Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-02

Minot has organized a %briquetting
company with a capital Of $500, 900.
s.
The Christmas dance at New Eng.
land was not held till after New Years.
The police at Minot are Kidding the
town of alb dogs not properly tagged.
There is fine sleighiny in some coun.
ties Of the northern part of the state.
s.
The X. p. lodge at Valley City en-.
tertained with a New Years reception.
Robert Beery is being complimented
upon his appointment as postmaste
at Mott.
The 500 line will build many miles
Of new road through North Dakota the
coming year.
The commission system of munich
pal government is being thoroughly
discussed at Devils Lake.
s.
The newspapers Of the state are pre-
dieting what an ideal secretary of
state Tom Hall will make.
None of the papers of the state over
looked extending the compliments of
the season to their readers.
s.
II there is to be opposition to the
proposed "blue.sky" law it hasn't
bobbed up yet.
1t is said that grain thieves have
taken the place of cattle ulstlers on
the, Slope.
The press gang meeting at Wahpe-
ton, January 10 and II promises to
be we'll attended.
Wi:liston expects to be SO we'll
lighted that it will be known as the
electric city. .
Line elevators are said to be hold
ing grain in North Dakota i'm the hope
CT higher prices.
Little Adelaide Espeland of Della
mere fell from a banlister and frac-
tured her hip.
Minot's big g~ettcgether meeting
Monday night was a red letter event
flor the Magic city.
The st. Charles hotel at Dickinson
is to change frcm the American to
the European plan.
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A number \of we'll drilling outfits
are being purchased for work on the
Berthold reservation.
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Many North Dakota towns report
THAT the Christmas mail this year was
the largest ever handled.
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'The state law forbids a minor un-
der IS to enter a pool hall, bowling
alley or temperance saloon.
Henry Dence, editor OF THE Belfield
Times, 1T is alleged, was assaulted
by Charles Nolan at Dickinson.
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The first big scrap at the coming
session Of the legislature will be over
the 's>peakers,hip Of the house.
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The grain growers OF Mckenzie
county will organize for protection
against wheat and fax thieves.
George Cook. editor of the Columbus
Reporter. has been bound over to the
district court or a libel charge
Ii railroad men were always cOur
I~teous and considerate, there would
)be less bitterness against the rail
lroads.
J. NJ. Hanley, last session speake,
! Cf the house, will be im the senate
the coming session. He is from Nam
dan and a live wire.
The New England Herald will dis
continue all subscribers outside of tn,
state VINO are more than six month
| in arrears. -
Taft to Accept 4 Chair at Yale" is
the way the Max Enterprise puts ut
Taft Is a big man but one chair will
/ probably do.
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The Ross Valley News thinks nc
better nan than Editor Streeter O
the Linton Record could be selected
for speaker of the house.
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Miss Emma Dueclme of Emmet
; Mclean county, was quite s~eriousl,
! burned following an explosion of gas
! Oline with which she was cleanins
some clothes.
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! Editor George Cook OF the Column
! bus Reporter has been arrested fol
criminal libel, the charge having beel
. preferred by States Attorney An
dreWs of Burke. county.
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A $500 COW was shipped by expires.
from st. Paul to L%itchville, and til,
;, GRAND Forks Herald wonders if the.
won't soon be making shipment
like that by parcels post.
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: Editor Young, who has iplblishe
the Settler at Emerson the past fou
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