Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-16
News of the State

There is some talk at Palermo u
forming a dairy syndicate.
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The first annual conference OF the
northern district of the America
Sunday School Union is being ne'o {"
Grand Forks.
Stark county Sunday schoo! WORK
Iers will gather at Richardton the nfs'
of October.
The night policeman at Jamesto"l
was arrested for disturbing the peace
A live wire in the center OF oile
If the business STREETS at Devils Lake
caused many people to do some sue
stepping.
There was mixup recently at tne
magic city when the fire whistle was
blown when the police were wanted
and the police warning sounded Wnen
the hose cart was needed.
It is said that the new applications
for "long distance marriages. are not
proving popular.
A Ward county farmer was arrested
on a charge of stealing some OF his
neighbours hay.
The various farm implement houses
report that there was an unusual de-
mand for corn binders this year.
An elevator man at Neville took IN
eighty-three loads of grain in one day,
all but two of which were barley, and
he would have received over 100
wagon loads had it not rained the
latter part of the afternoon.
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Imperial Potentate Treat of Fargo
is promised big time when he makes
his official calls upon the Shriners'
lodges on the Pacific coast.
And now some mean persons call
the eight Williston business men,
who compose Mayor Jackson's ad-
visory board, "the kitchen cabinet"
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Hon. Edward Winterer of Los An
geles, a brother of Hon. Herman
Winterer, was banqueted by the
Barnes County Bar association while
stopping off at Valley City on his way
home from Europe.
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Devils Lake Episcopalians will erect
a guild hall.
A Towner man raised some peanuts.
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The creameries at Milton and Mimic
have closed for lack of patronage.
Abercrombie was visited by a bad
fire.
A smooth and glib tongued stranger
has been separating some Stark coun.
ty residents from some Of their hard
earned pelf.
The work of gathering Stark county
exhibits for the North Dakota Indus
trial exposition at Bismarck is prog.
ressing very satisfactorily.
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jamestown has passed transient
merchant" ordinance.
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A former MinOt farmer won No.
in a big land drawing in Canada.
Editor Stickley of the Kenmare
Journal is offering his plant for sale.
This is made necessary on account of
Mrs. Stickley's illness.
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The Socialist committee at Minot
threaten the city commissioners with
recall in case no attention is paid to
the city lighting question.
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There is farmer at Sawyer who
has forty acres planted in beans.
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The youth of Dawson are said to
have splendid vocabularies of cuss
words-and use them freely on the
streets as we'll.
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Kernels Brewer: "Minoters are
mourning because Herman Midtbo is
planning to leave that city" All but
Stenvick. for he will never forget the
"Pie Club" incident.
There are nearly 100000 acres in
Dunn county under cultivation.
Some of the prisoners in the Minot
Jail are kicking because one of their
number is enedavoring to convert
them to Socialism.
One of the progressive firms at Mar
tin has contracted with the local pa
per for a full page of advertising
every week of the year.
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Fargo city dads have decided to buv
a patrol wagon to haul the disturbers
OF the peace to the jug.
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Two Trail county bootleggers were
handed a package by Judge Pollock of
Fargo.
A Moorhead man whose mysterious
disappearance had caused his rela-
tives a great deal Of worry for two
weeks. turned up safe and sound and
none the worse for wear
UNCLE SAM SAVES MONEY.