Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-06

in the state weeklies.
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Well, anyhow we have a bumper
hay crop.
The editor OF the Medina Citizen
remembers that tie dollar bill Is as
great germ carrier as the house ny,
and offers a reward of four bits to
the kid who will bring in the filthy
stuff in boxfulls. His motto is swat
the bills"
Under the new school laws, the
five and six months terms OF rural
schools are a thing of the past, the
statute STIMULATING that every school
in the county must hold at least a
seven months term in order to get
it's apportionment Of the county funds.
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The yeggs that robbed the North
Coast Limited at Buffalo must have
been led by the man who struck Billy
Patterson.
Boy scouts all over the state have
been enjoying many outings and hikes
during the cool weather of the early
fall
The open season" for commercial
club boosting will be. inaugurated In
Devils Lake with a rousing meeting
September 9Th.
The Y. M. G. A. night school at
Grand Forks will probably be aband-
oned this year. owing to the lack of
attendance.
The Fargo city dads have instructed
the city attorney to bring suit against
the city treasurer to compel him to
certify the filtration plant bonds.
Work has been commenced on the
new brick hotel at Crosby.
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Dog trainers at ToWner are making
efforts to hold a big field trial there
this year.
Glenn r. Kimball, who two years
ago reappeared at his wife's home
near Larim0re after having been miss
ing for Is years and given up for dead,
and who afterward was divorced is
said to have married widow at
Oklahoma City.
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Plans for the Alfred Dickey library
at Jamestown are being prepared, the
contract will be let during the winter
and work started on the structure
early next spring..
From EdmOre comes the report that
oats are going. from rs to 60 bushels
to the acre while some barley is go.
ing IS bushels and none less than
30 bushels - y
Many Elks attended the big annual
clam bake near Towner.
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Edmore may have creamery.
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Knights of Columbur had big time
at Grand Forks.
Renville county will be in attend
ance at the North Dakota Industrial
WILL UollS
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The seven-year-old son of H. Ho-
version of Fairmount was run over by
the tender of a threshing machine and
instantly killed.
Bandits entered the postoffice at
Kragness, Mimi, about eight miles
north of Moorhead, hauled away the
six hundred pound safe and cracked
it at their leisure. They secured be-
tween $33 and $34 as their loot.
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Clarence Swanson, a Garrison boy,
accidently shot himself while hunting
gophers.
A farmer near Tolna upon looking
for the reason the sickle on his hay
mower refused to work found a new
coat entangled therein. Investigation
found other new suits lying in the
field and it was learned that one of
the town had been robbed.
Joe Banty, q laborer working near
Osnabrock, nearly bled to death when
a knife he was using slipped and
penetrated his thigh, severing one
of the arteries.
Having travelled overland since July
IL from Spokane to Niles City in two
''prairie schooners," w. H. Maycroft
and family arrived at the latter place
recently to make their future home.
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Some of the state papers got out
extras with the returns of the Gotch-
Hackenschmidt match.
The various state educational in
stitutions start the new year with
increased attendance in nearly every
instance.
Editor Fisher of the Bantry Advo-
cate has sold out to Charles F. Varty,
one of his former employees, and will
hereafter devote his time to agricul-
tural pursuits.
Charles Ferguson, alias John Nc
Cam, was arrested at Mankato, MINI.
It is alleged that he was the party
who stole $50 money order blanks
from tho nov{ls I.ako n0atoff1co in