Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-09
News of the. State

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A Park River citizen charged thu
marshal Of that town with being
drunk because he had red face.
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Grafton people seemed pleased thai
F. w. Merrill the federal dairy ex
pert who has been in that vicinity fol
several months instructing farms re
garding the construction Of silos, has
decided to locate there.
Editor, Peterson of the Binford
Times seems to be meeting with sue
cess and has leased that paper fol
another year.
A number of silver weddings have
been celebrated in the state this win.
ter.
! The Oil Pull company will hold a
two weeks school at Rugby for the
purpose Of instructing farmers in gas
engine farming.
The water mains at Rugby have
been giving some trouble this winter.
The hydrant near the court house
busted and the supply tank has to be
pumped dry before repairs could be
made.
The wife CT Editor Bratton of the
Rugby Optimist has sufficiently re-
! anvn~0A n{1 0f ~ IN
removed from the hospital to her
home.
The superintendent of the water
works and electric light plant at
Hillsboro nearly met with fatal &C.
cident when large icicle hit him on
the head as he opened the door to
the plant the other morning.
Hillsboro is organizing an automo.
bile club.
Editor George of the Hillsboro Ban
ner is in southern Minnesota attend
ing he probating of his fathers es-
tate.
A warrant was issued for James,
town man accused of stealing all the
bedding of newly married couple
leaving them nothing but the wire
springs-to sleep on.
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A two hundred pound pig got into
the cellar Of a vacant house near
Neche and was there two weeks be-
fore is was discovered. It lived on
some vegetables left in the cellar.
The birthdays of Lincoln and
Washington give the month of Feb
ruary two holidays.
A working man in the vicinity Of
Neche il in the custody of the sheriff
at Cavalier. He had no idea that ev-
erybody was trying to look at him
with an x.ray machine.
One Mercer county farmer sid SIS
worth of eggs and $40 worth of butter
during the month of December.
The Union ladies' aid society has
been organized at Martin.
The town of any size in North Da.
kota without a moving picture show |
Is sure behind the time these days.
Somebody with a hunger broke in |,
to a store at Courtenay the other
night and ate two cans of beans.
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George M. Young of Valley City.
candidate for congress, has a good !
looking half tone picture running In
some Of the newspapers of this dis.
trict.
There is a run Of scarlet fever at
Hillsboro.
The dedication Of the new $55..
900 school at Langdon was a great
success.
Leon Durocher who bears the dis.
tinction Of being the first socialist
for congress was a senate clerk dur.
ing the session of 1909.
Out of sixty applications for
teachers certificates only twenty-five
passed and the stady Leader thinks
that as long as rubbish is continued
to be taught in the school there will
be shortage Of teachers.
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A farmer near Ashley is riled to
the teeth because someone stole eight
skunk hides from him.
Fargo is making arrangements for
the county commissioners convention
to be held there next week.
Coal thieves In Fargo have been
Switching fuel in handsled loads.
A Buchanan club has been organ
lied at jamestown. Il
The first county candidate to ap-|