Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-25
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News Of the S State

Hin eWs Of the State |
The crop of June weddings in North
Dakota was fully up to the standard
this year. =
The new town of Bowman, down on
the Milwaukee, is becoming wool
market of some Importance.
The, burglarizing of country stores
over the state keeps up with. the usual
regularity. b.
= A 16-year-old girl at Cogswell sui
cided, and though she left q parting
note to her family, the cause of her
| action was not revealed. -. :
A. troop of Gypsies received hot
reception at McClusky and did; not
lose much time in leaving the town
behind them.
One of the cases tried in Mclean
county district court last week was a
divorce case of Howlins Wolf VS..
Whit Calf Woman.
People up Plaza way are altogether
! satisfied with the train service under
| the present system.
A ball player at Palmero lost a.
$500 diamond ring while chasing the
ball through the tall grass. Later,
however, he found the ring.
The friends of James A. Buchanan
in Stutsman county will be somewhat
disappointed if he does not consent to
be candidate for governor.
The report which has gone out over
the state to the effect that the town
of Edmore had been destroyed by, a.
! cyclone proved untrue. "a ess r..
There will be wholesale arrests at
| Grand Forks unless the garbage or
dinance is better observed. "a. : j;
I It Is said now that Richard Pey-
ton has purchased hotel at Willis.
ton and will resign as deputy bank
examiner. & ,.#1
If the tax league, which met at Ear
60 this week did nothing else they
! met and elected set of officers.
The Flaxton Times thinks blind pigs
Of that town ., IN. might keep closed on
More elevators are being built. in
the towns Of the northern part. Of
the state. & -
Some of the newspapers up chat
way. think that Attorney General Mi.
Ter and his assistants can And he1d
of labor in the north end Of Ward
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Omcials from Jamestown went d4Hp
to- Streeter to enforce quarantine Asg-
ulations, which have been disreEahded
and some prosecutions NAV follow
1t is reported that. another buA Zen
Of creamery promoters have entadkd
the state but 1t Is thought mosGpf
the farmers are wised up to thdee
fellows. and that there will be nnth-
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Editor Killion of the Towner News
and Stockman, was the first persoA Oh
the state to take out u, hunting Ter
init under the new law. ~, .s5E
While waiting for a train at ca
selton en- route to Vafey City With
his wife, Edward Curran, who had
been playing ball with the teanf.at
Page, dropped dead at the depot. nc
"A lion cage broke; loose from HE
wagon while the circus wagons Tere1
being loaded at Kenmare last wSek.
The ferocious lion was kept n his
cage and the excitement soon lib.
sided. i'
A travelling man who attemptelto
board a fast moving train at Medina
fell between the caboose and thesde-
pot platform, and hef~~, ~sc hold SAs
released he was dragged several rSds.
He narrowly escaped being cru&ed
beneath the wheels !.
tax - = ~ 20 ~ ss
Governor Burke recently announced
at Grand Forks that as soon as The
report Of the expert accountants Who
checked up the affairs OF the st6te
penitentiary. those guilty of any ae-s
fatcation would be prosecuted.
= The Medina Citizen has installed d /!
Il ,y,s,.f 80 CO.. 4 s $,2g@ 2 4 sss