Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-25
News of the State

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The relatives and friends of Willie
Noltimier of Oriska are searching for
the young man who left home a short
time ago and has not been heard
from since.
Joseph HUFF, the Ward county
farmer who stretched some barb wire
across the road near his farm, there
by nearly decapitating q party OF
autoists, was fined SIS and costs.
The postals savings bank at Minot
will open for business next Thursday.
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The Alpha Pi chapter Of the Kappa
Alpha Theta sorority was instituted
at the state university. The U. N: D..
is progressing.
A young lady at Fargo narrowly
escaped being. run over by an N. r.
train, the accident being due, so It's
said, from the fact that the gates
at the crossing were not let down
until the train was almost past the
crossing.
A Winnipeg man spending few
days in Grand Forks left his wallet
on the writing table in one OF the
hotels while he went out on the street
to hail a friend, and upon his return
found that he was minus his roll OF
s172. in addition to draft for 5000.
Minot residents are contemplating
attending the Industrial Exposition
on October II.
Miller, the man who assaulted
States Attorney Nash of Ward coun'
ty, could find no one to go on his
bonds, and has to spend the time be"
tween now and the next term OF the
district court In the jail at M1not.
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The postoffice department has de-
cided not to discontinue the postofftce
at Agricultural college.
John Rozum convicted in Walsh
county In 1904 of murder in the first
degree, and sentenced to be hanged,
died in the state asylum for the In
sane.
The officials of Morton and Oliver
counties have issued and accepted
challenges for a big championship
game of baseball. 1t should be hum
mer.
The Missouri Stop Fair Association
has checked up it's receipts and found
that it was more than broke even
this year. The officers are all we'll
satisfied with their record.
Mandan restaurants have boosted
their prices to thirty-five cents per
mean. with the price of sugar and
other commodities still awaiting, meal
tickets may take still another flyer.
The Jewish residents Of state will
celebrate their most important holi.
day of the yeer--the Jewish New
Year-during the two days commence
ing at shutdown Saturday evening.
Postoffice burglars at Rolla were
frightened away when q fellow tried
to dump a bucket of cold water on
their heads.
Representative Ray of Stark coun.
ty. was married in Minneapolis.
Rev. A. c. Stevens, formerly pas
A. xI.1 EC;,nk $hoHiot ohuroh Of
Grand Forks, resigned in order to
take up mission work In the Black
Hills.
A travelling man had two grips
stolen from the depot platform at
Darlington.
The boys of company B at Fargo
are anxious to have work on their
new armory started as soon as pos
sible.
Prof. w. B. Richards, head of the
animal husbandry department of the
state agricultural college, has been
appointed as judge of live stock at
several of the big western state fairs.
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A white pugilist, understanding a
colored pugilist on their early morn
ing training sprint. was the cause of
a hurry up police call at Fargo, the
spectators thinking that he was be-
ing chased by the colored man, and
that he would get hurt if caught.
Surveyors are busy at the Lawton
townsite.
A Mlnot man has purchased the
Weaver mine at Foxholm.
A son of John Froelich, residing
north of Valley City, was jolted from
a load of grain and fell under the
wagon wheel which ran over him. in
flicting serious injuries.