Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-16


George H. Webster, Fargo's Theat-
rical Booking House manager was
involved in a railway wreck near
Seattle and suffered the dislocation
of an arm.
Miss Sarah Craswell won the auto
mobile in the Tilnes-Record" contest.
The attendance at the Mandan fair
this year is said to have been better
than in former years.
The county jail at Lisbon now con-
tains the first prisoner in number
of months. The sheriff there the
other day nailed man who was raid
ing boxcar in search of food. ''''
The people at Ray want deputy
sheriff stationed there permanently
Evidently Editor Whitehead of the
Williston State is not afraid Of troub-
lie or else he is attempting to dodge
it. He will allow the ladies Of his
town to edit his paper for enc week.
Four weekly papers was even too
much for Williston-so Editor Disney
consolidated the World with his
Herald and it is said he may start a
daily soon.
There Is a scrap on between the
papers at Ambrose and Crosby as to
which town is the best grain market
The 500 officials expect to build
round houses at Minot and Ambrose
this fall.
A young lady riding horseback in
the streets at Ambrose ran into an
automobile and was thrown to the
ground. She was apparently unhurt
at the time-but has been seriously
i'll since the accident. sH
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There is a great demand for 'dweh-
ing houses in the new towns of the
southeastern part Of the state.
H. A. Cooper of Larimore may lose
an eye as the result of peculiar
hunting accident. One of the party
with him shot into the water to
scare ducks, and the, shot glanced on
the water and hit Cooper in the eye.
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Clerk of the federal court ]. A.
Montgomery of Fargo has gone to
winnipeg to participate in a series
of golf games.
The creamery ataBowman is reach
ing out for new business by estabs
fishing cream stations at neighboring
points. e.. y
Farmers down on the state line are
accepting the advice of the American
Society of Equity by holding their
grain for higher prices.
"Old Bill's" Buford Tribune Is tell
ing the farmers that certain grain
buyer just over the Montana line is
liable to load horses; wagon driver
and all-into a car. and grade the
whole outfit as grain.
+: Some of the threshing outfits
around the state have had a hot time
or two fighting prairie fires.
Bert Selby, a. young man of Grand
Forks, drew a good claim in the
Cour d. Alene drawing and expects to
locate permanently in the west.
II George w. Wilson Of Williston
really becomes a candidate for gov
ernor the Ray Recorder says it will
be one Of the first papers to support
him.
Editor Mexican of the Sanborn En-
terprise has the. coffee can used by
the "boes'' in his town this summer
for I've pot which he will use in his
print shop through the winter
months. .2..4a y...l4saass..,}s n
The Starkweather Times has start
ed boost for U. L. Burdick for lieu
tenant governor and Woods of Grand
Forks for superintendent of public
instruction. ,szsx u 5.flsf :E7:,53 =
The Dunseith Magnet has purehas-
ed a new cylinder press and Is offer
Ing scissors as premiums to paid up
subscribers. ,.,s.., ~. -@., @st.@
The other day when within 8 mile
of New Rockford the automobile Of
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