Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-12
News Of the State
The ice harvest is getting good.

ing hard for al electric light plant
for Minor this year.
BY sticking a pay local on the end
Of a personal, the jamestown Capital
makes it read funny.
Many communities are taking ad.
vantage y. the offer of a free travelling
library by the state librarian.
Anna Callahan has withdrawn as a
candidate for postmaster at Casselton
to which she was appointed.
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A GAINESVILLE, Ohio, undertaken sent
a coffin by mail, the postage being 6S
cents. "A dead immortal cinch." w
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The Paramount News wants some
man in that town to start a movement
against cigarettes among boys.
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Sec. Thomas Cooper of the Better
Farming association, talked to the
commercial club of Kenmare, Jan. s.
A Bisbee man shipped a big consign-
ment of turkeys to the twin cities and
realized about So each for them.
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1t is easy for the maj who has to
say to the man who has not, "be con-
tented, but it comes with poor grace.
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The Better Farming association CT
Stutsman county held a very inter
esting meeting at jamestown, Jan. 8.
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The annual meeting Of the North
Dakota Bankers association will be
held in Grand Forks, June IL and IL.
Farmers and others in western
Stutsman county, near Medina, erect
ed $23,675 worth of new buildings last
year.
Sheriffs of North Dakota are now
drawing salaries instead of getting
their enoluments from the fees of the
Office.
OF nine men at Mandan arrested for
blind plugging, one was bound over,
five were freed and three failed to
appear.
An Elgin- couple didn't elope--they
just tried to make a getaway but
the plA blew up. Her brother. was in
the way.
Editor A. D. McKinnon of the Den
hoff Voice burned up" some unknown
miscreant who shot at his little boys
collie dog.
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The Hansboro News appreciates
most those News Year greetings that
came in the Shape Of a renewal OF
subscription, )
O. H. Brunk and Bert Hastings OF
! Charlson, got in fifty-five thrashing
days last season and threshed a total
of 1919 bushels. .,.@
The three cornered membership
campaign between jamestown, Grand
.orks and Fargo promises to be a
hummer of a scrap.
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Ignite coal mining has reached a
stage at Kenliare where the 500 has
had to detail two extra switch engines
to handle the business.
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The past year proved a very pros
porous one for the Medina creamery.
During that time they paid the farm
ers Of that vicinity $4,000.
One of the publishers Of the Dickin-
son RecorderPost says his wicked
partner beat him our of several days
loafing by having the grip.
A lot of pigs, stolen at Devils Lake
two weeks ago, were found butchered
but not dressed beneath a straw pile
and the thieves r being rounded up.
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Dan Rowland caused the arrest of
three men at Minot on the charge that
the defendants kicked and beat him
and in the struggle cracked two of his
ribs.
Former Chief of Police Barnes,
who resigned as chief at Devils Lake
unexpectedly, was Immediately ap-
pointed deputy sheriff Of Ramsey
county.
John KalaMaga, who created such a
sensation in the vicinity of Mott last
fall by refusing to be arrested and hid
ing in.his wheat field. has finally been
nabbed.
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At the annual meeting of the Times
Herald Publishing Co., at Grand Forks
all the old officers were reelected and
N. B. Black was again named business
manager.
The tallest woman in the world has
died. In some ways she had lived long
and in others she had not. She was
but 40 years of age, but s feet, three
inches tall.
A Valley City wo.nan wanted to send
a jar of butter by parcels post but
was refused on the ground that it was
prohibited by the rule naming 'any;
thing of a bad odor."
A box car at Mandan has been con-.
de.nned and declared as worthless. 1t
was on the right track, but in the
wrong place when a locomotive root
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