Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-11
NEWS OF THE STATE|

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Fargo is preparing to entertain Billy
Sunday.
East Grand Forks (Mnn.) has {
murder mystery.
A bogus check artist stung many
merchants at Fargo.
There may be an Ohio society or
gani2ed in the state.
A dad check artist trimmed sew.
eral merchants at Harvey.
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Lysgaard Brothers are the new pro-
prietors of the Williston steam laun,
dry.
A Devils Lake man who jumped a
board bill was nabbed at the Magic
City.
A chapter of the Order of the East
'ern Star has been organized at Willis
ton.
liz oAu L VI MS NE
rendered efficient service during the
recent blaze.
A second Hundred Dollar an Acre
club has been organized in Barnes
cOunty-at Leal.
The Minnewaukan Siftings has one
of the best front page makeups of
any weekly in the northwest.
A Ward county farmer is under ar.
rest on a charge of taking go tons of
hay from the farm Of neighbour
s.
The park board has ordered the in.
stallation of two skating Kinks at
Grand Forks during the winter season.
1t has been decided that the reading
room at the Williston library will be
kept open for two hours Sunday aft,
ernoon.
Fargo college athletes held mass
meeting with the students and pro.
tested against outsiders betting on !;
their games
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The capitol Run" of the Bismarck )
Tribune appears to be very popular
among t he editors throughout the
state.
Nels Lundell of Garden Valley was
badly injured when horse which he
was riding slipped and fell. rolling
over on him.
jamestown woman who released
the custody Of her child to the state
humane officer now wants the little
one returned to her.
Alfred n, Olson of Ross, who was
found guilty of selling liquor without
l government license was given 30,
lays and fine of $500.
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Many of the editors refuse to print
political announcements until they
lave had near view of the cash to
accompany the same.
Grand Chancellor Frank Henry of
he Knights of Pythias plans to visit
III of the subordinate lodges in the
tate-Or as many as possible-during
he winter.
A man at Sykeston entered a neigh
)or's house and stole a plain gold
'and ring-a wedding ring-it is said.
Gaybe he wanted to get married and
leeded the little trinket.
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J. NJ. Len, of Ray, while making
ONE repairs on his windmill, lost his
'alance and plunged 48 feet to the
round. His elbow and hip were
roken and he was injured internally.
Farmers who did harvest fair crop
f grain and haven't been able to get
. threshed feel that there is more
han one kind Of misfortune in the
;orld.
Former Chief of Police Brown of
tanley was tried in the United
tates court at Minot on a charge Of
iolating the federal statutes regard
lg the sale of Intoxicating liquor
nd found not guilty.
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Dr. H. w. Miller, former assistant
MUSICIAN at the state hospital at
has returned from Vienna,
here he took post graduate, and
ill locate permanently within the
tate. .
Nubs Davies: "A defective chin
ey caused the loss of John Law
,nce, near Calvin" Some people are
} careless about consulting chimney
weep or plumber when they feel un-
ell.
Some of the women who have been q
oliciting for foreign missions and
ther charitable institutions seem to
ave benefited personally from their
elections
A transient near Courtenay in fit
anger stabbed horse with pitch
,rk. The owner of the animal prompt.
administered swift and justifiable
unishment to the offender. /