Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1911-09-15
NEWS Of THE STATE

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Manufacturers throughout the stat
are fighting the new snu6 law.
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A sheepherder was killed In
drunken brawl at Marmarth Saturday
| The county auditor of Manninl
county recently made his annual re
port which shows decided improve
ment over last year. There are 49,
698 acres under cultivation there.
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A Williston man has been pro
nounced insane and Will be deportet
to Norway, as it was learned that hi
is not as yet United States citizen.
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The g. page premium list of thu
North Dakota Industrial Exposition
has caused lot of favorable com
ment upon it's appearance Throughout
the state since its issuance.
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The law compelling pawnbrokers
to report to the police daily the sale
of any jewelry or watches has gone
into effect and is being enforced In
some of the larger cities.
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A shipment of SO pints of whiskey
caused some excitement at Stark:
weather. Theconsignee was bound
over to the district court.
49,
Several Warwick farmers are 60
ing into the dairy business next year.
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A Larimore bootlegger was given
ninety days and a $500 fine at Grand
Forks district court session.
More than one eastern company
is considering the placing Of paper
mills in North Dakota.
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More than the usual number Of
deaths under car wheels are being
reported over the state. Intoxication
plays prominent part in most OF
them.
A man succeeded in packing most
of the wardrobes Of the Edinburg
hotel in a trunk before he was caught
and "pinched."
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The city council Of Park River has
cut out the appropriation budget for
the years expenses, $500
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The Finley Farmers ELEVATOR
company has filed a voluntary petit
ton in bankruptcy before the U. s.
court at Fargo.
More fish havve been placed in
Spiritwood Lake, taken from the state
hatchery.
The Aetna Panorama will give al
years subscription to the farmer rails
ing the largest potato in the vicinity
and six months to the next best.
A typhoid fever epidemic threat
ened at Belfield for few days last
week.
Grand Forks promoters are plan.
ming to install q big curling and
skating rink in time for the winter
season.
Eleven members of the family of
Sheriff Hildebrand of Ashley received
ptomaine poisoning from some saus-
age.
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Members of the Odd Fellows, Work.
men and Orangemen got together at
Milton the other day and harvested
for an ill brother.
Rugby people are beginning to
wonder what Andy Jones, the default.
ing banker will do upon his parole
from the prison at Leavenworth.
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The Indian department at Wash.
ington is to educate the aborigine
against the ravages of disease.
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Interest aroused over the drawing
for Fort Berthold land throughout the
state is beginning to die down.
The yeggs who are supposed to
have perpetrated the two recent safe
UlOW4u6S III ldACOu duu heuudES
have been captured in Canada.
The Stanley branch into Canada is
the fourteenth line built into the Do
minion by the Great Northern rail-
way.
The different counties of the state
are getting their exhibits ready for
the State Industrial Exhibition and
some fine grain displays are to be
Bickford will be given q new trial
October eth. ~ II
With the coming of September the
oyster makes it appearance at the
restaurants of the country.
States Attorney Nash made a big
haul when he raided the gambling
dens Of the Magic City shortly after
the close Of the registration period.
Ward county has recently inaugur-
ated plan whereby the grain bills
may be collected through the eleva-
tors.