Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-29
News ofthe State

board Of city commissioners of Minot
with tract Of land to be used for
dumping ground purposes.
Hillsboro is proud of it's water
supply.
McHenry county is rapidly achiev-
ing fame as an alfalfa community.
A series of meetings of school di-
rectors, teachers and parents is be-
ing planned In McHenry county.
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Valley City finally granted a. gas
franchise.
Stick" and Jack" at Kenmac1. are
indulging in some caustic comment
through the medium of their editorial
columns-and yet they are the best
of friends.
The Forum wonders what has be-
come of the Fargo commercial club
A number of North Dakotans have
discovered that toadstools are not so
nutritious as mushrooms
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The Congregationalists are meet
ing at Minot.
Very little interest was shown in
the election of city commissioner,
and the new park board for the
Magic city.
Contracts have been let for the
construction of the new North side
sewage system at Minot.
Jos@ph Bjelland of Ward county
Is looking for the parties whom he
claims stole his horses from him.
A. c. Smart, travelling man who
formerly made his headquarters at
Minot, was arrested in Montana on
a larceny charge. ~
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All arrangements have been com.
pleted for the opening of the Burke
county fair at Bowbells.
Sheriff Arnof of Walsh county went
out in country ostensibly seeking
stray horses, and rounded by three
alleged bootleggers before his return
to Grafton.
The Italian, Ginaidi, who shot a
fellow countryman at Mandan and
was arrested at Napoleon, is said to
have done the shooting in self de-
Tense, as two other Italians jumped |
on him. one with a knife and the
other with frying pan.
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"Jim Hill Day" at the Industrial ex.
position, which occurred on the same
date as Bismarck day and Hettinger |
County day, brought thousands of
people to the Exposition city.
Bismarck is being complimented on
the handsome decorations of the
streets and business houses.
The riders from the Burnstad ranch
are making enviable records for
themselves at the western fairs. They
are already booked for North Yakima.
Spokane and some fairs in British
Columbia
With the shortening of the days
which means the passing of the
autumn flowers hostesses are TAX
ing advantage of the season to dis
charge their social obligations.
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The majority of the slope business
men ar" sore at the Red river valley
for not coming to the Indus
trial exposition.
Adjutant General Treumann and
Colonel J. H. Fraine will 60 to Buff
Ialo October LIST to attend the annual
of the National Guard As
Harry Raeshke. son of Herman
2aeshke, of Goodrich, sustained a
'roken leg when, he was run over by a
ank wagon belonging to threshing
outfit.
Don't hide your light under a bushel {
asket-keep boosting for North Da-
;ota and the slope country.
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Many of the state weeklies are run-
ing contests of one sort or another !!
0 boost their circulation.
Judge Emmett N. Parker of the ST.
RENE bench of the state of Washing !
on, visited old friends at Steele, his =
ormer home.
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Only the time actually spejt on a Z
lain will be considered by land Of q
ce authorities when a homesteader de-
ides to make final proof.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth D. Curry of Hope u
Celebrated their golden wedding ami
ersary.
The newspaper fraternity of the state q
deeply with Mr.. and Mrs. '
rank Wilson of the Bathgate Pink !
'aper in the accidental death of their q
on.
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