Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-29

The North Dakota state DdnQ VI
Pekin gave ~oncert at Cando.
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! A Braddock man who milks five
COWS nets about $35 from the cream
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! A biz farmers meeting will be held
at Edgeley on the first of December
Less than four weeks before Christ
mas-have you done your shopping
yet?
DR.. A. D. Thompson of Thompson,
N. D., will open dentist office in
Kuhn.
Sheriff Jackman and wife of For
man have leased hotel and will con-
duct the hostelry.
Some sleigh ride parties have been
tipped over. but no serious casualties
have as yet been reported. 49,.
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A Sanborn farmer has gone to- Min:
nesota for the purpose of buying
carload of good dairy stock.
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The McClusky city council will be
petitioned to order all open wells Sc
curely covered and fitted with pumps.
School route patrons in some Sec
tions of the state have been reminded
that they must keep the roads open.
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The Pembina Pioneer Press solil-
oquizes thusly: "There's still little
fly l. the Cavalier county seat oint'
ment"
Some of the schools have been
holding exhibitions showing the prog
ress made by the pupils during the
past season.
A supposed minister l.; alleged to
have fleeced many of the farmers re-
siding near Max out of some of their
hard earned cash.
A public reception will be held at
Darlington in honor of Father Nc
Donald. who will leave shortly for
British Columbia.
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Farmers wives will have day OF
their own during the Tri-State Grain
Growers convention at Fargo in jan
uary.
Burke county will have a Socialist
paper, the Socialist Advocate, edited
by Gus Mowers and published at
Bowbells.
The Billings County Livestock as
ISOLATION has a standing reward OF
$3.50 for the arrest and conviction OF
cattle thieves.
The Valley City normal school
maintains an appointive department
for securing positions for its grad
yates and pupils.
A new debating league has been
formed by the high schools of Fargo,
Casselton and Moorhead. They might
debate the prohibition law.
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A representative of the federal in
terstate commerce commission Is In
vestigating the cause of the wreck of
The rGeat Northern fast mail near
Rugby.
The engine that hauled the wrecked
last mail on the Great Northern was
80 badly broken up that four box cars |
we're required to carry the battered
remnants.
North Dakota Elks have been noti-
fed to be on the, watch for Meredith
Dryden of Plainfield N. j., who is
missing from his home and who is
/ member of the antlered tribe.
Some editors suggest the passage
Of a law requiring all persons who |
purchase firearms to register their pur- |
pose in buying them, and the dealer |
20 keep record of all such sales.
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The enthusiasm generated in Eddy |
md Wells county by their success at |
he Industrial Exposition held at Bis
narck continues at fever heat and |
many good results will be attended. |
If you would really know how an |
horse feels after violent
exercise in cold weather, take a brisk |
'un of a mile or so and then stand |
where the cold wind will strike you
or half an hour.
The married men of Grafton have
ormed an athletic club. 1t is reported
hat some of the bachelors have es-
ablished individual training quarters
n order to escape from any member
If the fair sex who may give them
:hase during leap yesr.
Hope springs eternal in the human
,reast-in North Dakota, at least,
where the optimists foresee an early
spring and favorable conditions next
ear in the early winter of the pres
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