Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-13
News Of the State

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The Orpheum theatre at Minot has
changed hands.
A canning factory has been estab.
, lished at lisbon
lrint shops over The state are busy
printing auction sale bills.
The 18th of March is the day OF
township election over the state.
A good many improvements are be-
ing made at the Fort Totten Indian
school,
r. D. Monsoon made the Mercer
Telegram look better the first issue
he was in charge.
Patrick Leon of Minot has been SEN
fenced to serve three years at the pen
for highway robbery.
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The editor OF the Underwood Jour
nal seems to have had a run in with
the temperance people.
So
The Ashley Tribune promises to tell
this week why there was no local
news in the paper last week
s.
The report that the ice had gone
out of the Missouri was a little pre-
mature, with "a inches of ice.
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There is going to be lot of build
ing at Dawson this spring and some
of it has already been started.
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The editor of the News says that
the days of the pigger are past at
Ryder. What about the nights?
Laborers are already being brought
to the state for the railroad work that
will be done the coming season.
Stady is still growing, according to
the Leader--there has been an add-
ton built to the blacksmith shop.
The merchants of Dawson have
agreed to close their stores at 7
O clock instead OF as has been the
case.
There will be large attendance of
good road boosters at the Highway
Association convention at Fargo
March IS.
Newspapers over the state are re-
porting great increase in cash sub
scriptions received--which is a mark
Of prosperity.
Mohall is to have tow mill and it
did not take long for the enterprising
citizens of that village to raise the
5000 needed .""
The editor 6f the Larmore Pioneer
and the chief OF police of that city are
at outs and it, is stated there will be
some diddings.
The travelling men enjoyed ban
quet and ball at Valley City Saturday
evening, and there was large attend
'ance and a fine time.
The banks at Deering have CONSOLE
dated and will now do business under
the firm name of the Deering State
Bank with capitalization of $4,000.
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Eastern bankers and money loaners
are taking more notice of North Da-
kota now that there seems to be a
desire to get into the dairy business.
The Spring Valley Times published
at Melby, Elnn county, is a very cred
liable publication considering the
"sizc' Of the place in which it is pub
lished.
Editor Wood OF the Steele Ozone
has gone to Paradise--Louisana-
where he may invest some of the mil.
lions he has made out of the news.
paper game.
1t is stated now that Governor
'ui NJ may Dc 6iSCH pIdCc III Hc
Philippines. He has been mentioned
for so many places that conjectures
are barred in the future.
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1t is stated that Percy Trubshaw
has sold his subscription list of the
Cooperstown Courier to II. S. Rearick
and will move his plant to Valley City
where he will publish weekly paper.
"A farmer in Ramsey county near
Niles says he has we'll Of the pure
est water that ever flowed, and he Is
going to bottle 1t and sell it to the
less fortunate residents Of the state.
The village board Of Bowdon be.
lieves in letting the public know just
what they are doing and the proceed
ings will be published each meeting
In the Guardian, all same county COM
miss0ners.
The people Of Island Lake in Pierce
county not to be cheated out of amuse
ment by the non.appearance OF q
pdeacher who was to conduct a revi-
val meeting turned the affair into a
dancing I'arty.
The armory auditorium board at
Devils Lake has decided that the city
must have first class building and