Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-05


The new 500 depot at hinot Ia near
~ ready for occupancy.
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Moving and harvester machine ac-
cidents are being noted.
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The jamestown ball after a success
full season has disbanded.
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Joe Deyine Is not in favor OF a
third party for North Dakota.
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Dry rot ID efYectIng the potato crop
In the vicinity Of Woodwork.
Shortage OF help Is hindering rail-
road work In the state somewhat.
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The Steel Ozone has half ton OF
print paper on hand that IL wrong
font
One farmer near jamestown had
barley that went Al bushels TO the
acre.
It is claimed million bushels OF
wheat will be shipped from Bowman
this fall.
Ten thousand new box cars are be-
ing built to take care Of the North
Dakota crops.
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The little girl dt New England who
had a prune seed removed from her
lung will survive.
Farmers in Logan county ars COM
mencing to name their farms and are
having stationery printed.
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1t is predicted that the North Da-
kota wheat crop will exceed the hun
dred million bushel mark.
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The commercial club at Minot 10
active in arranging for the fair that
will be held there in September.
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The village council at Mott has tax
en- up the matter OF establishing a
waterworks system in that town.
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Flasher has become 30 prosperous
as the result of Little Macs boosting
that another bank has become a nee
essity.
While working in a hay field near
Harvey three men took shelter from
an electrical storm in barn where
two of them we're killed.
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G. A. Johnson Is personally In
charge of the MinOt Reporter but ne
retains the same office force as un.
der the former management.
J.F. Smit of Milbank, s. D., who
owns land in the vicinity OF Wilton,
was the first one to buy passenger
ticket on the Pingree-Willon line.
Editor Workman Is now situated an
the permanent postmaster at Bowman
and his wife will help him cancel
stamps and read the postal acrds.
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Walter ". Quigley, Grand Forks
Times reporter, made a flight in an
aer0plane with an aviator at Grand
Forks and enjoyed the thrilling en-
perlencc.
The second round IN the contest
over the nomination for staten atiOrs
ney in Hettinger county between Muir.
raw and Crane was decided by Judge
Crawford IN favor OF Crane.
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"A newly welded couple at Haynes
were chariyaried and the noise that
WAS made made some Of the people
OF the town think an Indian war
dance was being pulled on.
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In view OF the fact that l.. B. Han
ma received the republican nomina.
ton fair and square the Edgeley Mall
thinks It Is up TO the people OF the
state to give him their support at the
November election.
True to their instincts to give all
the news, the editorial stan OF the
N mot Optic gave very thorough re-
port OF the burning OF the Minot mill
misunderstanding II In seven separ-
ate articles with scare heads
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Samples OF grain Will be collected
for the Mclean county fair which
Will be held at Underwood the last
or September when an exhibit will be
selected and taken to the exposition
at Bismarck the following week.
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According to the Bowman Pioneer
Rev. Geo. Totten. editor Of the Eow-
man Citizen, will endeavor to take out
his naturalization 2apers In Bowman
county, having made an application
| to, the district court there.