Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-09
News Of the State

at the same time.
North Dakota demos will hold {
love feast at Fargo.
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The Milwaukee road bricked its
round house at Elgin
New Leipzig people would change
the name of their town.
Valley City's basket ball team has
been organized for the season.
Dickinson City dads will order q
new pump for the water works.
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More pure bred stock is being
shipped to North Dakota by the car
load.
It has been we'll said that a farm
can never rise above the level of it's
| owner.
There has been another change in
the editorial staff of the Lankin Re-
porter.
Editor Wright of the Cakes Times
may become a candidate for county
treasurer.
Cooperstown boys and girls are not
overly ell behaved in the free public
reading room.
A transient who was given bed
in a lodging house at Grand Forks
was found dead.
!. Auto dealers anticipate a big de.
,mand for machines in the Flicker Tail
.state next season.
Some hangers :. of medicine
show which Wis ted Driscoll raised
hob before they left.
The son of County Commissioner
and Mrs. Thelin of Devils Lake, dis
appeared from home.
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Irrigation projects re receiving
greater amount of consideration each
year by North Dakotans.
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c. 8. Shanks, a prominent farmer
of Minor, was taken to Fargo to be
examined as to his sanity.
There is movement on foot to hold
big farmers and merchants meeting
at La Moure early in January.
A barber at Mercer, who was I'm.
usua ly popular with everyone, moved
to his old home in Minnesota.
H. e. Skauke Is the new cashier
of the Taylor State bank, succeed
ing John Courtney, who resigned.
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Some hoodlums stl etched q wire
across the sidewalk at Hope and the
police are looking for the miscreants.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Brundage
of Lilca Hedge Farm. near Grand
Forks, celebrated their golden we'd
ding anniversary.
49,
Quite sentiment is growing up
throughout the country against cut
ting down so many young evergreens
for Christmas trees.
Steel railway coaches have been
proven time and again as the best
assurance of human safety when
there is a wreck.
Some prognosticators say that
North Dakota will have a bumper
crop in 1912--as we'll as more corn,
hogs, and creameries.
A prominent farmer near Stady
left home, and various reasons, from
insanity to domestic difficulties, were
assigned as the cause.
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A party driving out from one of the
progressive towns of the state met
no less than Al loads of grain within
a distance Of ten miles.
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H. s. Colson, an Emmons county
homesteader, is reported to have left
his claim and his friends are endeav-
oring to learn his whereabouts.
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Fred A. Moore was elected second
Ii utenant of Company "C'' at Grafton
and Lieutenant Lewis was elevated
to tn rank of First Lieutenant.
Editor Fadden of Neche insists
upon more settlers for Pembina |
county. His efforts are worthy Of |
by every editor in the state. |
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Bulke county will make a settle.
ment with Ward county at q Joint |
meeting of the county commissioners
Of the two counties to be held in q
short time.
The sheriff called at Lidgerwood to
nab some alleged piggers, but they
had evidently seen some Of those
shadows that forecast coming oventa