Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-11


at Grand Forks.
The north branch of the Northern
Pacific at Sanger will probably be com
pleted in the near future, as PRESIDENT
Elliot issued orders for competing
the work.
The legal work on the city hall at
Kenmare has been completed and con-
struction work will start at once.
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The son of the Congregational MIN
lister at Flasher was drowned Thurs
day at picnic.
Wet weather has caused the chick.
ems to be wild, lowering the Dig bag
records Of North Dakota nimrods.
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August was the coolest month since
1888.
Fargo Elks are planning to build
a home to cost at least $4,000. There
is also a proposition to raise the dues
to 81, which is meeting with consider
able opposition.
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The house of Herman Friese, at
New Salem, was struck by lightning
and by a miracle all Of the family es'
capped injury.
Game Warden Crissman of Wells
county recently made an appeal to
the hunters of his district for moder-
alton in their bags, through the COL
umns of the Wells county Free Press.
The Edgeley Mail advises the par
ents of the city to keep their boys
from climbing into the Northern Pa
ciflc water tank at the depot, saying
that among other reasons 1t would
spoil the water.
The Leeds bottling works has been
sold to restaurant owners of that city.
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Mandan Elks have obtained a dis
pensation granting them the privilege
of installing lodge. This chaper will
be the tenth in the state.
s.
A precipitation Of 2.39 inches at
Dickinson the 9Th and 9TH of this
month broke all records.
The Elgin Commercial Club has dom
ated a site for creamery and a
modern building will be erected in
the near future by. a Glen Ullin man.
$780,
The crook who made way with the
postal order blanks at Devils Lake
was apprehended at Mankato.
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Somes bones and silver coins were
found in the ruins of burned farm
building near Mimic and it is thought
that someone was burned to death in
the fire.
Gardeners Road Wild West Sow will
exhibit at the Interstate Fair at Beach.
st. Henry will give flying exhibitions.
One of the attractions at the Rich
land county fair at Wahpeton will be
exhibition by Wright aviator.
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The Clifton Drug Company is the
name Of a vaudeville troupe which
recently showed at Great Bend.
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The annual convention of Stark
county Sunday schools will be held
in Richardton, October list.
49,
A prominent physician at Belfield
was fined $35 for throughing lighted
firo oro olx or at a rovo1in0 o&root ovon
gelist.
Sergt. Engebrecht of Dickinson
made the highest indiviual score of
any one on the North Dakota rifle
team at Camp Perry, with Sergt. VOL
ford, also of Dickinson, second.
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A new directory of Dickson, Stark
and Dunn counties, is being compiled
by an expert Twin City man.
Dickinson has an equal suffrage
club which holds regular meetings
in the Commercial club rooms.
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The Balfour Messenger recently
published an exposition number, boost
ing the State Industrial show to be
held at Bismarck the last of the
month. The entire front page was
devoted to reasons for attending the
show.
Farewell parties were given Mr..
and Mrs. Tobias D. Casey at Grafton
last week before their departure for
their new home at Dickinson.
The district court convened at Cogs-
we'll, Sargent county, last week with
twelve criminal and twenty-seven
civil cases on the caledar. All but
three of the cases are those of blind
piggers.
A stranger was drowned in the
the Williston power plant last Fri
day. He was later identified as A.
l.. Webster, of Billings, Mont.
One of the Great Northern trains
carried 81 recruits to Alaska from
barracks at Columbus, Ohio, last Sun
day.