Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-09
NEWS Of THE STATE

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Tie telephone crew of the Northern
Pacific have almost completed line
between Mandan and New England,
which will make a great Improvement
IN tie service throughout that section
of the country.
Judge Charles A. Pollock, father of
the North Dakota prohibition law, is
creating great deal OF comment in
his stamping tour of Maine, defending
prohibition in the campaign now 60
: ing on there
A brakeman was painfully cut about
the mouth at Laremore, Friday, by a
hclr bottle thrown from one Of the
windows Of a coach.
A select penny ante game in an
elevator at Michigan the other day
gave the town marshal an opportunity !!
TO display Lis proves.
A force of men have been at work
for some time improving the roads in !
! the vicinity o. Max
An auto rolled off an embankment
! at Wibaux, turning completely over
once or twice and no one was injured.
Tie automobile owners of Bottineau
have organized club recently. They |
;o1% e tcl,i nf !
visiting motorists.
Grand Forks will entertain the an.
nuai convention of the Northwestern
Ho:el Mems Association, Wednesday
and Thursday of next week.
A Fargo woman drove rObber
from her home at the point of a gun
Friday night only to be robbed by
another the following night.
Ramsey county won prize for the
best roads, offered by the Devils Lake
Commercial Club. to be judged by the
members of the Twin City to Helena
tour. The prize was a silk flag. /
The country papers are full of ac- {
counts of slight accidents, mostly
from runaway teams
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Farmers in the vicinity of Sentinel j
Butte nave organized a stock company t
to erect and operate an elevator. g
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Sentinel Butte has decided to build t
a farmers elevator and the land own '
ers have organized for that purpose. I
Chris Anderson, young home
steader near Medora has been de- '
clared insane aid will be taken to G
Jamestown d
The biggest mortgage ever filed in
Morton county was placed on record
by the Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget
sound railway company. The amount
of the instrument pledges the pay
ment of $200,000,000 to the United
States Trust Co. of New York.
Charles Van Solen, a Northern Pa
cific brakeman, is in the hospital at
Brainard to be operated en- for rup- !
ture.
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Mrs. Ole Wigeby of Antler has I
three broken ribs and many contu- /
sions as the result of S1laway &C. i
cident.
The Farmers Elevator Co. of Judd 6
mas elected the following directors:
A. E. Raney, T. J. Cline, j. F. Brady,
H. E. Putnam and A. S. Ravely.
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Street Commissioner Lang, after =
many years of service for Devils
Lake, was summarily fired from his
job and now the citizens demand an c
explanation.
All the woman's clubs in the state
are appointing delegates for the big
meeting in DEVILS Lake in October. a
The meeting was held in Bismarck t
last year.
While driving home from Douglas
the other day, Mrs. John Young was
injured when the horse Guided with r
an automobile overturning the ma
chine and playing hob generally
The Portland e.,ubl can says it is 9
not necessary to enact town ordinances O
to limit the speed of automobiles to T.
eight miles an hour through incorpor- h
ated towns and cities when there is a
a state law covering the point. \
s. f.
Joe Auge is in bad over in Neche.
He hired two farm laborers in Canada
and brought them to North Dakota e
contrary to the emigration laws and a
now he may be fined $4,000 for the Of S
fense
County teachers are going to meet
in Pembina Friday and Saturday and
take the examinations provided by the
state. =
The town of Flasher wants a first
class bakery and the editor of the d
Hustler intimates that he may become V
a pie eater again under more favor D
able conditions k
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A postoffice inspection prOnounces r