Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-04
News of the State

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Auction sales are numerous.
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Bowman will have an orchestra.
Goodrich wants a fire department
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The deer hunting season will soon
be on.
Stanley wants more citizens-pro
gressivVe ones.
Mrs. Mile Stafford is now post
mistress at Grano.
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The Hettinger County Herald is
long on advertising.
Bowling challenges are now being
hurled prOmiscuously.
The happiest man in the land to-
day is the successful farmer.
The prairie chickens should be safe
for another eleven months.
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A Tioga workman fell from a scat
fold and fractured three ribs.
A Hamilton farmer raised over 400
bushels of potatoes to the acre.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Eyer OF Manning
celebrated their golden wedding.
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Dr.O'Brien, a Russell veterinarian,
has decided to locate at Bottineau.
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Hettinger county farmers had a
big dance at Midway on Halloween.
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Mormon missionaries in the state
are planning an aggressive cam
paign.
Five alleged blind piggers arrested
at Minnewaukon entered pleas OF
guilty.
Last weeks issue Of the Cando Her.
aid contained five full page adver-
tisements.
Two new telephone lines will be
built out from New England in the
near future.
Many editors are being donated veg
etables of extraordinary size by their
farmer friends.
Winter train schedules are going
into effect on many of the branch
roads of the state.
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Minot and Grand Forks are scrap
ping over the merits of their respect
i've football teams.
Buford citizens do not attend lect-
ures in any great crowds, according
to "Old Bill'' MUMMY.
A farmer residing near Max is ST.
900 to the good after paying for his
farm with the first crop.
A large shipment of trees was re-
ceived at Manning and distributed
among Dunn county farmers.
A Bowman boy who ran into a
barbed wire fence received some Sc
we're scratches about the face
49,
The second annual North Dakota
Dry Farming Congress will be held
at Dickinson December and 8.
Many of the weeklies insist that
the residents of their communities
should patronize home merchants.
Good roads not onlyTmean a great
saving of time and labor, but they
exert a distinct civilizing influence.
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Many parents are responsible for
their boys quitting school before
they have completed their full course.
The School of Forestry at Bottin-
eau is planning to build up a large
for minerals, rocks, fossils.
etc.
A little boy at Michigan tried to
climb on top of the kitchen sink and
broke his arm in the subsequent tum-
BILE.
Dunn county farmers want to organ
IN better farming association. and
have called a meeting to discuss the
same.
Many violators of the prohibition
law are being taken in the tolls by
various county officials throughout
the state.
With Burdick out of the race,
many o the insurgent weeklies are
anxiously casting about for a candi-
date to boost for governor.
The increasing number of silver
md golden wedding anniversaries is
evidence that North Dakota is rapid
y developing-and growing older
The Forman Independent-News as
Sures its friends that it will be re-
publican paper-not half-republican,
rs some folks seemed to have SUR
Missed
Cupid seems to be working over
line these days-or is the cold wealth.
sr conducive to the increasing num-