Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-09
News of the Stats

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restaurant.
The income tax means more clerk
hire for the banks.
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Grand Forks complains Of a short
age of bricklayers.
North Dakota newspapers are stiI
arguing against mail order houses.
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The e Catholic church at Brad
dock is rapidly nearing completion.
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A fstic encounter followed an &C.
ton in justice court at Hazelton last
week.
The fire departments Of many
towns are sprucing up to be prepared
for winter fires.
The Dickinson Press boasts of the
splendid corps of teachers in Stark
county this year.
OOAlG VI Iuc CUlH ldlScu Ill ISduoOHl
county this year went as high as 100
bushels to the acre.
doc" Purcell of Wahpeton is be-
ing urged to run as a democratic can
didate for congress.
The Dickinson Press thinks that 1t
is very likely that the Dakota. Dan
case is ended forever.
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The Langdon Courier. Democrat
wants the Indian summer to continu:
till after Thanksgiving.
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Hazelton boasts of the great strides
that have been made in new build.
ings this past summer.
Editor Richter of the Larimore Pho.
neer d%islocated his shoulder by fall
ing from a moving train.
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The raising Of stock and hogs by
North Dakota farmers is increasing
rapidly all over the state.
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No one seems to have any com
plant even though the Indian sum-
mel season was some late this year.
The Republican wants HazeltOn to
incorporate as a village, and have
a big policeman %patroling the streets.
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The State Industrial. school at Ell
lendale has started a ECO garden and
has corraled a big bull moose for a
start.
Temvik, the town on the Linton
branch of the N. P. which had its
name changed so often, is to have a
depot.
Melvin D. Hildreth of Fargo took
"a prominent part In the young mems
campaign in New York City against
Tammany.
Senator GrOnna is of the opinion
that the experimental station at Man.
dan will soon become of national i'm.
portance. m
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The new court house at WahpetOn
will be ready for occupancy as soon
as the floors are scrubbed and the
windows washed.
H. L. Henke seems to be the Lead
ing candidate for president of the
city commission at Mandan to sue
coed John FOran.
There was a great. attendance at
the dedication of the new court house
at Cavalier. Governor Hanna was
the principal speaker.
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The Republican has noticed that
the science of the manly art, of self
defense seems to be growing in favor
in the vicinity of Hazelton.
Because there have been severai
cases Of neglect recently, Prot. Eadd
thratens a more stringent enforce.
ment OF the storage laws.
Miss Josephine Jacobson, formerly
a Devils Lake stenographer, has be-
come a moving picture performer
with a company in California.
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There are Isl cases up for the com
ing term Of district court at Minot.
There are, as usual, a great many
blindpig and bootlegging cases among
them.
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The Sheldon Progress has discov-
cred that there are only two counties
in the state where it might be posi-.
BILE that it might be voted to return
the saloon.
A. N. hathaway, a pioneer insur-
ance man, Of Fargo, died the past
week. He was born in Vermont, III
1847, and was well known over the
Missouri slope.
The School of Forestry at Botti-
neau, which is probably the only
schol of it's kind in the country, will
give away a million trees to citizens
of North Dakota.
No better man in the educational
held could be secured for president
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