Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-25
News Of the State

paper.
Dawson is building a new school
house.
Kidder county had a successful har.
vest picnic.
The Ambrose branch of the 500 is
to be extended.
Mott had a Sunday school conyen.
ton this week.
Mckenzie county farmers boast OF
their bumper crop.
This has been a good year for lall
agents.
An office OF a grain elevator was
robbed at jamestown.
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County auditors are paying of pr.
mary election expenses.
s.
The republican papers seem united
on Hanna for Governor.
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The Minot Auto Company nas sold
200 cars this summer.
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The Washbum mines at Wilton Will
put out more coal than ever.
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In an effort to get rid OF the weeds
Darlington had a sickle day.
Pembina county will hold its annual
fair at Hamilton August s, 7 and s.
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There seems to be a lull in the di-
vision question in Morton county.
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Reeder furnished a carload of Shet-
land ponies for the iair at Fargo.
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Dealers in the state are receiving
farm machinery in carload lots.
s.
Freight cars are being shipped into
the state for the Midland railroad.
Litchville is arranging for an agri-
cultural fair to be held in October.
Minnewaukan is already arranging
its lyceum purse for next winter.
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The limb of the law has grabbed
a few more Yiggers in Morton county.
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Editor Erysh is boosting the German
department of the Mott Pioneer Press.
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The Daily World has been appoint
ed the official city paper Of Devils
Lake.
If the 500 is extended from Plaza
another bridge will o the Mis-
souri,.
The Standard Oil company is estab-
lishing a distributing point at Bow
bells.
Pierce county will have a display
at the state exposition at Bismarck
this fall.
G. l.. Bickford was elected chair
of the republican committee in
county.
The democratic candidates for coun-
ty offices over the state do not seem
to display much activity.
A son of Senator ]. l.. Cashel OF
has commenced the practice
of law in his home town.
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An admirer of the Sykeston Tribune
the editor with a good sized
box of North Dakota strawberries.
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One farmer in Rarnes county had
his hay burned by lightning and four
teen of his horses were cremated.
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Down near Cleveland George Will
liams fell from the roof of a new barn
on his farm and had six ribs broken.
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All the leading commercial centers
the great northwest are watching
the outcome of North Dakota's crop.
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John.Hell Of Fairmont was seriousl'
injured by falling under a binder to
which a team of horses was attached.
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The Meridian road association at
Grand Forks is already planning an
automobile trip from Winnipeg to the
Gulf of Mexico. ,
While painting his fathers house
Frank Spencer at OberOn fell from
the roof. He had both ankles broken
and may be MANNED for life.
The baseball season in North Da-
kota is fading. Players of some OF
the disbanded teams will be Signed
to pitch bundles in the harvest fields.
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Good time of the year for farmers
on the prairie to protect their build
lngs from prairie fires THAT are apt
to occur later in the season.
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Though the elements have helped
this year, good farming has had some
thing to do with the flourishing condi-
ton Of North Dakota crops.
Bob Berry, Hettinger county's first
auditor, and a cracking good little Eel
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