Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-10-09
News of the State

Miscreants set fire to the stray
stacks of Herman Meyers of Baldwin
with the evident intention OF destroy
| ing his house.
Tom McGoey the Grand Forks avi
ator, seems to be making good.
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The insurgents have organized al
Grand Forks.
Gate City boosters are working fo'
bigger and better Fargo.
Speaker Hanley has gone to Buffalo
to attend the gathering of the Ma
tional Guard convention.
A mammoth centralized creamery
for western North Dakota is being
urged BY Minot City boosters.
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D. A. Dinnie of Minot was awarded
the contract for the erection of the
new 100000 500 depot at the Magic
City.
The Leeds News objected to print.
ing any bulky manuscripts regarding
the management of the affairs of the
city that were sent in by an an0ny-
nous contributor.
Are you boosting for North Dakota
II not, why not?
John Maloney, who fell 40 feet int
a grain bin in his elevator at Wales,
died after several days of terrible
suffering.
The North Dakota 500 per acre as
Sociation is receiving a great deal OF
favorable mention in the state press.
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Otto Meier of Hannah is serving
10 days in the county Jail for abusing
some of his horses.
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A certain party at Max, who could
not distinguish between his own
clothes and those hanging on some of
his neighbours clotheslines was asked
to vamoose.
A new Presbyterian church has
been organized five miles west of
Underwood.
Several drunken scraps at Ken
mare disguised the residents.
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The Ransom County Gazette con-
tanned a splendid writeup of the big
corn festival at Lisbon.
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On searching foreigner who was
pinched at New Rockford for being
disorderly, the police discovered a
roll of nearly $500 upon his person.
A pet dog at Hazelton is said to
have deliberately committed suicide.
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The value of selecting seed from
North Dakota bred corn for each
successive year cannot be overesti-
mated.
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The Inkster Enterprise gives the
following as notice that a farmer
down that way has conspicuously
posted on his own land:
Trespersers will be prosecuted to
the full extent of 2 ConQuri Dogs
which amt never been overly sosn-
uble to Strangers, and l double Bari
shot gun which amt loaded with
sofy pliers. Dam if l amt gettin
tired of this hel-raisn on my property.
f. J, Brown of Kenmare is another
of the progressive western North
Dakota farmers who has bought a
silo.
The individual COW must be consid'
cred and reckoned with.
Editor Cowie of the Rutland Lead
err is to move to Minnesota. His
successor in Sargent county has not
as yet been named.
Put that tanning mill into action
and save out all the largest and best
kernels of wheat for seed. That Is
all the fellow you will buy from will
do.
Aneta and Neville editors are
scrapping as to which town has the
best market.
Hugh Smith of Cakes lost an arm
as the result of a hunting accident
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The success of winter wheat in
Ramsey county will lead to an in
| creased acreage next year.
The katrons 81 the Sarles-Lakota
| branch Of the Great Northern railway
are complaining about lackof decent
| station facilities
Two transients 'were caught short
changing some Calvin merchants and
they are each doing 80 days.