Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-11-23
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Buffalo, the greater part Of which
was g burned the other day, will rebuild
in brick.
Bad weather and unthreshed fields
OF fax in North Dakota are sending
up the price. 4. 81
The agitation for new h primary
election law has been started from
Grand Forks.
Down in Sargent county they are
having good old New England turkey 4
shoots for Thank giving.
@ Judge Fisk opened court Monday in
Nelson county with Al civil and 14
criminal cases on the docket.
Hon. John Flittie is reported at his
old home at May and the Forum u
wants TO knoWwas he for Bryan the
last time as reported.
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Judge Pollock has held the contract
between the city of Fargo and the Far
go Gas and Electric company for
street lighting is valid.
The Jamestown Alert says the tax
on beer may be removed but the tax
on tea will stay. But suppose the
conditions were reversed. Awful
James Mcbride, found guilty Of at
tempted burglary, was given a SEN
tence OF five years ait hard labor upon
conviction in district court at Fargo.
Gilbert Haggart, son of Hon John
HaggaTt OF Fargo and Miss Ruth Rob-
erts, daughter OF Hon S. G. Roberts,
were married at Fargo Tuesday night.
| The executive committee Of the.
state press association meets at Grand
Forks today-on the call Of the presi--
dents discuss matters in connections
with legislation next winter .
It is reported that a great number
OF Indians in the Fort Totten coun-
try need help and that many will die
OF starvation before spring unless the
government comes to their aid.
The use of Ignite for manufacture
ing purposes in the state is on the in
crease. Manager Bannon of the
Grand Forks oil mills will hereafter
| use Ignite for fuel Others are COM
| ing into line -
One of the Incidents of the small
pox epidemic on the Fort Totten res
| ervation was the taking of bride
| and groom to the pest house immedi-
ately after the wedding ceremony had
been performed. =.-
The North Dakota Siftings seems to
have faith in the rumor that the N. p.
will next spring extend it's line from
McHenry through Oberon and on
through the Antelope valley to point
near the Great Northern in Pierce
county. ~
Judge Sauter has decided that Jacob
Sonderdahl is entitled to the Office of
county superintendent in Walsh
county. Sonderdahl is a republican
and there was contest between him
and Tronslin, fusion. The case will
come up to the supreme court.
Charley Brewer of the Forum and
Kernels fame has gone into the bull
dog business-and has an imported,
pedigreed and valuable bull pup for a.
starter. Hereafter anybody who
doesn't like what Charley says in the
Forum-can settle with the bull dog.
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The Red river is higher than ever
before in any fall for twenty years, the
lakes and ponds at the head of tribu-
tary streams are full to overflowing,
the ground is so saturated that it can
hold no more moisture, and there is
every appearance of a big snowfall.
Now get ready for a big food in the
spring.
Postmaster Bjorkquist of Moorhead
received a letter from Barring Sanders
of Hunters Bay, Alaska, announcing
the death of Peter Early, a former
resident OF Moorhead. EARLY and
two companions were in a skiff and
We're attempting to board a larger
boat when the skiff was capsized and
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