Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-01
News Of the State

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farmers with enough binding Irvine.
There ID considerable activity along
the 500 system In North Dakota.
Esmond will have a potato ware
house.
Automobiles are a common vehicle
In this state.
Officials have tabooed dreamland
dances at Mandan.
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Great crowds greeted the opening
Of the fair at Grand Forks.
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At Fessenden Bruno Zytko was
found guilty of murder In the second
degree with a ten-year sentence. He
killed John Kutman, q fellow Polish
laborer whose body vas found In a
tree claim last winter.
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Special trains will be run into
Grand Forks this week while the faar
Is On.
A man in the southern part OF
Ward county wanted for beating his
wife took to the tall wheat fields wheE
he saw the sheriff coming.
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A family at Towner had a narrow
escape when the chimney OF their
house fell through the roof during an
electrical storm.
The Minot papers are running q
few of the boosts the papers of the
state gave that city as a result OF
the recent press meeting.
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The Grand Trunk railroad is buy.
ing land for the purpose Of running
a line into Minot.
North Dakota railroads are expect.
ing a big rush in grain shipments.
The mar who makes good on a
North Dakota farm is the best build
er for the state.
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Valley City people wonder what
has become OF that gas plant. Prob
ably moved to another town.
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Swat-Yes, damn the fly.
The old creamery at Devils Lake
will be opened soon.
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1t Is reported that n of the news
papers at Devils Lake will soon
change hands.
A proprietor o. a pool hal at Park
River was arrested for permitting his
patrons to play rum dunn in his place.
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Some of the newspapers of the
state wonder how the Farnham Print.
ing company of Minneapolis got its
stand in with the North Dakota print
ing commission.
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The lumber yards at Rhame have
had a big rush this summer.
John Jarstad, a deputy sheriff at
Williston, fell from a porch on the
second.story of the Graphic building
and was badly Injured.
The Edmore Herald4News wants
the next session or the legislature to
appropriate 81, 900, 900 to repair North
Dakota roads.
A tubular we'll will be dug at Fort
Clark to supply the town with water.
A rehearing has been asked in the
matter Of dividing Billings county.
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Money is being subscribed for a
farmers elevator at Elgin.
Elgin still has a few bachelors who
are said to be worthy of the consid-
Grafton of the young ladies of that
town.
Owing to the heavy shipments OF
grain this fall it is advised that 1t
would be we'll to lay in the fuel sup.
ply early this year.
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Travelling moving picture shows are
operating over the state.
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The Forum wants the alleys clean.
ed up in Fargo.
Local campaigns I'm some counties
will open early this year.
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The industrial school at Glendale
will have another fine exhibit at the
exposition this fall.
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The commercial club at Fargo
seems to be making some progress
towards maintaining Company B.
The probate court in Cass county
will undoubtedly have a big task to
clean up the estate of H. F. Chaffee.
His estate is worth $1,000 0 and it
is thought his will was lost when he
persisted on the Titanic this spring.
The Billy Sunday tabernacle at Far
60 is being torn down.
Visitors in the state never saw finer
crops.
People at Kuhn have some fine Sun
day picnics on the Jim river this
summer.