Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-21
News. ofthe State

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Hillsboro, is proud of its waite,
supply. -"
The New Rockford market day was
a huge success.
Druggists may expect a sudden in
crease in the demand for saccharine
with sugar hitting the high spots.
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A man by the name of Careful who
lives at Fargo got suddenly careless
while carrying home package" and
fell and cut his head.
Up to date journalism-sOme of the
Minot papers won't be through pub
fishing the names of the Berthold
winners when the Rosebud names are
all drawn.
The Independent Scandinavian
Workingmen's association has organ
lied lodges in the state.
s.
Karl Farup, the Park River banker,
has returned to his home from an
extended trip to Norway. His daugh-
ter, Miss Rena Farup, accompanied
him from Berlin, where she has been
studying during the past year.
Farmers living in the vicinity OF
Paramount are said to be Interested
in silos. There are seven farmers near
New Salem who /recently erected silos
and the filling process attracted a
number of their neighbors.
Ed Davis, the confessed abductor
of the Snow Flake, Manitoba, school
teacher, has been taken back to
Canada.
There was a bad cutting ARRAY near
Medina.
Editor Connolly of the Hettinger
County Herald wrote head in which
he said that the Cannonbal was
Damned at New England Park"
Wonder what the grievance was.
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Elgin residents are impatiently
awaiting the coming Of that new
bridge.
A new rural route may be estab-
lished out Of Elgin.
Editor Crockard reminds the good
folk of New England that they must
keep everlastingly boosting for their
town.
An Glendale woman who was visit
ing in Minneapolis slipped and fell,
striking her head against the edge
of a bathtub and knocking her teeth
out and rendering her temporarily
unconscious
The West hotel at Williston was
destroyed by fire.
The first meeting of Mayor Jack
sons Kitchen cabinet" which was
held at Williston passed off without
any bloodshed.
The little daughter Of Register of
Deeds Moe Of Mckenzie county was
injured In runaway.
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A large number Of the state week.
lies are publishing the poem Of Sam
Walter Ross, "The House By the Side
of the Road" which is quoted extern
sively by Rev. George B. Newcomb,
state superintendent of the Society
for the Friendless.
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Mrs. Clara King of Sweet Springs,
Mo-, who has been visiting at Gran
vile, was shot in one knee when a
rifle which she held in her lap acct
dentally exploded.
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Everything was free at the Noonan
fair-and everybody had good time.
A Neville man who arrested
bootlegger while working for the Nc
Vile Improvement league lost out in
his attempt to secure the $50 reward
he claimed was due him.
Out of the frying pan into the fire
-Minot just got the normal school
COAIlONOIoN HulcLSu ICHpOldIlIy w
use of an injunction when the social
lists went on the warpath over the
city lighting system.
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The Sulphuric city also has heavy
light question to solve.
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The newspaper boys of the state
freely advertised Brother Stickley's
Kenmare Journal plant for sale, and
extended him their sincere sympathy
for having to leave the North Dakota
journalistic field.
Two sons of Ham who were incar-
cerated in the Kenmare Jail took
French leave and hied themselves to
Canada !
There are an awful lot Of DRINKS
reported for a prohibition state-or
wet" state, as far as that goes.
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Devils Lake papers were vieing with
each other as to which can tell of
the biggest vegetables raised in that
neighborhood.
The troublous times at Minot may
deter Bishop" Cowell of Balfour from