Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-07
New,IlS,of the State

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Electricity is displacing the steam
and gasoline engines on the Lilac
edge farm near Grand Forks in
threshing operations.
The designation of the Gate City
as a postal savings bank was a great
! surprise to the persons interested as
ten stations have already been esta-
blished throughout the state.
A German farmer in Marshall COun'
ty recently lost his home by fire and
instead of forwarding the $1,000 In
surance on the property the insurance
company offered to build him bigger
and better dwelling at cost of less
than $500.
The Mercer county Republican Of
fers the following suggestion In bold
faced type: "The Lord hates cow
ard"
Editor "Bill" MUMMY, of the Buford
Tribune, complains that he Is publish
ing an eight-page paper in a one.page
town and s. seems to have several
sympathizers throughout the state.
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The Mckenzie creamery was closed
recently pending an agreement on the
part of the farmers that they patron
ize it enough to prevent It's operation
without loss.
The late Miss Minnie Bellows, Of
Mandan, remembered both the Man.
dan hospital and the Episcopal church
there, in her will.
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Grain dealers of Mandan are report
ed to have bought nearly $500 BUSH
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What makes the difference-the
Bowman creamery is said to be dead
one while the Hettinger company is
success in capital letters.
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The Williston State is very vehe-
ment in an argument against loan
sharks who have been operating in
their city.
A patrol of Boy Scouts was recently
organized at Hettinger.,
A pathetic case was that of an ILL.,
nois man who died among strangers
at Fargo at the age of 80. A letter
in his pocket from his wife pleads
that he get work so that they can
have couple of rooms to live in.
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The commercial club at Minot has
raised $4,000 without any solicitation
for the support of new paper mill.
100000 is asked for by the Eastern
capitalists in charge.
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Eastern farm hands coming through
the country are Directing to the long
hours of the farmers of the Flicker
tail state.
Hunters throughout the state who
read almost any part of the news
papers cannot help but be informed
on the subject of the game laws.
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The annual convention of the state
Women's Christian Temperance Un-
ion will convene in jamestown Sep.
TENDER % to Is.
H. M. Byllesby & Company. of Chi
cago are the new owners of the Fargo |
and Moorhead Street Railway.
There were nearly two hundred ar
rests at Fargo during the month of |
August.
With the election of board of |
park commissioners and the creation |
of. an Independent parking district, |
the Hillsboro park movement seems |
to be rapidly advancing.
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A new $4,000 pool room will be in
stalled at Grand Forks.
Catching a horse thief by running |
him down in an automobile. Is the
modern method employed by Ramsey
county farmers.
A blind piggeress at Minot was
some surprised when the police
swooped down upon her place and ar
rested her.
1t now seems practically certain
that an electric line will be built
between Enderlin and Fort Ransom. |
A central market has been proposed |
at Williston.
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Nothing has been left undone to |
make the Trail county fair the most |
successful in its history.
The wife Of Representative L. B.
Hanna was called to North Adams,
Mass, by the unexpected death of |
her mother.
Billy Sunday will preach to the peo-
pie of Fargo-and Moorhead-some |
time during the coming winter.
Attorney Tillman Smith, until re-