Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-10-26
News of the State
Halloween parties are being planned.

tor.
DR.. George Mclean, one of the pion'
GERS of Hillsboro, died in Minneapolis.
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Ransom county will have some more
! telephone lines
There promises to be some excite
ment in the race for the judgeshiD of
the fifth judicial district.
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Many Methodist ministers are NOV
| ing to their new homes following the
announcement of the appointments for
the ensuing year.
Some of the patent "innards" con-
tanned glowing accounts of the bump
er yields of wheat on Canadian lands.
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North Dakota will be the first state
to instruct it's delegates as to whom
they shall support for presidential
nomination.
condition of some of the undertake
ing "parlors" at Cando
An Emerson (Manitoba) cook used
poison instead of baking powder, and
thirteen are dead as a result.
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A Ryder farmer suffered a broken
| collar bone after being thrown from
his rig.
An auto owner at Ryder lost his
machine by fire.
Government surveyors are said to
be plating four townsites laid out on
the Great Northern survey across the
Berthold reservation.
The first issue of the North Dakota
Calf published by the socialists of
the state, will make it's appearance
early in November. it is said. It will
be edited at Devils Lake.
The progressives will start a new
weekly newspaper at Grand Forks
to be devoted to their interests.
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There is some agitation throughout
the state since it has been learned that
combined dug and drilled wells are
breeders of malarial and typhoid
fever.
Desertion of his wife and family
and elopement with his sister-in.law is
charged against Harry WATSON of
Towner.
Henry Ellis, the boy yegg, captured
near Williston after a desperate strug.
gle with the officers must serve a year
in the penitentiary.
There was a shooting scrape at
Bisbee. ~
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President McVey of the state uni
versity is the new head of the Associ.
ated Charities of Grand Forks.
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Company C, dedicated it's new arm
DRY at Grafton with elaborate cere-
monies.
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There were dozen young men who
wrote in the competitive examination
held at Lakota for the purpose of Sc
curing elegibles for appointment to
West Point military academy and the
naval academy at Annapolis.
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Valley City wants that gas plant.
Russell duck hunters are said to
have killed only four quarts.
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A Lawton farmer theshed 1000 bush
els of flax from fifty acres.
Three Japs at Devils Lake were ar
rested on charge of selling liquor
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Devils Lake may have a paid band
leader
The new instruments have arrived
for the Taylor concert band.
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The 1911 assessed valuation figures
of Stark county show an increase of
nearly one million dollars.
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An Arvilla farmer sold most of his
grain, which was mortgaged, and left
for parts unknown.
Prevention is better than a cure,
so inspection of COWS is much more
valuable than a laboratory inspection
of the milk
An old gentleman at Osnabrock,
who had always dep0rted himself in a
sedate manner, went on jamboree
which greatly surprised his neighbors |
and cost him SO in police court the
next morning.
The Sheldon Progress refused to be
stung by signing yearly contract
for running patent medicine adver-
Using at about one-sixth the regular
rates.
North Dakota people are protest
ing against the short story writer's
who continue to describe the Banner