Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-17
NEWS OF TIE STATE

b.; at home.
Alexander continues to grow.
49,
: Portal has a new law firm.
Ambrose is promised a hospital
Whist tournaments are becoming
; popular.
! Valley City ski enthusiasts may or
; ISnize a club.
C22do is becoming quite a shipping
lint fIr stack
N:cFi.le's new fire fighting appa-
:.:tDs has arrived.
Devils Lake board bill jumpers ap-
pear to be numerous.
\ tice bad earle was shot ten miles
rcrth of Valley City.
love that pure. white snow-but
y You black black coal
The cold weather sent many hoboes
shivering into police stations.
Attorney George Purchase has
moved from Beach to Richardson.
A farmer residing near Glen Ullin
was killed in threshing accident.
TWO check artists tried to work
Rogers, BUT one was captured. his pal
escaping.
young Finlander coal miner at
New leipzig sustained a broken hin !
in cave in
The proposed baseball dance at |
Sterling Was postponed until more
clement weather.
The Williston Civic league awarded
its prizes to the children growing the
best flower garden.
There is considerable building be-
ing done throughout the state in spite
OF the winter weather.
Thanksgiving will soon be here with
It's usual number Ct attendant social II
gatherings and weddings.
49,
a beIf'eld man has disposed of a
large tract OF land to party of Ger
mans from New Ulm. MINI.
The Grafton militia company was
called out to search for a missing
man at O'Clock in the morning,
~
The NOonan Republican has been
sod by it's founder, O. o. Christensen,
to j. J. GIFTS, a Nqonan merchant.
Frank Gotch. champion wrestler of
Inc wprld. put on exh bition matches
N the eastern part of the state,
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A Perth man found his brother and
[rau registered at hotel at Bisbee as
husband and wife. There was trouble.
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There have been many improve-
nents made on the property and plant
u IT, National Briquetting company
1t kenmare.
More trees planted in North Dako.
"a would work wonders with the an.
)earance OF some of the town and
titles.
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Marmarth residents are strenuous
boosters for good roads-and thew
tut into actual practice what they
preach.
AT Alexander two men were badly
injured when some molten babbitt ex-
o6ed. the hot metal being hurled
nto their faces and eyes.
Marmarth's school lacks but q
more pupils and another instructor
o make it eligible as first-class
Ugh school.
A story hour for children, recently
naugurated at the public library At
viii ton. is proving popular and en-
AOA Vic llCtlc lOlkS,
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A Valley City printer who visited
is ola home in England. returned
o North Dakota-he said ENGLAND
'as too slow for him.
From Fargo comes the complaint
nat bridge has become too tame for
ne ladies and that poker is now
cpular game with the fairer sex.
The best results are usually oh.
aimed from the work that is system.
tlzed and most carefully planned
his is not always the hardest work
n the farm.
"A mill employe at Dickinson was
lngled In some drive ropes and was
'hiried from one floor to another
lth such startling rapidity that it r
'ok his breath away-almost.
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joe Neville, ticket agent for the N.
at Fargo, has been promoted and III
ecomes' assistant CITY passenger &C