Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-11-30

couldn't keep out of the business.
Editor Thurston of the Braddock
Republican has gone east on a visit
and Ed Hull, formerly with the Trib-
une, is looking out for the paper.
Among the candidates defeated up
Ill Bobtineau county was F. c. Falken-
stein, who was a candidate for re-elec-
ton as county superintendent.
A country correspondent Of the VAL
ley City Times-Record intimates that
it will be in for the editor to pass
around Thanksgiving turkeys.
Lieut.. Getchell of Valley City neither
aftirms nor denies that he's to be Gov
ernor Whites private secretary but
his friends believe he is to be.
H. L. Dickinson and son Guy of
Dickinson sold ten carloads of sheen
on the Chicago market and netted be-
tween $4,000 and $1,000.
The Grafton House was destroyed
by fire at Grafton and about twenty
boarders were driven out of home and.
lost their personal affects.
l.. l.. Brake, a Wild Rice farmer.
narrowly escaped death at the horns
OF a vicious bull. He suffered severe
and painful injuries.
George H. Phelps %banuueted the
Agricultural college football boys at
the Waldorf, after their defeat of the
state university team.
The Grand Forks P%laindealer tells
all about the activity of the state en-
forcement league and the number of
spoilers it, has out.
Ut is estimated there j. a hundred
persons from various parts of the state
hunting deer on the old Fort Buford
reservation.
The Fargo Argus, which gives all
the news, speaks of u. NJ. Devine,
member OF the legislature from Ran
som county,"
The Valley City Times-Record thinks
Constable Clark of Mandan talks too
much-in the Fargo and Grand Forks
papers.
A Leeds man stole, a shirt from three
different stores and afterwards paid a
fine of $40. He'll buy his shirts after
this.
Plenty of deer reported along the
Missouri river and hunters are report
ing success in bringing them down.
Dean Collins of Mandan will visit
Europe next year, going to Rome in
ulme for the Easter festivities.
j. o. Gilfillan of Logan county has
brought down 600 cattle from Dickin-
son to winter near Napoleon.
Mimic people are complaining at the
advance in the cost of wood. They
ought to use Ignite.
The electric light plant at Hillsboro
is in operation. The plant and water
system cost $4,000.
Under the new law, county treas
urers' bonds are now furnished by sur
ETY. companies.
Benson county's new $4,000 court
house will be completed the first of
the year.
Otto ~Sontshagen slipped on an icy
sidewalk at Grand Forks and broke
his leg.
Chas. Danielson and Ole Markuson
of Wilton killed II deer in a two days
hunt.
The snow is general all wei the
state-from four inches to one foot.
The new treasurer of Barnes county
will give a surety company bond.
A Casselton woman gave birth tc
twin boys-eight and four pounds.
The Minor Teller says-unless il
gets advertising-it will have to move
elsewhere.
Diphtheria has appeared again in
Cavalier county-a recurrence of the
epidemic Of last spring.
The Cass county bar association
will hold a meeting early next month
to get a line on legislative matters.
P. C. Peterson OF Barlow has beer
granted a divorce from his wife, who
has been in the asylum for two years
Notwithstanding the advice of thu
state press not to sell-Editor Smith
is still advertising the Cakes Republi.
can for sale.
Spiritwood lake has about foul
inches of ice over it. A flock of ducks
staid too long on the water and arr
frozen in by the ice.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Roger Allir
of Park River have left for Los An
geles where they will spend the win
ter. Mrs. Allin's health is not good
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