Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-08
NEWS OF THE STATE

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Bottineau has an auto club with Is
| charter members and the membership
will be increased to 40 or so.
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The residence of Martin Hoffas at
Bottineau was damaged by fire to the
amount of $500 by the explosion of a
lamp.
The Upham Star complains because
some outsiders peddled out carload
of Irvine in thas vicinity. The Star
thinks the local dealer should be
patroniZed.
W,"eat harvest is on in McHenry
county and the average yield is far
better than last year.
James Hunt Of near StarkWeather
lost his barn by fire, enta4ling a loss
of 81 900 with no insurance.
An honest man found Mrs. Dorr
Ross gold watch on the street and re-
turned it to her.
A class of IS was confirmed in the
Catholic faith at Mohall, Sunday
morning, under the guidance of Father
Collins.
Sherwood automobile owners have
a plan for the Improvement of the
highways. Each one has certain
section of highway to keep in repair.
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Jack Thuraell of Crary was thrown
against a curb when his team ran
away and he came up with broken
collarbone and a collection OF bruises.
The cornerstone of the fine new
Norwegian church was laid at Fish
Lake last Sunday with appropriate
ceremonies.
Farmers near Leroy, Bruce and
Mountain lost 25 per cent of their
crops in a recent hailstorm.
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Walballa is going to lave fair this
fall but has not yet fixed the date.
The Griggs County Courier resents
the attack of Golfers Weekly on
James j. Hill, the railway magnate.
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An Aneta merchant slips the name
of some lady into packages purchased
in his store and if the owner of the
name presents herself at the trade |
emporium she gets prize.
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The Promoter says Clarence Paige !
of Denbigh shipped carload of cat
tie to Minneapolis and as result is
wearing a six karat diamond ring. |
Some karats, that.
The Mohall news is proud of the !
local ball team and admits it in a nice !
column article.
The Edinburg Tribune is opposed
to opening caskets in church funerals
and advertising the corpse.
The Lakota Observer insists that
Nelson county is going ahead as a
stork raising district and that wealth
is rolling in that direction.
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Walter Rockhold drew fifteen years
in the pen on conviction of rape. His
victim was Miss Grace Dougherty, the
pretty Towner school teacher.
The Towner News-Tribune notes an
authority as holding that there is too
much foam on American beer. Per-
haps the good editor can recommend
some other brand
county, is laid up with sore foot.
He stepped on a 20-penny nail which
was rusty.
Every so often the Mott Commercial
club gets hungry and holds big ban
quet. The latest feast time was last
Friday night and the Mott Pioneer
Press had full look when it appeared
on Saturday. TIL town is getting
ready to vote on the proposition OF
selling $4,000 in bonds.
The Beach fair is to be held Sep
TENDER rs to 20 inclusive and there
are to be flying machines and such
like
The white slave traffic is being dis
cussed in Beach, not that it exists
there but it might
1t drizzled for IA straight hours at
Plaza, according to the Pioneer, and
then it rained. Wet time in that town.
According to the Broadaxe, Peter
Piper, aged IS years, died at the Lid
gerwood hospital on Saturday, July 20.
Of heart failure.