Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-07
News Of the State

Gardar's new church was dedicat
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Public baths are being advocated
at Valley City.
Minot dogs who do not sport 1
brass tag will be shot.
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Pool halls and bowling alleys al
Beach are closed on Sunday now.
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An autoist at Hamilton broke his
wrist while cranking his machine.
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Many North Dakotsns VIII attend
! the land products show at st: Paul
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Telegraph Editor Quig.ey, of the
Grand Forks Herald, has moved to
Los Angeles.
A miner near Columbus was in
jured by the premature explosion OF
some dynamite.
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C. II Etpdle, Ia bachelor home
steader residing near Manfred, was
adjudged insane.
Professor Ladd will address some of
the Fargo Club woman on the topic OF
food adulteration.
Forty tons of timothy seed, valued
at $4,000, was marketed at North
wood this season.
The German paper issued by the
Rugby Tribune will hereafter be pub.
lished at Devils Lake.
The railroads Will not be allowed
to block the street crossings at Grand
Forks with their tr"' S.
Dunn county farmers appointed a
committee to try to get q railroad in
to their section OF the state.
Work of construction of the new
federal building at Bismarck will be
commenced early in the spring.
A Magic City laundryman nearly
lost his eyesight, when a pail full Of
clothes bleach was thrown in his
face.
Rabbits are causing a lot of trouble
to some. OF the fruit growers, and an
effort lis being made to exterminate
them.
Frank Lyon, recently appointed
postmaster at Beach, was given po-
sition as railway mail clerk a few
days later.
The membership committee of the
Minot commercial club were treated
to a chicken dinner by Secretary
Sherman.
A Bottineau threshing outfit was
outfit was out nearly 80 days, one of
the longest threshing runs known in
that section of the state.
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A Gwinner man froze his hands so
badly while driving in Canada that
his fingers had to be amputated. He
returned to North Dakota.
It is expected that the remainder of
the Standing Rock and Cheyenne
River Indian reservations will be
opened to settlement next fall.
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Some of the Italian section hands
who have been working in the state
are sotourning in their native land
Of sunshine during the winter months |
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A team belonging to oneof the
Indians on the Fort Berthold reser.
vation broke through the ice on Dew
lis Lake and one Of the horses
drowned.
There is going to be somethig do.
ing at the next national guard con-
vention over the handicapping of old
members in the competition for the
state rifle teams.
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The Blanchard banker who disap~
peared is the latest addition to the
bunch which has for charter members
Charles Ross and the man who struck
Billy Patterson.
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A McHenry county farmer who
couldn't hire any one to thresh his
grain, purchased an en-
CINE and separator and is doing the
work himself
Militia companies are being re-
,ruited to full strength to prepare for
The annual encampment next sum-
ner which will probably be some
where outside the state.
Congressman Hanna, ext Governor
0evine, and E. G. Chamberlain, de-
ivered addresses at the Chicago
and show on North Dakota day. ex-
plotting the resources Of the state as
! place of residence.
Some people are protesting against
states attorneys issuing warrants
without investigating to see whether