Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-06

! 49,
Company b" of Fargo had a goo
record for craftsmanship this pas
year.
wife deserter was nabbed by the Fal
go police.
City elections next year must b
held the same day as the presidentia
primaries.
Petty thefts have aroused Caring
ton residents to a state of righteou
indignation.
A colored performer at one of tn.
Fargo theaters was arrested on {
vagrancy charge.
A Butzville bride-to-be changed hel
| mind-and the ceremony has been in
| definitely postponed.
49,
Some of the high school debating
teams are dropping out of the state
interscholastic contest.
~
A suit at Jamestown over the pos.
session of brick block in the city
was settled out of court.
The girls Of the Count on Me club
Of Minot distributed many Thanks.
giving baskets to the poor.
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The board of directors Of the Devils
Lake ChautauQua association is plan.
ming on a big meeting next year.
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Pure Food Commissioner E. F. Ladd
is determined to prevent the sale Of
undrawn poultry in the future.
North Dakota looks pretty good to
most of the ex.Flickertails who have
b en- sojourning on the Pacific coast.
A Fargo policeman was held up by
the "grisly bandit" who has been ter
rorizing the residents of the Gate City.
President Worst of the agricultural
college has been elected head of the
Ohio society, recently organized at
Fargo.
Sugar beets can be raised success
fully in Barnes county-as we'll as
nearly every other section of the
state.
The present warm weather has CIV
en- farmers a chance to put in some
finishing touches of the roads for the
winter.
The flour mill at Northwood won
first prize in a contest in which
samples from a large number of mills
were tested.
Captain Angus Fraser of Fargo re-
ceived word Of the death of his
brother, Charles, which occurred in
Sonora. Mexico.
Frank Allan, the self-confessed
Northern Pacific train bandit who
gave himself up at Pekin, ILL.,. has
been brought to Fargo for trial.
John Baptiste Bottineau, a former
North Dakotan, attorney for the Tur-
tie Mountain band of Chippewa In
dams, died at the national capital.
The city dads adjourned their reg
ular session at jamestown in order
to hear the address of President Nc
Vey on the Making of a Town"
The State Press says the states at
torney at McClusky is costing the
county too much cash in prosecuting
cases where there is no chance for
conviction. p
Mrs. Fannie Good, captured in
Grand Forks and taken to Minneap-
oils to stand trial for forgery. was
sentenced to serve three years in the
state prison at saltwater.
The man from Towner county who
was turned down on the evesof his
wedding with a Devils Lake girl, is
reported to have found consolation in
his marriage with a young lady from
Valley City.
The western governors, while in
New York, Witnessed some moving
pictures in one of the theaters de-
picting harvest and other farm scenes
in North Dakota Minnesota and 9th.
er western states.
Eastern people are said to be inter-
ested in the case Of Dan Maloney, now
serving a term in the state peniten-
tiary for murder. believing that he is
innocent Of the charge preferred
against him.
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Fargoans aren't wishing Bismarck.
ers any bad luck, but they hope the
bold highwayman who terrorized
them Is the one at work at the capital
city-for as long as he stays at the
latter place he will not bother the