Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-11-27
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A casselton woman gave birth to &
twin .boy eight and four pounds
The Milnor Teller say unless it
gets aidgertisings ngs--it will have to move
elsewhere.
Diphuheria has appeared again In ]
Cavalier count a recurrence Of the
epidemic of last spring.
The Cass county bar association
will hold a meetdng early next month
to get a line on legislative matters.
2. g. Peterson OF Barlow has been
granted a divorce from his wife, who 4
has been in the asylum for two years
Notwit outstanding the advice Of the
state press not to sci ditor Smith
is still advertising the oakes Republi
can for sale.
| Sptritwood lake has about four
inches of ice over it. a flock Of ducks
staid too long on the waiter and are
frozen in by the ice.
4 iSF5 o. fSa
! Ext Governor and Mrs. Roger Allin
of Park River have left for Los An
geles where they will spend the win
ter. Mrs Allin's health is not good.
John Thompson and Frank Johnson
of Fargo blew out the gas in the Grand
Z Central hotel in st. Paul They were
resuseitated after several hours hard
work
The republicans of Cavalier county
will ratify the result of the state and
national election at NJ lton on Thanks
giving day am appropriate date. Ole
i Axvig will be there
4 1t is reported that a number OF con-
i tests have been filed on claims owned.
4 by persons who voted in precincts
other than the one in Which their
i claims were located.
The Drayton Echo doesn't think Al
torney General-elect Comstock ought
Il to let the fact that some of the tenn
perance people fought MN, influence
q his official conduct. He wont.
Il They have money by the pailful up
in Cavalier county. a report from
4 there says a thief stole a pail of silver
money from meat market And yet.
there is talk about no prosperity.
Humane societies are getting to work
through the state at the advance of
winter, seeing that all poor persons
and those who have been unfortunate
have clothing for the cold weather.
Il E% g5$5E. $55$t u 37$5
Attorney Lockerby of Valley City
says he knows nothinf about any six
4 million dollar coal company organized
4 on the Pacific coast with Major White
and himself at the head, and he thinks
somebody has been giving the state
press a pipe dream.
! The Oakes Republican voting con-
1 test has failed. Only twelve new
subscribers have been obtained, and
Editor Smith after counting up the
cash, announces that he will reduce
the number OF prizes from three to
ones-a one round trip to Niagara Falls.
! John Sterling, farmer living near
| Courtenay, agrees to put in an cleo
trio light puant at that place If the
residents will agree to take 80 lights
at 81 a month. When the farmers
put in electric light plants on the side
lit looks as though the agrdcuIt IturaI
Iclasses in the state were all right.
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Complaints come from farmers in
Steele and Nelson counties that many
horses are sick, and the disease is
traced to the exclusive eating OF lfiax
straw. Usually a little of this is good
for stock, but this season the straw is
50 very woody that the horses espe-
cialiy old animals cannot digest it,.
The advice is 70 vary the diet fed
sstock, and thereby avoid loss.
Mrs Thos. Iaolda OF Richland
county took q dose Of carboiic acid
that came near causing her death. The
/ acid l,ar} llpar, nrocftred ff. rJaen in u L