Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-11-16
News of the State

cOuntv-dnQ gives lltllC P'ohee' A'
tory.
. A Mcintosh county farmer lost three
COWS, three calves and three horses
from poisoning in short time, ano
to cap the climax Of his misfortunes
he fell from a hay rack the other DAY
and broke three ribs.
, The town school at Max is filled TO
canacitv-and there are still more chill
dren who wish to enter.
A Burnstad man has invented fly'
ing machine-and he is sure it will
be a success.
Edward Ferris, Logan county
farmer is selling off his flax and get
ting $3.50 load. The yield was ~
bushels per acre.
A hardware store and a general
mercandise store at Minor have COM
bined interests and Will conduct the
largest general store in that part or
the state.
The Braddock News departs from
the usual order of things and takes
a rap at county auditor elect John
Snyder of Emmons county some time
after election. Shepard must be some
sore.
The Barlow Enterprise tells of one
farmer who raised $4,000 worth of
! flax from 440 acres-in this year OF
poor crops.
Socialists over the state have been
holding meetings for rejoicing over
the fact that they will have at least
one representative tr cOngress-Eic-
tor Berger of Milwaukee is the man.
Now that election is over the Devils
! Lake Commercial club is going to get
busy.
The Valley City Times-Record
daily paper unless the people of the
| city come to the front with better
patronage. F. f. Packard is again in
editorial charge of the paper.
Devils Lake will have tag day
and the proceeds will be devoted to
charity.
| The backsmiths along the line Of
the Milwaukee in this state have or
ganized-and will regulate prices.
The Bowman county superintendent
of schools had to threaten cancellation
of teachers certificates to obtain a
full attendance at the county insti-
tute.
The interior of the Catholic church
at Sheldon was destroyed by fire Sun
day morning.
The game law is being enforced near
Devils Lakeland several arrests have
been made recently.
There may be contest on the elec-
ton in Cavalier county-on account of
alleged illegal voting
Assistant Attorney General P. G.
Johnson has started proceedings
against three alleged blind piggers in
Langdon.
Editor Stewart of the Wilton News
is making good.
A Belfield blind pigger was fined
$50 and given 100 days in jail-which
ought to hold him for time.
Cottonwood Lake has put the lid
on-as far as poker games are con-
cerned.
The Great Northern hotel at Devils
Lake will be opened to the public
January 1.
Grand Forks county will have a
levy for county fair purposes.
> The weekly papers of the state
} showed great and commendable enter
prise in the way they secured the
. counties.
: Regent grain buyers are rushing
matters 50 they may be able to handle
the grain the farmers are endeavoring
to market
> Rural mail carriers are resigning-
> at the approach of winter.
: One editor who benefited by the
J election was Crimson of Munich, who
: was elected county attorney.
Typhoid fever epidemic at Cassel
; ton and the people are boiling their
: drinking water.
A ludefisk party was one Of the
! social events of the week at Leeds
J Dorval. county Judge for 26 years
in Cavalier county was defeated at the
election last week.
? North Dakota elected one socialist
} to the legislature
, The fact that Newman the Indian
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