Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-08
STATE NEWS

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The Hazelton Republican will bios
som out with a cylinder press.
Minot cries Justify for 500 add
tional residences to house the throng.
Thfrty-two bushels OF wheat per.
acre are reported from stutsman
county. s;
Ward county prisoners are to be
used in building cement walks around
the court house. 9ss Fl 5 :5..5
The valuation Of real and personal
property In Grand Forks is 100000
greater than last year.
Several cities will add to their
Number of aldermen under authority
OF the new municipal law. .:.s 5ss
Wild cranberries are Said to grow
|plentifully along the banks Of the
Sheyenne in Eddy county. s53 ..3
While the CogsWell postmaster was
taking In the state fair his safe was
burgled to the extent of $50.
Ex-Representative Ben Mallough Of
Wlheatland lost his big barn, hay har-
ness and five head Of horses by fire.
Charles Hartell was discharged by
the coroners jury for the killing Of
b. *. Clinic near Dickinson. The
jury decided it was accidental.
\ Cooperstowns kids evidently don't
want any more school. At least some
one raised ned in the school house, for
which they are badly wanted.
The untimely "going or Of bank
burglar alarm one night aroused the
whole of Cooperstown until the
cashier arrived and stopped the thing.
It is understood Col. Lounsberry.
the veteran editor of the state, has
been transferred for duty at Washing
ton, .. c., where he will spend the
winter. q
A Buffalo man has purchased the 1
tow mills formerly operated by the
By-Products company at Cooperstown,
Aneta, Armenia, Finley, Mayville, and
Fargo, and will operate them to their
full capacity. 81 q
s.. n Look, Minot gardener, has
sold 5000 worth OF young onions from
a half acre patch and expects to har-
vest 300 bushels Of ripe onions from
the same patch.
Bishop Mann was touched at Fargo
for 8 wallet containing $50 and rail-
road passes. The wallet and passes
were found in rubbish pile, but the
thief made away with the ninety.
Acting Commissioner Fimple Of the
land Office, has ordered the With
drawal from entry OF 46 1880 acres Of
land in the Minot land district on ac-
count OF the Fort Buford lrrigation
project.
Victor Corbett and John c. Bach are
candidates for postmaster at Kenmare,
each representing political faction
Of that town The republican county
committee IS wrestling with the
trouble. IA s n IN
Tom Bell of Cogswell, thought he
saw q prairie chic.5rn hing N
bunch OF cut flax. lie ps,assea t.:wn
on it-and the sk INK made its escape.
Tom changed clothes on he ortsk::,ts
OF town. s;s.
a car OF gasoline In barrels caught
fire in the railroad yards at Grand
Forks. When put out 1t was found
the fire had burned the barrels al
most through. 1t was q close call for
bad fire and large loss to surround
ing property. 74
r. G. Sanborn has been appointed
receiver for the Minot Optic on appli-
cation Of the Second National Bank OF
Grand Forks. This probably means
q new management The paper has
been live number under Palmer &
Heiner and credit to Minot.
Donnybrook is justifying its name
some more. This time the women are
trying to secure the revocation OF a
ldrugglst1S permit to sell booze on the
ground that husbands signed their
wives names to the petition in order to
secure the requisite percentage Of
female signatures
Swan Carlson wealthy farmer
living near Marnot, shot and killed
himself In the First National Bank Of
Mandan Wednesday. He walked to
town and told several that some one
WAS after him. He requested the
cashier to telephone the sheriff to pro-
tect him, then shot himself through the
head dead. He leaves a. wife and
several children.
George Won Media, one Of Kenmare'st
pnshers, went to Minneapolis, where
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