Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-25
News ofthe State

ColSOA 10 " nave q LuOVAuS pACtuEe
shows.
Ignite coal mined at Medora is
winning a reputation.
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Religious revivals are numerous ov-
er the state this fall.
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The social clubs Of North Dakota
are active this season.
The business situation is a promis-
ing n in North Dakota.
The Thanksgiving ball at Beach
promises to be a hummer.
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People at Beach are using Ignite
coal from thc Medora mines.
Catholic missionaries will hold SER
vices for u week at Dickinson.
The winter games for the nula club
at Hazclton have been started.
More bridges have been built in
Emmons county this past season.
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The cigarette law OF North Dakota
is as good as new. 1t has never been
used.
Many towns OF the state will con-
tinue building operations through the
winter.
The new towns of the Stanton line
are locking forward to a big boom
in the spring.
DR.. Monteith was given a splendid
reception when he returned to Hazel
ton with his bride.
Robbers looted R%osenberg's cloth
ingstore at Beach Sunday for a win
ter's supply Of goods. rta
The attendance at the old settlers
meeting at Valley City was not as
large as was expected.
The banks at Beach have united in
declaring that hereafter o%verdrafts
will not be tolerated.
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Stock, horses. machinery and house
hold goods are still coming into
North Dakota by the carload.
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After being closed for six weeks the
brick yard at Dickinson has started
on an order for 100 900 brick.
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The Merchants National bank at
Dickinson will distribute blooded
cows in Stark and Dunn counties.
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Many arrests have been made over
the state where parents have neg
lected to send their children to school.
Fire fighters at Beach had consid-
cradle dificnltysina extinguishing. the
blaze when the coal dock there caught
fire.
J.. P. Boltz. town merchant at Bel
field received a black cye sen ne
attempted to eject a +e.al.'. from his
firm. #s
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Many North Dakota farmers will
raise garden truck this winter in hot
beds to get an early start in the
spring.
The Stark county fair association
has become a permanent organization
and the site for the grounds has been
selected.
The Gwinner Press thinks if wom-
ans suffrage is granted in North Da-
kota m will reach the age Of q
a great deal sooner.
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J. j. Armstrong who stole an auto.
mobile at Regina in July ran into the
arm Of the law when he reached
Devils Lake the other day.
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Morton county has two more inven-
tors, Thos. Bean of Glen Ullin, and
Jas. w. Golden of Sweet Briar, who
have patented appliances for automo-
biles.
Failing to receive a love letter on
schedule time caused Charles Whisky,
a Mandan clerk to lose his mind.
He was taken to his home at st.
Paul. ~
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On account Of the grain business
languishing at Medcra dad" Nc
Gregor has purchased the grain ware
house and will use it for a kitchen on
his claim.
Now that the Paramount & Veblen
railroad has been finished the Fair
mount News is of the -opinion-that a
million bushels .ofs:wheat will be
hauled from Veblens this fall.
A promising movement is afoot in
Mercer county to complete a Metho-
dist church, Of which only the base
ment has been finished. Services have
been held in the basement for years.
"A transient c%anvasser received an
expensive lesson from the police ma.
gistrate at Jamestown. He had been
fnO fresh with q ladv he called on anil