Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-10
News Of tho State
Opie Reid will visit Fargo soon.

Opie Reid viii visit Fargo Don
Wimbledon is repiping its artcsiar
Are you still keeping that New Yeal
resolution?
The tow mill at Mayville pays 50
ton for fax straw.
Portland. this state, reports two dou'
bic weddings recently.
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Lodges over the sta e are installing
their newly elected officers.
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The Fargo Forum was made one Of
Cass %county's official papers.
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a Golden Valley farmer is reported
as cutting flax last Saturday.
Wow! The kenmarc Journal refer:
10 "our hated rival up the street.
Pembina county papers are Still
fighting about the court house-whlch
is not completed.
People at Grafton are we'll pleased
| with the selection of Col. Frame as
speaker of the house.
Little Mac has joined the haymakers
and will issue an alfalfa edition Of his
Flasher Hustler, January "a.
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The Grafton News and Times has en-
tered upon its t%hirty-third year. Quite
a while for a North Dakotan.
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Pcmbina county has an auctiOneer
who believes in advertisinga nd uses
quarter page ads in various papers.
Walter Alalthousc, an oid-tilnc pass
cngcr engineer on the 500 line, and
living at Harvey, died on New Years
day.
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Map makers have a strenuous time
trying to keep pace with the new
North Dakota railroads and the county
division changes.
A former postmaster at Reynolds is
serving a six months sentence in the
Grand Forks county Jail for embezzling
funds from the p. O..
The Sheyenne Stars press caught
cold in the carburetor or some other
vital part-and the last issue was two
days late as a result.
James Z. Palmer, a civil war vet
eran, who had just proved up on a
homestead in Mckenzie county, died
suddenly lear Schafer.
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Bathgate people have presented a
talented daughter 9th at village with
a purse of $3.50 to assist her in con.
tinuing her musical studies.
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James II. Allredge of Decatur coun'
ty, iowa, .usked 282 bushels Of corn In
ten hours on a wager, which is claim
eu to be The worlds record.
Chief of Police Barns, who has been
in charge of police affairs at Devils
Lake six years resigned when commits
sion form OF government carried.
The Buford Tribune says that Editor
Mitchell of the Fairwater Times is
wearing a stove pipe" hat in celebra-
ton OF the coming Of the first railroad
train.
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The Bantry Advocate quoted Shake
speare in correcting an error in an
article regarding a big crop yield and
found that it was a case of cloves la
Dor lost"
The lemon and oragne crop in Cali.
fornia has been frozen and there are
many former North Dakota people who
probably wish they were back in the
fickertail state.
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There was a rumor that Tom Allen,
charged with the murder Of Brownie
Emery near Fare and lodged in the
Williston Jail. had committed suicide
but it was a mistake.
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An Indiana citizen, returning home
from a trip to North Dakota said: Go
where you will i'll North Dakota and
you will find everyone BOOSTING
Sure. there is always something to
boost.
Since a gun which he had with him in
the rig was accidentally discharged and
tore the visoy off his cap without injur-
ing him.. Frank Kritzberger, of Caledo-
MIA. thinks he is about the luckicst man
in the state.
w. +. Doherty, a lawyer at Minot,
who was pushing a claim for an oil
company, became so excited and flung
books and things about the court room
in such a reckless manner that Judge
Davis fined him $40.
A. fellow with a jag On smashed a
LaMoure county farmers pump. He
evidently was opposed to anything in the
water line, but that same old pump
would probably have looked good to
him the next morning.
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