Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-16
NEWS Of HESITATE;

Sleigh ride parties are being
| A. Hartstein of Kaiser will move
his store to Elgin.
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| The residents of New England want
the band to be revivified.
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Bismarck's new city scales are
| proving very satisfactory and pop.
| ular.
The towns of the slope country are
| contemplating organizing bowling
league.
November weather to date has been
breaking records at a wonderful
rate.
Bismarck's new city hall is one of
the handsOmest and best appointed in
the state.
A number OF new legal partnerships
have been formed in many sections of
the state.
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A South Dakota homesteader who
shot some of his neighbors horses got
into trouble.
The Great Northern roundhouse
and three engines were destroyed by
fire at Overly.
Casselton workman fell from a
roof and escaped with sprained wrist
and skinned forehead.
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Some of the people of the state are
said to have been stung when they
purchased fake stocks.
A number of the valley towns are
scrapping over the merits of their re-
spective grain markets.
Business men of Antler made 1t
warm for a man who attempted toI
take the NELSON" cure for creditors
Railway postal service has been !
discontinued on several OF the branch |
lines in the southern art of the state.
The Kenmare News handed the
chief of police hot shot, charging
him with being drunk and disOrderly.
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There seems to be scarcely week :
that passes without an accident OF
some sort being reported from Mil '
ton.
Industrial exhibits of rural schools
have been held in nearly every sec.
ton of the state and the results were
most gratifying.
A MinneWaukan woman who at
tempted to use a box resting on top
Of chair in lieu of a step ladder, fell
and fractured two ribs.
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An Eddy county farmer raised and
and all the assistance he had was
that given by his frau.
North Dakota will receive some ma
tion-wide publicity from the exhibits
on the governors special and at the
various eastern land shows.
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Burglars who visited a butcher
shop at Larimore found the safe al
ready opened and were not obliged to
resort to the use of dynamite.
There has been a great demand for
travelling libraries from various Sec
tons of the state and extra help has
been employed by the state library
commission at Bismarck.
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The Hankinson News tells of a
man who captured two wild geese with
his bare handsome having been en-.
tangled in wire fence and the other
held fast by the new ice on the lake.
The number of autos in the state
has been materially decreased judy
ing from the number Of machines that
have been destroyed by fire during the
past few weeks.
The sale of so many fine farms at
good prices is evidence that the realty
market is not at standstill despite
the wall about crops not being the
best.
Enough stock has been sold to pay
the Indebtedness OF the Orska farm
ers elevator. which will be reopened
as soon as arrangements can be made
for securing a new buyer.
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A farmer near Max went on
jamboree and raised Cain about the
little town. He was arrested. but
managed to elude the officers, but
will be tried for malicious mischief if
caught.
The raising of poultry on the farm
or in conjunction with fruit growing
can be made very profitable with the
same kind of management that is de-
voted to raising good stock or good
grain.
A McClusky man did feel like kick
ing himself when he bought a nice
10-pound rooster from a stranger.
and discovered that it had been orig
inally taken from his own chicken