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

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
The jamestown city council has de-
ferred action on the proposition OF
levying taxes for the erection OF a
new library.
Olaf Bjorke, one of the state game
wardens in this district, has been 40
ing a land office business arrestlng
sooners before the opening Oh 'ne
season.
Every Baptist church in the state
will he represented in the convention
at Grafton September 10 to ~.
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A Lakota woman was temporarily
hereft of her reason by discord IN
her home life. She was granted d
divorce.
The first accident of the hunting
season is reported to have happened
at Hawley, Mimi, when a boy snot
himself in the arm.
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According to a recent decision OF
the supreme court Grand Forks coun-
ty must repay to the city large sum
expended in the construction OF the
Red river bridge.
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Eighteen received citizenship pap
ers at the opening OF the september
term of court in Fargo.
1910 hunting licenses have been
issued to hunters of Cass county by
the auditor. The Office is being kept
open evenings to accumulate the
rush.
The heavy rains of the past week
are driving the working men VINO
were threshing into the large cities
where they can get amusement.
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The Fargo and Moorhead ministers
association elected officers for the
coming year at recent meeting:
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Prisoners in the Ward county jail
are to be given a chance to work on
the poor farm in the future so they
will be able to earn their salt.
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Travelling men throughout the state
report that the business this year
has been very good so far.
A silver cup is being offered by a
Wahpeton firm for the best exhibit
OF school boys corn at the Richland
county fair.
President Howard Elliot of the
Northern Pacific will give an address
at the Richland county fair.
An electric light plant will be form
ally opened at Hankinson next Satur-
day.
Friday, September goth, will be rail-
road day at the Industrial Exposition.
Representatives Of both the Northern
Pacific and the Great Northern will
make addresses.
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The supreme court granted the petit
ton to reconsider the awarding to
Cavalier of the county seat yesterday.
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DR.. Ruediger, the state public
health expert is making examination
of drinking water used in the various
parts of the state.
A man was killed by freight train
at Yates the other day and was 80
badly mangled that Identification was
impossible.
The clerks of court of North Dakota
are now in session at Grand Forks.
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The Devils Lake council is now de-
Gliding on proposition to vote $4,000
boncS to erect new fire hall.
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An Injunction has been issued by
the supreme court against the allow
ing of lower freight rates in South
Dakota.
Grand Forks has the highest num-
Der Of children attending school of
any town in the state with 1889.
Bismarck is sixth with 1881.
Attorney Ray Andrews, formerly Of
Bowbells, is making good at Beach,
where he is now located.
A report from Melville farmer to
the effect that he has afield Of oats
that will 60 IS bushels to the acre
caps all reports from Foster county
and has good chance at the state
prize.
Since the recent robberies at Flax
ton and Kenmare, papers in that sec.
ton speak of the western part of the
state as being infected with criminals.
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A man living on a ranch near
Schafer has succeeded in deriving a
revenue from the state for wolves
that he kills.
The Trail county agricultural fair
is to be held October 3, 4,5.
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The Lakota high school ia supposed
to have the highest standards Of any
in the state according to the Lakota
American.
Cavalier county ren0rts como hir