Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-10-19
News of the State

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l.. l.. Slower, farmer residing near
Arvilla, is missing.
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Ward county has inaugurated a
wide spread campaign to further dairy
ing.
Residents of Devils Lake are watch.
ing with interest the work of "Chief''
Bender OF the Philadelphia Athletics,
on the slab in the world series.
Judge Witten is said to have dis
covered several people who registered
more than once in the Forth Berthold
Indian reservation drawing, one OF
them winning two claims. The parties
may be prosecuted.
Minot aspires to become factory
center.
The city attorney of Minot has been
given full power to act as the clty's
legal representative in the battle over
the normal school site.
The Magic City commercial club
will serve luncheon during the noon
hour.
The third volume of the collections
of the North Dakota State Historical
Society will be soon Ieady for dis
tribution.
Minot citizens are growing indig-
nant over the failure of the 500 line
to proceed with the construction of
the new depot.
The state papers generally, mourn
ed the death of the veteran news
paper man and writer, William E.
Curtis.
Ducks, geese and cranes are begin
ming their migration southwark.
August Kuhn, a former jamestown
resident who bears striking resem-
blance to Taft was heartily cheered
in a little Washington town where
he was mistaken for the chief execu-
tive.
The Guardian protests against tran.
silent merchants selling goods out of
box car at Bowdon, and wants a
transient merchant ordinance.
A thirteen year old boy Of Bowdon
was shot in the foot by some unknown
person who hastily drove away.
The editorial in the Pembina Pion-
eer press telling of the lonely grave of
Joe Rolette is being widely copied,
the Twin City papers paying atten-
ton to it also.
The Bottineau band will play at the
ice rink as soon as the weather makes
such a rink possible. and some great
sport is promised.
The Leader wonders what became
of the dentists who advertised that
they were coming to Lawton and then
forgot to put. in their appearance, and
also neglected. to settle for their ad-
vertising.
All bids for the Mouse river drain
ing bonds were rejected by the county
commissioners of Bottineau county
as none of them were satisfactory.
The Trail county fair showed a
profit
A telephone lineman at Grand
Forks was badly burned.
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Rec. C. C. Williams of Glendale
was run down by an automobile whose
driver disappeared without offering
assistance.
Bismarck may get the new proposed
Methodist college.
Friends of the man who was sup
posed to have been drowned in the
reservoir at Dilworth few weeks
ago say that he is alive and we'll and
is now at Buford, N. D.
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A Central North Dakota Farmers
association will be organized to Sc.
cure exhibits for the Chicago and St.
Paul land shows.
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More stringent Sunday observance
laws were recommended by the North
Dakota Presbyterian synod at it's
Jamestown meeting.
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The hackmen's license at Fargo
has been reduced from $25 to SIS by
the city council.
The Choral society of the Valley
City normal school held its first
of the year. and anticipates
a very successful season.
The Wells County Free Press ran
a splendid cut of the county's prize
winning booth at the Industrial ex-
position.
An auto party at Fessenden was
hardly shaken up when the machine
turned turtle.
C. P. Martin of Fargo, has gone to
Cooperstown where he will enter the