Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-22
News of the State

full answering legal question on TN
reservation opening during his sta!
at M mot.
The Fargo city food inspector il
hot on the trail of fruit dealers IL
the city who insist on handling poo
fruit
| U. S. Marshal Shea has appointed
special deputy to do work on thu
Stading Rock Indian reservation.
Some hoboes got in bad the othel
day at Hannah when they attempted
to hold up the Billy Bennett show.
| MinOt is in tho midst of big
political disturbance as result of the
recent resignation of City Commits
sioner McGahan.
Belfield will ship Is stock cars OF
cattle to eastern points the oath OF
August as will Wibaux, the 10Th.
The editor of the Cooperstown Sen
tinel is reported to be great Mara
thon runner, especially when pursued
by anything in the nature OF a bull.
Several county papers throughout
the state display the fact very promi-
nently that it costs 500 in fines to
hunt without license.
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Two men escaped from the Botti-
neau county Jail last week and were
not recaptured.
The Kenmare News says editorally
that pigs is pigs.
The chief of police at Mohall has
hung out signs at various places on
the street, quoting the new auto speed
limit and ordinance of that town.
Billings county cattle recently
brought the highest price ever paid
for bovines on the Chicago market.
Well drillers are busy trying to
get water fol the school at Belfield.
A farmer - Everett is reported to
have dug up 107 potatoes on his farm
citing the example in proof that he is
going to have a good yield of spuds.
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The Plaza Pioneer expects more
than 1000 people to register for the
Berthold lands.
An eleven year old boy Of Farman
township, near Forman lost the
fingers of one hand the other day
while playing with a dynamite cap
in the yard.
Postmaster Watts of Leonard, is
erecting a library for the benefit of
citizens of Leonard townsh hip in mem
DRY of his wife.
The postofflce at York was recently
broken into and robbed. A jewelry
store in connection also lost heavily.
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North Dakota Progressives recently
elected the executive committee for
the coming year and made plans for
the development of the organization.
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Some 'would-be "pugs" at Flaxton
were compelled to pick a fight with
transient gentlemen Of the road in
order to give an exhibition of their
abilities.
T. F. McCue of Darlington is win
ming some distinction throughout the
state as an agriculturist. His special
ty is ccbbages.
Three blind piggers were recently
put in the tolls at Fessenden, awaiting
the district court term.
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Corner stones sor Methodist
churches were laid at both Grace City
and Juanita yesterday. They arc two
small towns near Darlington.
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The Jail at Aberdeen, s. D., has
quartet that can sing touching melo-
dies very we'll. They entertained
passersby with a concert the other
evening.
A lookout is being kept on Custer
peak, in the Black hills, to watch for
fires in the reserves.
A man at Dogden lost four horses in
an electrical storm last week.
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Cyclones and tornadoes Of varying
sizes have wrought great deal of
damage throughout the state during
the pest week or so.
Tightening set fire to a barn at
Bisbee, Towner county, the other
day destroying two fine horses at the
same time.
Bisbee was unable to obtain jan
itor for the high school there from
among the local talent and had to
appeal to the neighboring town of
Cando for aid.
Lucky Bob" st. Henry has lost his
luck. He has gone bankrupt.
The new Farmers Cooperative
Creamery was dedicated at Burnstad
the other day. Commissioner Flint
was among the principal speakers.