Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-02
News Of the State
North Dakota has many inventors.

Grand Forks hopes to have a NORTH
erl Pacific depot.
Grand Forks residents are NO,
drinking boiled water.
The hotel men of Fargo have O,
ganized local association.
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There was clean up of allege
sightless porcines at Richardton.
The congressional bee is buzzin
around some more Magic City bon
nets.
The State Humane society is get
ting after people who abuse thei
horses.
Six marriage licenses were issued IL
one day by the county Judge of Gas.
county.
There was a big reception at Minot
for Don DensmOre, the great NORTH
Dakota race horse.
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The tenth annual meeting of the
school officers of Cass county will be
held at Fargo on December 3.
Dickinson was the scene of a rare
occurrence when Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Heiser celebrated their golden wed.
ding.
A copy of the Ulster County IN. "
Gazette, published in 1900, has been
donated to the jamestown public Ii
brary.
The winter ceremonial of the
Knights of Columbus held at Fargo
was a success and so candidates rode
the goat
The Fargo police have as yet been
unable to capture the burglar who con-
tinues to terrorize the residents of the
Gate City.
Ernest Minot Thompson the first
white child to be born in the Magic
City, recently celebrated his 25th
birthday.
jamestown college students were
jubilant over the realization of a per-
manent endowment fund, and paraded
the streets en- masse.
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The Devils Lake papers, with char.
acterjstic enterprise, got out big
booster editions to celebrate the visit
of James J. Hill to their city.
Beautiful and impressive were the
services which marked the investiture
of Father Lemieux of Grand Forks
with the title of Monsignor.
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Work horses that have been pushed
in the fields all summer should now
have the advantage of every hour
possible in the fall pastures.
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Hermann Fredericks of New Eng.
land has reenlisted in the navy, in
order to make a stake, which. he
says, is an easy matter in govern.
ment service when one attends
strictly to business.
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A Fargo man was pinned under
mass Of debris when "a small building
in which he was working collapsed,
but he directed the work of the res
cuers and escaped with only a few
bruises.
If the fire prevention workers would
get busy in the rural districts there
would be fewer farm homes destroyed
by the flames. At the present time
there us an epidemic of burning farm
A strong point in favor of the slope
country was brought out by the fact
that the First State bank of Mott
loaned out this year some $50, 900, and
the interest coupons thereon have all
been met satisfactorily.
The Chicago RecordHerald has a
staff correspondent in this state writ.
ing it up and will issue a North Dako.
ia number in February which should
give the banner state a great amount
OF advertising.
The townsites on the Fort Berthold
reservation, undertake with Ignite
coal deposits and at one time with
drawn by the government, have been
reinstated and will be surveyed with
the other townsites.
If some of the scientists could dis
cover the booster germ which floats
about in the North Dakota ozone, it
might be of use for incubation pur-
poses in some sections which seem at
the present time to be immune.
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A. ]. Murray, charged with stealing
butter from Northern Pacific refriger-
'ator cars, who was arrested out west
by Sheriff Boyle of Cass county and
taken to Fargo for trial, waived exam
ination and was bound over to the dis
trict court.
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A young fellow picked up by the
Minot police on an insanity charge |
was found to have roll of nearly |
$500 on his person.
A Stutsman county farm of $40
acres was sold at a price of $50 per