Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-13
News Of the State

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A local court of the Independent
Order of Foresters has been organ
lied at Cando.
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Martin residents rejoice that the
city can once more boast of having
registered pharmacist.
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The paramount question regarding
Andy Jones, is the same as that which
was asked of Jeffries-will he come
back?
Clarence Nugent, of Bordulac, was
found dead in hay loft, and the
verdict was suicide.
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more People" is the battle cry
adopted by the Devils Lake boosters
at a recent meeting.
Football enthusiasts are trudging
out for their preliminary practice.
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Two farm hands at Devils Lake
were each sentenced to spend nine
days in the county Jail for cruelty to
dumb animals.
The cornerstone of the new $4,000
school building, at Langdon, which is
being erected to replace the one
burned last winter, was laid with ap-
propriate ceremonies.
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James Hawkins, a painter whose
home was supposed to be in Wiscon-
sin, was found dead in a room at
Grand Forks.
A Medora man who took q load of
cattle to Chicago recently, received
the highest price ever paid for range
heifers.
The flag won by Ramsey county for
having the best strip of highway in
that section Of the state during the
Twin City to Helena automobile run,
was formerly presented to the county,
and will be displayed in the court
house at Devils Lake.
Crosby will hold its fourth annual
market day and street fair on Tues
day, September 26.
Beach is doing some splendid ad-
vertising for it's big fair.
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The Bradd0ck News stated that an
epidemic Of typhoid had broken out in
Ashley.
The Williston Herald has started on
it's thirteenth year with excellent
prospects for it's success.
The Edmore school board advertis.
ed for bids on the janitor's Job.
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A Williston tailor went snipe hunt
ing with bunch of friends and kindly
agreed to hold the bag. He returned
to his home about a. m.
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The Knights of Pythias will organ
ize lodge at Ray Sept. 10th.
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The judges of the district courts
had busy times in some sections of
the state hearing applications for
druggists permits.
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Most of the state weeklies are pub
fishing the names of the people resid-
ing in their communities who were
fortunate in the Berthold Indian res
ervation land drawing.
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Sheldon residents do not see why
they can not have a starch factory.
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There are varying reports from the
different sections of the state regard
ing the amount of game to be found.
Some of the variations were probably
due to the weather and some to the
inability of the nimrods to shoot
straight
Bismarck, the Capitol City, EXPOSE |
ton City, See City and Queen City Of |
the Slope, is to be made the Beauti- |
full City since the board of City Com !
missioners voted favorably on the !
resolution. The work of in
Sailing the new white way will also |
be completed before the snow flies. /
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The Upham Star registered a kick
because there wasn't q single person
'esiding in that vicinity who drew
me of the first 1900 claims.
Editor Miller slapped the wrist of
editor Schleppegrell of the Upham
tar, figuratively speaking, because
10 reproduced an article from the Star
n the Towner News.Tribune and got
he blame for It from the parties in
crested.
A trial in the Justice court of Nc
'1uskey resulted in q free-for-all in
'hfch all but the justice participated.
The Minot normal school controver- I
Y, like Finnegan, is "off again, on
GAIN" but unlike Mr.. Finnegan is
ever gone again.
Bike riders and kids with roller 6
kates are being chased off the side. t
'alks by Magic City policemen.
It cost M. E. Wits, of Kempton, :
lst $22.55 to shake his fist under the
ose Of a neighbor woman.
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