Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-09-25
NORTH DAKOTA NOTES

The Fargo Forum will have a
branch business Office at Minot-af-
ter Oct. /.
The number of newspapers in the
state gives some idea of how North
Dakota is growing.
$50 .s.,
Westhope claims to have natural
glas well--with high grade petrol
eum-of paying qualities.
The most that can be said about
the new editor of the Edgeley Mail
is POLITICALLY inclined-and honest.
@** e-...
Senator Hansbrough's picture, in
the Valley City Times-Record was
surprise to Editor Falley of the Wah-
peton Globe.
A DEVILS Lake grain buyer seeks
$50, 900 damages for being denied a
seat on the Minneapolis Chamber of
Commerce.
Editor Pierson of the Granville
Record has returned from a two
months trip to the Isle of Pines
and points in the east. -: -Gr:$ 2.:.. !,
$50 go.
The two papers at Lowden-Bow-
man county seem to be working in
harmony One uses the others press
when there is break down. a..
u & s. :.
. A fatal threshing accident occur
red last week near Willow City
when the belt broke and killed a
man driving a bundle wagon.
A guest in a Minot hotel turned
| on the water in bath tub--and
forgot to pull the plug-and a near
by millinery store was drenched.
| So
D. D. Austin, who was chief as
sistant clerk of the state house of re
personalities at the last session, ha:
been appointed deputy clerk of cour
for Cass county, succeeding Mr.. Sar
gent.
The principal of the Starkweathel
schools left town before taking vi
the duties for which he had contract
ed and the school board is now try
ing to have his certificate CANCEL
ed, #@.
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A farmer in Ramsey county wa
held for grand larceny when he pro
missed to marry his housekeeper an
didn't. Such an act is larceny a.
right, but we. fail to see anythin
grand about it. II
P. f. Close, who has been manas
> ing the Richardton News since q
was Purchased by the News Publish
y ing Co., has bought the paper an
- will in the future run it on h
=. own hook.
I. $50
: st. Thomas Times wants Pei
:, bina county butcher prosecuted f
" torturing a bull he was leading 1
slaughter, and the Grafton Ne1
and Times thinks the butcher shou
be prosecuted for his intent to fe
1g the public-on bull beef. /
a 32 * 49,
w Fingal Herald: The Times Reco
Tn and the Patriot of Valley City Il
IT. week favorabIy mentioned Senat
en- Ramsett for state Office at nj
no years election. In an interview W
&C.. the senator the Herald finds ii
70 while he appreciates the kindly M
IN ton of the press, he has no intenti
ne of looking for further political h,
I'LL ors.
ose %%%
ST a. nanp,.ra denu+y oama w
- a. Al ESumdEC uCpuIy SdhtO W
NO den was arrested on the charge
gel hunting without permit, and Y
Lnd fined $50 and costs, amounting in
'yli to $685.. This is the case wher
ure man clothed in a little brief auth
o# ity thought he could violate the
est while acting as an officer to enfo
it. He found out that he had
more right than any other per
pad to hcnt without permit.
iub- . q -
by Al stranded widow at Minot wit
his blind child told a story Of her y
viii in Judge Murray's court, and was
urg sisted by the tender hearted ju
In and others to the extent OF $3s
rich purchasing a ticket TO Kansas {
Dad where relatives live. A woman of
Tess under world contributed $40. Tt
ent. veloped later that the stranded wi
be prevartcated, but the story wa
in winner anyway, and the charity