Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-23

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There have been some large Ian
sales near Cakes.
There are still 647 claims left o.
the Berthold reservation.
Women will take part in the thir'
party convention at Fargo.
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Col. w. F. Ball, a we'll known pion
eer of Fargo, is critically i'll.
Minot has a grent many more auto
mobiles this year than it mad last.
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Bids for the new light plant at Val
ley City range from $18,957 to $24,
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Some of the counties are rushing
the completion of the school census
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The commercial club at MinOt will
raise the monthly dues Of its mem
bers.
The Bowman commercial club is
helping along the good roads move
ment.
The Devils Lake World publishes
a picture of the undertakers of the
state.
Extensive railroad work has been
rushed this summer in Mckenzie
county.
Alfalfa is a big crop in the Minot
territory.
Prof. Ladd seems to be active this
summer i'm the interest of pure food
products.
Missouri slope merchants are re-
ceiving new stocks Of goods for the
fall trade.
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Hildreth, the spellbinder of Fargo
made a speech at Casselton against
Roosevelt.
The FargoMinot cutoff branch OF
the G. N. will be in operation Sep
TENDER LIST.
The outdoor sleeping habit has pre-
vailed extensively in North Dakota
this summer.
There seems to be a number of peo'
Pile in this state who yeafn to get
back on the farm.
Authorities at Minot are searching
for one John Anderson, a tailor, who
deserted him wife,
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Fargo is making preparations for
the visit Roosevelt will make to that
city September 9Th.
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Some Of the weekly editors would
like to spend their summer vacation
in the harvest fields.
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New steel rails are being laid on
the main line of the 500 from Glen
wood, Mimi, to Portal.
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In making it's settlement with Ward
county as a result of division Burke
county RENTS $7,569.78.
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The Northern Pacific contemplates
planting trees along its right of way
in place of o fences.
The business college at Bismarck
seems to be drawing a number of stu
dents from over the slope.
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The city commission plan Of munic
ipal government does not seem tc
give complete satisfaction.
The people Of Fargo have pledged
support to the Moose band there fol
the Sunday open air concerts.
Editor Streeter of the Linton Rec
ord is selling CRANBERRY plants which
he has been successful in raising.
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The Linton orchestra seems to BIZ
a popular musical organization witt
dancing parties in Emmons county.
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The Bowman Pioneer is sorry tina
Assistant Attorney General Zuger die
not run against Miller in the primar
les.
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The Fargo Forum hears a rumol
that Judge Lauder would like to BIZ
the progressive candidate in the frs
district.
Jens Jensen, a farmer aged rs ant
who lived a long time near Carpio
was killed when struck by a 500 pas
senger train.
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The lawyers of the state seem t
be greatly interested in the bar asso
citation meeting soon to be held IL
jamestown.
The Antler American complain,
that there are not enough houses IL
the place to shelter the people WHIT
desire to live there.
The Denhoff Voice wants the stat,
Irvine plant enlarged to such a capac
ity that it will be able to supply ev
cry farmer in the state.
The Valley City TimesRecord say
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