence that the
state is rapidly growing.
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A large colony of Bulgarians re-
Gently arrived at S%treeter to join
others who are there, and to engage
in farming in that vicinity.
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All of the newspapers Of the state
are taking this season of the year to
urge their delinquent subscribers to
come across with the mazuma.
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Many of the schools in the state
closed several days this week, while
the teachers attended the education
al association meeting at Fargo.
Few sections Of the country can ex-
to raising produc of all kindsETAOl
eel the Missouri slope when 1t comes
to raising produce of all kinds.
If Flasher is not designated as a
county seat after the coming cleo.
tion it will not be the fault of "Lit.
tie Mac" editor OF the Hustler.
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The police at Grand Forks are on
the lookout for the man who attempt,
ed the September Morn" stunt in
several cafes there the other day.
There will be q great string Q
yarns snapped when the old settlers
of Barnes county hold taeir annua:
meeting at Valley Cit; next week.
P. d. Norton has intimated to some
Of the newspapers '0f the state that
ne will be a candidate for reelection