Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-10-13
News of the State

city in the state.
Hay is being shipped into the south
western part of the state.
Hugh Chalmers gave a splendid talk
at the Boosters banquet at Fargo.
The semi-annual clericus of the
Episcopal church was held at Minot
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Some valuable shade trees at Dew
lis. Lake We're mutilated by Vandals.
County commissioners are having
some trouble collecting for seed
loans.
The Methodists of the state are
contemplating starting a college at
Bismarck.
Italian laborers at jamestown were
arrested on a charge OF stealing gar
den truck.
Rev. A. D. Collins of Walhalla was
elected moderator of the Pembina
presbytery.
| Rev. E. P. Lawrence Of Casselton
was elected moderator of the Fargo
presbytery.
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The club women Of the state will
hold their next annual meeting at
Grand Forks.
Casselton is facing civil strife over
| the proposed change in the site of
the postoftice.
More advertisements are making
! their appearance in the majority OF
the state papers.
Work of laying track is progress
ing at the Edgeley end of thl Midland
Continental railway.
Editor Haskell of the B'ottineau
Courant, is saying caustic things
about the chief of police.
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Charles Gilbert and his own sister,
Emma Gilbert of Montpelier, were
arrested on an incest charge.
Henry Stammen. Mouse River
valley farmer, harvested an excep-
tionally fine crop of oats.
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The timely arrest of Fargo citi-
zen who was carrying gun is
| thought to have prevented possible
holdup.
John Young, the confessed North
Coast Limited train r0bber, was SEN
}tenced to serve fifteen years In the
| state pen.
That was alive man who was hung
for a knocker at the Minot gathering.
Secretary Sherman never does things
by halves.
The success of the Industrial Ex-
position has lead Kernels Brewer to
| resurrect his arguments in favor of
holding the state fair in the fall.
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William Kirkland and Harry Burke
| who escaped from the Fargo Jail and
were rearrested at Beach, will have
to serve six months additional sen.
tence.
John Young. who was captured at
Neenah, Wis, has pleaded guilty to
being one of the robbers who held up
the North Coast Limited last summer
near Buffalo.
A fellow at Fargo sold the ring
which his mother had given him just
before she died-until it was discOv.
cred that he had sold about dozen
of them and that they were phoney.
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| The Missouri Slope Development
league was organized at Bismarck.
Secretary Sherman of the State Fed
Grafton of Commercial clubs is firm
believer in the future prosperity of
the state.
| DIR. Ladislaus Polya and John
O'Heg-yi of Pittsburg, two of the most
prominent Hungarians in the country,
are looking over lands in the slope
| country with a view of selecting
homes for thousands of their fellow
countrymen who were thrown out of
employment when the steel plant was
moved from Pittsbug to Gary.
A number of prominent North Da-
kotans will attend the first confer
ence of the Commission on Agricul-
tural Advancement and Education OF
the states of Idaho, Illinois, Iowa,
Kansas, Minnesota, Montana, Ne
braska, North Dakota, Oregon, South
Dakota and Wisconsin, which will be
called to order October Is at Mime
apolis by James J. Hill.
| BARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE.
$50 acres highly improved far seven
miles from Antler, N. D., on Cana.
dian side. $25 per acre including
all farm machinery. No trade con-