Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-29

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Many new bridges are to be con.
| structed In Billings county.
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A large number of hail losses over
| the state have been adjusted.
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The commercial club at Beach Is ac.
tive in the matter of good roads.
Dennis Frolick of jamestown mar.
ried Miss Frances Sem at Mandan.
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The harvest of spring wheat started
in good season on the Missouri slope.
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Little Macs Hustler says that
progressive Flasher never stands still.
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Crop prospects in Mclean county
are better than they have been for
years.
There is a chance for more people
to get good claims on the Berthold
reservation.
The newspapers of the state are still
telling what a success the press meet
ing was at MinOt.
Mandan people have a lot of work
to do to get the Morton county fair
in shape. for this fall.
North Dakota farmers may find it
hard to get help enough to harvest
the big crop this year.
Jimmy" Myers formerly of Bis
marck has donated a bell to be used
for a fire alarm at Flasher
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Deputy game wardens are being ap-
pointed over the state to make life
miserable for the %"sooners."
Kidder county people celebrated
the approach of a bountiful harvest by
having a picnic at Lake Isabel.
The Steele Ozone is twenty-seven
years old and Editor Wood is keeping
the paper just as spicy as ever
Most of the newspaper boys hope to
get their old subscription accounts
cleaned up after this big harvest.
The BOttineau Courant thinks one
of the main troubles with the third
party is that it will remain hird.
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The baseball tournament at Souris
was a big success. A large crowd
southern Manitoba attended.
The Mandan News notes that the
third party does not receive much en-
couragement on the Missouri slope.
The Flasher Hustler is spending it's
time during the hot weather digging
up facts on Morton county division
matters.
Up at Granville Ral1h Simonson
had the end of his thumb cut of while
the mechanism of a lawn
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A distressing accident occurred at
Flasher when a fourteen months old
mild was badly scalded by upsetting
! coffee pot.
A number of editors going by the
way of automobiles passed through
on their way to MinOt to
the summer press meeting.
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Postmaster George Laney at Napo.
Ieon was badly injured when his team
ran away and he was caught between
The hay rack and the barn.
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The hot weather of summer has
kept commercial clubs in some Of the
towns from being as active as dur
ing other seasons of the year.
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The story that Senator Gronna
brought out G.. A. johnson for govern
,r still occasionally makes its appear
r in the papers Of the state.
Just to give his readers a good pa
per for once "Old Bill" Holbein of the
Lansford Journal mad most Of his
type set on a machine at Kenmare.
The merchants at Beach have
on the purchase Of a carload
Of sugar a which will be placed
on the market there at a reasonable
price.
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IA seven.year-old child at New Eng
land is in a precarious condition aft
er having a prune seed removed from
It's wind pipe.
Editor Frank Bryant Of the Napo-
leon Homestead says he once owned
a Logan county farm. Now he owns
an automobile and another man owns
the farm.
Several merchants at Beach got
sore at Editor Brinton and took their
ads out Of the Chronicle. The mer-
chants will be about the only losers
on that deal.
The Washburn Leader regrets that
the commissioners ~ Mclean county
decided not to issue a special levy for
The interests OF better farming under
the auspices Of the Missouri slope
development league.