Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-26
News Of the State

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The second annual meetings of the
Iowa picnic association, comprising
former Iowans and their friends, was
held near Manning.
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F. J. Bell, a prominent Dunn coun-
ty farmer, found stem of fax IN
his field on which has grown and ma
tured ATS healthy looking bowls con-
tanning from eight to ten seeds each.
Marmarth had a $4,000 fire.
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When "a Marmarth blind pigger
jumped his bond,a no attention was
paid to the matter, until Assistant
Attorney General Hebron began plO-
ceedings against the bondsmen to re-
cover the amount. Then there was
excitement galore.
A Billings county homesteader,
upon returning to his claim from a
trip east, found his cupboard as bare
as Old Mother Hubbard's dog would
have found it. and most of his clothes
were missing also.
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A valuable driving horse belonging
to Bantry liveryman, got its head
fast In the hay chute while feeding
and broke its neck.
A Bantry citizen, who became i'm.
bued with the back to the farm"
idea, bought a hog to start in with.
He had to get up one night in his
"nightie"' and chase the hog out of
the truck garden, and the porker is
now being served up as ham and"
in a local restaurant.
A drunk at Fargo sold a policeman
bottle of beer for two bits, and may
now be arrested for blind plugging.
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At Dickinson a man was arrested
for stealing potatoes, but a neighbor
who was really guilty could not bear
to see an innocent man punished and
came forward and confessed his mis-.
demeanor.
ANuAOAy CuSCOMC4o may nave ~ pay
four cents for having their collars
washed since the laundry men lost in
their petition to have lower express
rates established on their shipments.
The Bowman creamery will be re-
opened in the immediate future.
The Citizen calls the attention of
Bowman people to the fact that no
fences may be stretched across any
trail or travelled road, whether or not
the same be public highway.
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A teachers institute will be held at
Bowman next week.
A rancher living south of Bowman |
has purchased a 5O-horsepower auto
truck
Work on the local telephone ex-
change at Stanton will be commenced
at once. Lines to Krem, Kasmer and
harrington are also planned.
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Be a booster.
There will be farmers institute
at Freda Saturday.
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Little Shield, an Indian living in
the Cannonball district, seriously
stabbed himself as the result of an
accident. Wasn't quite as handy with
a knife as his forefathers were.
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1t is a noticeable fact that cigar
cite smoker Is ineligible for appoint
ment to either West Point or Ann
apolis.
When the stearing gear of their
auto broke as they were motoring
across bridge. E. w. Green and w. !
A. Meeker of Glen Ullin received bad |
injuries.
1912 is leap year.
Mike Devaney, who lives near
Noonan, fell through a hole in his
hay loft, fracturing his skull and
breaking three ribs,
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Many North Dakotans are grieved
to learn of the death of Bishop Whip.
pie, which occurred at his home at
Faribault.
The Courier ran a cut showing one
Of the splendid corn fields near Don
nybrook.
Volume l. Number 1, of the Sawyer
Telegraph, has made its appearance,
under the ditorship of D. R. Green.
It Is four pages. all home print. and
Is a newsy little sheet.
The Jud Leader appeared a day
later than usual last week as the edi-
Tor was busy rustling up part of the
exhibit for the Industrial exposition at
When will the next Burke county
robbery occur? This question Is
oothering people Of that commounity,
who think that an organized band Of
yogQQ has sin01od %hoxn mt oorooio11,>