Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-19
News ofthe State

! The state university has opened It.
doors for the ensuing years work.
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Work has been commenced an tn
new city hall at Kenmare.
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| Have you put your straw hat ava!
for the winter?
A choral society will be organized
at Grafton.
The Northern Pacific donated biz
lot for the new creamery at Fort Rlce
! s.
The excessive rains caused SUD
den rise in the rivers of the state
! some of which overlooked their banks
Both of the newspaper offices al
Darlington have, installed larger
presses.
The Darlington public school build
ings will be equipped with fre
escapes.
"dEu Guilty la" oA0 oAASA~No
$45 per month and board for farm
laborers, and the supply is far below
the demand.
Nels Luona, a transient, was stabbed
in the back In A. drunken brawl on
Great Northern train near H1llsboro.
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One of the horses owned by u. A.
Dinnie at Minot won five heat race
at the Milwaukee fair.
North Dakota bankers are planning
a campaign along agricultural lines,
but are reticent on what their exact
method of procedure will be.
John Nybakken was the first Ward
county farmer to reimburse the coun-
ty for seed grain.
The state hotel inspector Is on the
trail of hostelries which do not COM
ply with the hotel laws.
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Editor Wood of the Steele Ozone is
setting up his news on Junior limo
type.
Editor Brinton thinks that DR.. COL
will got too much free advertising
when he was fined $35 for throwing
a lighted fire cracker at a travelling
evangelist at Medora.
The Free Press devotes the entire
front page to a big boost for the
Ransom county corn festival and ex-
position which will be held at Lisbon.
The members of the Forman gun
club banqueted to celebrate their big
fall competitive shoot.
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The work Of installing the new white
way lighting system at Bismarck has
been commenced, and the capital city
will soon be the most beautiful city
in the state.
A homesteader mar Bowman got a
nasty fall while cutting hay near Big
Nasty creek. when his horses baked
and backed the driver and the mower
into the water.
A number of the state Weeklies
have inaugurated school departments
edited by some Of the pupils Of the
public schools.
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The Farmers State bank of Danzig
is now open to transact a general
banking business. Many of the farm
ers of the community are sharehold.
ers the new corporation.
Editor Clyde of the Ashley Tribune
thinks that the rumors Of a typhoid
scourge which have been going the
rounds of the state press are some
what exaggerated.
The sheriff of Mcintosh county sur
prised some Wishek blind pigEays and
they must stand trial at tx>~next
term of the district court.
In the final settlement of the bond
ed Indebtedness of old Williams coun-
ty, the share of the debt apportioned
to Divide county amounted to approx.
imately Sal 200, which will be previded
for by bonds.
That McClusky is growing is evil
denced by the fact that work on the
new $4,000 water works system and
the new $4,000 school building is
being commenced this fall.
That smoking is conducive to long
evity is the moral pointed out by some
of the editors when referring to the
case of the Darlington policeman
whose life was saved when hobo
attempted to stab him. the knife strik-
ing briar pipe in his pocket.
Editor Clemens Of Medora pokes
fun at the Dickinson people who
signed up notes payable to some
strange parties and later squealed
when they discovered that had been
stung.
H c. Whipple, who was arrested
at Willard for shooting ducks out of
season. and who later jumped his
bond, was arrested at Rugby and tried
at Velva. He must serve thirty days
in the county Jail. and his bondsman