Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-10-05
NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST
News of the State

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for safe, sure investment with liberia
returns upon your capital than tn
state of North Dakota.
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DR.. Charles H. Hart of Granville
: Ia, will locate permanently at Nc
Henry.
Fraternal organizations are warm
ing up to their winters work
The Dakota Welding and Manufac
turing company moved from New
Rockford to Fargo.
The work Of laying steel on the Pin
gree-Wilton line is being rushed along
as rapidly as possible.
The work on the new city reservoirs
at Mandan is now well along to-
ward completion.
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The Holmboe Brothers. noted pho
tographers who have several studios
in the western part of the state, have
opened up additional studios at Bis
marck and at Lewiston, Mont.
The b0untiful harvest of this year
has caused a number of North Da.
kotans to plan on southern trips dur
ing the winter.
Railroad agents throughout the
state are sending warnings to parents
to keep their children from hanging
around depot platforms.
The school of forestry at Bottineau
will hold a farmers institute during
tho coming winter.
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There is a law in North Dakota
providing for the disinfection of
school houses by the board of health
at least once every 80 days.
Judge Pollock has called a special
jury term of court at Hillsboro. at
which time the Cooper murder case
will be taken up.
The Grand Forks Oratorio society
will render Handel's messiah" at
Christmas time and practice will be
commenced soon.
The Alliance Hail company of
jamestown reports a large increase
of business for 1911 over 1910.
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A splendid flax yield was reported
from Courtenay.
Stutsman county is arranging to
secure select seed corn for next year.
The Minot weather man has re-
signed.
Forman people want the curfew or
dinance enforced.
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A Larimore oil man is said to
have skipped out after hypothecating
$66 of his company's money.
Granville will have a market day
on October %.
Antler wants a creamery.
A great deal of winter rye is being
sown in Nelson county.
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The coal men are happy-and busy.
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The United States geological sur
vey report says that North Dakota
ignite is an excellent gas producer
The State Federation of Women's
clubs is preparing for it's annual con-
vention which will be held lt Devils
Lake.
The Minot boosters hanged the
'ingleader of the city's knockers in
ront of the Commercial club-in ef-
ICY
The Catholics may start a parochial
school at Grand Forks.
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A section foreman at Bowbells was
rrested because he enforced his or.
[ers to his men by flourishing a re-
Oliver
Attorney Theodore Elton of Grand
'orks has been appointed assistant
tate's attorney for Grand Forks
Ounty.
1t is said that the new $4,000 de.
OF at Minot will be built this fall.
A team Of horses and a buggy be-
'nging to Minot liveryman were
,und at Max.
The city of Minot will sue p. Ehi
# $125, which amount, it is claimed,
agreed to pay for the old city
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fellow called at one of the VAL p'
y City printing Offices with a job Ell
printing. It was found to be a re.
ipt for making cheap whisky, and P
, had to hunt elsewhere to get the W
ork done. q,
Boys attending the high or grade ia
hools at Minot will not be allowed az
frequent the pool rooms. er
Eleven carloads of livestock, val to
d at $4,000, were recently shipped
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