Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-16
News Of tho State

The grim reaper f1nds slim picking
in North Dakota,
The old Catholic church building at
Langdon is for sale.
The Douglas Herald is contemplat-
ing a piano contest.
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Washburn ignite coal is finding q
good market at Minot.
Telephone wires at Grand Forks are
being laid under ground.
The curfew ordinance is to be rig
idly enforced at Neville.
Moving pictures are being shown in
the opera house at C%arrinston.
Gates hall near Hazelton is becom-
ing a popular resort for dances.
A regular hunting permit is nov re-
CURED to trap mink or muskrats.
Exhibits for the corn show in Barnes
county are being sent by parcels
post.
The people of North Dakota are
paying their taxes in.good shape this
fall.
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A arge number of new books have
been added to the public library at
Dickinsn.
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A lodge of the Sons of Norway was
organized at Cooperstown with ninty
members.
There has been a change of minis.
tiers in the Congregational church at
WahpetOn.
The young people Of many towns
have commenced rehearsing Christ.
mas cantatas.
Some Of the children at Churches
Ferry are quarantined because of
scarlet fever.
The Transcript believes that New
Rockford will have city mail delivery
after Jan. LIST.
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Arrests over the state are nero
of Parents who neglect to send their
children to school.
The towns along the Aneta line are
%petitioning the Great Northern for a
Sunday train service.
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\ Work is being pushed on the stand
pipe al Lisbon, all the material hav-
ing arrived last week.
" The moos in the Glendale zoo is
under s'the care Of aFphysictan, hav.
ing ran a nail in one. Of itssfeet.
People in nearly every town are
being warned against throwing paper
and other refuse on the streets.
The 500 officials at Min0t are max.
ing al effort to prevent young boys
from jumping on and II moving trains.
Farmers Of North Dakota are tax.
ing better care Of their machinery
through the winter months than for
merly.
The well water at Cogswell has
been recently Analysed and pronounc.
ed safe for drinking and household
purposes.
The Wimbledon News publishes a
picture Of the first passenger train
that arrived in that town over the
Midland railroad.
Judge Crawford Of Dickinson will
hold court this week at Stanton while
Judge Nuchols of Mandan& is holding
court at Bowman.
The Times tells of what fast time
the insurance companies had their ad.
%justors on the ground after the big
fire at Garrison last week.
According to the Mott papers Sen.
ator Jacobson and his bride were Civ.
en- a rousing reception when they re.
turned to the white City,"
Fred Mitchell trie dat Lakota for
the murder of Frank Fisher, both
Hi0AiuSiS VI d poC gang last summer,
was declared insane and the case end.
ed abruptly.
The Dickey Reporter thinks it is
hardly fair to hurl old shoes-and
things-at a newly welded couple and
let those who CONE out of a divorce
court escape.
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There are not many farm boys of
North Dakota who are making the
mistake Of thinking there is more
music In the factory whistle than in
the old dinner bell.
The determination on the. part Of
the people at Dawson to move the
county seat of Kidder county there
IS strong to cause the people at Steele
some worry all right enough.
The Ryder News thinks the Minot
Independent must have heard from
some of it's subscribers because 1t is
now supporting the farmers equity in.
stead Of NGfSs1Kaor nY8r ohnxnl.. "