Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-18
News of the State

it's exhibit at the industrial exposition.
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New Rockford has another big mar
ket day.
This is the harvest season for ly.
ceum bureaus.
Fred Segrud of Columbus had three
horses killed by lightning.
The Williston Herald has entered
upon its thirteenth year.
Several cases of diphtheria are re-
ported at Driscoll.
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The Darlington Record has installed
a new up-to-date printing press.
The new freight depot at Mandan
is now in service.
Two more rural routes have been
established out of The Spot.
Oakdale, in Dunn county, is to have
a new general store
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Strong OF
Velva celebrated their golden wedding.
A Carpio farmer lost two digits
when his hand caught In a iorn
binder.
Many hunting accidents are being
reported, most of them being minor
ones.
In a little while the ''swat the fly"
movement will be transformed to a
swat the snowpile" stunt.
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Among the incorporators OF the new
abstract company at Minnewaukon IS
Judge Burke of the supreme court.
The counties which loaned seed
grain to the farmers are said to be
having a little trouble collecting for
the same.
The Florence Crittenton home tag
day resulted in consider able money
being raised to be applied toward the
construction Of the new building.
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Three gamblers recently nabbed by
the Fargo caps were given ninety !
days and $780, If they cannot pay
their fine they will have to stay In
Jail three months longer.
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an auto at Fargo and tipped the buggy
over, badly injuring it's occupants.
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The body of John Anderson, an
aged man without any relatives, who
died at Fargo, will be turned over to
the anatomical department Of Fargo
college.
A Morton county man has been put
in Jail because he did not pay his
debts.
Editors of the state are commenc-
ing to run an increasing number OF
cards Of thanks in their columns.
There were over one hundred Rem.
Vile county people who drew home
stead numbers in the Berthold serva-
ton drawing.
A Minnesota man who went to
Haynes to buy some cheap land,
found that North Dakota farms are
increasing in value considerably.
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the United States land office at Devils
Lake, has purchased a newspaper at
Alliance, Neb.
Glendive, Mont, is to have free
city letter carrier delivery after
Dec. 1.
The Devils Lake Journal ran two
full columns of notices to hunters
warning them to keep off farmers
lands. Evidently there wasn't much
territory left open for hunters save
the waters of the lake itself.
A party of Illinois land buyers pur-
chased considerable property in the
vicinity of Langdon.
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Receptions to the new teachers Ae
eading fall social events throughout
The state.
The public drinking cup is to be
abolished in the Hurdsfield schools as
soon as individual cups can be OBJ
aimed.
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Fort Clark residents are Hip! Hip!
becaus the Bismarck.
branch of the Northern Pa
life is to be completed to Sanger this
'ear.
Editor Connolly of the Hettinger
COUNTY Herald is soon to become a
A. P. Dayman, one of the Drayton
pioneers, dropped dead on the stree:
while walking home, as a result Of
IN attack of heart failure.
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The state university will have to
lepend largely upon new material for
is football team this fall.
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