Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-10-04
News of the State

row escape from CSrTIDle UeatAl
when some gasoline splashed on her
clothes from gasoline burner, ig-
hitting them and nearly burning her
to death.
Editor McGahan seems to think
that the fact that Minot has IS prac-
ticing attorneys has something to do
with the local squabbles.
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A 2.year.old Darlington girl died
from the. effects of eating green to-
matoes.
Church fairs are now being adver-
tised.
A number of typhoid fever cases
are reported throughout the state.
Ryder had it first fire of the
season when a barn burned to the
ground.
Both of the Cando papers have ad-
vanced their price of subscription.
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The state weeklies have nothing
but words of praise for the first an
nual North Dakota Industrial exposf-
tion-and deservedly.
The Linton band boys did them
selves proud at the Industrial expo
sitiOn.
Over one hundred exhibits were
entered in the Dickey county school
children's corn contest.
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Prof. Jacob Schultz has been en-.
gagged as instructor in music at the
state normal industrial school at
Glendale.
Sanborn wants a creamery
49,
The Red River Valley exhibit for
the state industrial exposition is now
on display.
William Kimball, a reform school
inmate, was seriously gored by an
enraged bull at Mandan.
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Ginardi, the Italian who shot
fellow countryman at Mandan. went
to the courthouse and got a permit
to shoot" before committing the fatal
deed
The Northern tacific has discon-
tinued work on the viaduct across a
Mandan street.
Morton county Is becoming noted |
for the quick justice meted out to |
guilty parties.
A Slope Development league will
be organized at Bismarck.
Coroner Householder of Center is
to pitch for the Oliver county off,
Gals baseball team when they line
up against Morton county's burly ag-
Inquests can thereby be
held upon short notice.
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The Mott Pioneer Press did some
fancy boosting for the Industrial ex-
POSITION
Sheyenne is still without a dump
ng ground and the Star says "a
healthy town is more to be desired
han a fat graveyard" N
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The Erdman family residing south
If Wahpeton had a narrow escape
rom death from trichina poisoning.
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h1 III g. L
ly in favor. IN
The state of North Dakota is the
'est agricultural country on earth.
Otto Bauer of jamestown has been
made district deputy exalted ruler of
he B. P. o. E. and will have head
quarters at Mandan. II
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All the blizzards,. storms and other
natural and artificial,
hat ever occurred in North Dakota,
an not equal the occasional disasters N
nd loss of life in the eastern states
y floods, mining disasters and other
evastations.
Wllte atCenQlnS meeting OF tne
ounty board at jamestown. County
Casper was taken sud-
emily i'll and was removed to his
ONE. He is said to be suffering
rom an attack of typhoid fever.
The North Dakota Enforcement
eague has started something In
sarnes county.
Sloan Dobins, a Minot stockman,
vas relieved of his valuable in Chi
ago by a man and woman who
worked a confidence game.
North Dakota is pretty good place
o own farm with the report from
that heay snow
lad done great damage to the crops
n that province. II
The Cass county commissioners
'oted to give $1,000 to aid in adver-
Using the county with an industrial
exhibit.
President Worst and Prof Thomas
Shaw. two of the greatest agriculture
Il authorities in the country, are fer
'ent boosters for the North Dakota
Industrial EXPOSITION