Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-29
STATE NEWS

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Grafton is to have a fine brick
Catholic church with Senator Cashel
AIS head Of the building committee.
| A war of determination on black
birds is being urged by the country
press. Put them in the game class
Blackbmd pie is fine, and "a of them
once upon a time formed dainty
dish to set before the king
A Is year old girl coming to St
Johns academy walked off a passen
ger train near Jamestown, fearing the
train would not stop at the depot. She
was bruised but not seriously hurt.
Don't carry cartridges in your
pocket with loose smoking tobacco
The other day farmer in this way
got pistol cartridge in his pipe and
nearly blew his head off.
On Minot street the other day a
stranger accosted a we'll known lady
in an Insulting way. Judge Murray
happened along and smote the pre-
sumptiors cuss sorely and next day
gave him rs days in the bat cave.
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Elevator capacity all over the state
seems to be at premium and Red
river valley farmers console them
selves for small crops with the thought
of the worry saved them in getting a
big crop to market. " ~
An clipping couple from Paramount,
in a buggy in front of an Cakes store
that was being burgled, were arrested,
as confederates of the thieves.
Three men were arrested on sus-
picion at Minot and were found to be
carrying five revolvers, burglars tools,
masks, etc., and the suspicion seems
well founded! 49,.
R. C. Sanborn, the Minot politico-
edito-good fellow, has a trotting horse
named Amberine that proved to be
not all froth at the Granville races.
by winning three straight heats in the
2:15 trot or pace event. A,.,g
d. A. Dinnie, the Minot contractor,
was thrown from his sulky and badly
hurt in a horserace at Granville. His
horse was deliberately fouled by an
other driver, who was fined by the
judges, but that didn't ease Dinnae's
bruises. I'D II --'- ~ r..
Donneybrook, Ward county, has a
fair on tap today and tomorrow, and
the. name is suggestive of good and
lively times. r%.
A boy named Willie Moffet lost a leg
near Cooperstown in a hunting acct
dent. - 49, e:, ~,
1t. Gov Bartlett takes shy in the
Cooperstown Courier at the new CAPT
tol proposition, but does not seem
well posted on land values. ss a
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Percy Trubshaw's CooperstoWn
Courier prints communication TAX
ing a fall out of Senator Crane fo1
roasting the capitol commission after
he had voted for the capitol building
bill and for the confirmation of the
commissioners He also mentions the
| fact that the senator was elected on q
prohibition platform and has consist
emily advocated resubmissdon in ant
out Of the legislature. Such a com
munieation fiavors of les majesty
Percy: - r J.
Towner Tribune: The safe in the
Great Northern depot was, touched VI
| Saturday night to the tune of abou
$500 and the man who did the job d:
not around saying anything about how
it was worked. .z55 r@
Hannaford Enterprise: A barn be
longing to Bill Syverson, who hive.
north of Miner Posey's farm, burnet
Saturday might. Two men and mum
Der of horses burned. It is not known
how the fire started. The men ,wer,
sleeping upstains and could not ge
out. We have been unable to lear1
their names.
i A man named Carson, while attempt
i ing to get on the brake beams or ,