Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-25

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An Edmore bridegroom had to spend
his honeymoon on the jury.
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Some Indians have proven that they
can make success of farming.
The recent SHOWS caught some OF
the railways short on snow fences.
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A Driscoll man had his arm broken
by bite from an enraged stallion.
! The Twin City papers are giving
the Dakotas great deal OF publicity.
The feed and feeding ia the first i'm
portant point in successful dairying.
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A new fire engine has been pur'
chased by the city dads OF New Salem.
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! A five-t0n monument was erected
in the Lutheran cemetery at Glen
burn.
A Casselton man shoveled snow so
i irdustriously hat he sprainei his
back.
The city water supply Of Glendale
is said to be assuming rather seri-
GUS phase.
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A Rolette man who was kicked by
horse Is suffering from paralysis OF
the tongue.
There have been several deaths and
many near deaths from asphyxiation
by coal gas.
The boys of Company IN" of Devils
Lake secured - jack rabbit as re-
suit Of days hdnt.
Associated Charities ladies realized
over $400 as a result of their recent
tag day at Devils Lake
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Mckenzie county calls attention to
the fact that it wants its first rail-
road-not another" one.
Scarcity of water has made it dif-
ficult for the electric light plant at
Langdon to keep running.
A working man at Casselton re-
lieved his roommate of~S65 and has
not yet been apprehended.
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The next few years will see many
new diaries and creameries estab.
lished throughout the state. !
Cavalier is making elaborate prep
arations for the removal OF the Penn
rina county Offices and records to that
city.
Some of the editors think that a
shortage of money. wherewith to buy
Ignite Is worse than a coal famine
itself.
Gust Johnson found guilty in Ward
county district court of killing John
Cash. must serve ten years in the
penitentiary.
The Cakes Journal says any editor
that sees an article in its columns
worth clipping may chop to it" with
hearty welcome.
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Mayville wants a new fire whistle
one that will wake up everyone in
town when it Is blown, even in the
wee sma' hours.
Half starved and almost frozen to
death, young transient was found
near ButtZville in hay stack by a |
posse of citizens who thought he was
some desperate.
Some of tho editors are warning the
youngsters to be less ready to jump |
on and off bobsleds, since accidents
are liable to happen.
An insane man being held at Me- |
dora pending his removal to the state |
hospital. made his escape from the |
Billings county authorities.
The dairy herd is good place to
invest surplus earnings. If rightly |
handled they can be made to pay a
handsome dividend every year.
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Norval Baptie, the we'll known
skater, will leave his home at Bath |
gate shortly for a tour of the eastern
cities, where he has many engage
nents to fill.
A Bowbells man >ost a valuable |
gold watch while out hunting a year
ago. He found it this hunting sea-
son-no, it was not running yet but
it ran all right after it was wound up. |
A carelessly thrown cigarette in the
smoking room of the Fargo opera
house started a blaze, which, had 1t
been discovered before the play was
over, would have undoubtedly caused
a panic.