Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-06

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detrimental stations.
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Sunday, Oct. q, has been designat-
| ed az anti.tuberculosis day.
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A white way lighting systef is to
be installed at Minot this fall.
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A proposal has ben made to put an
electric light plant in Beltield.
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There will be some splendid exhi-
bits at the state exposition this fall.
The people in many towns regret
that the band concert season is about
| over. -
Merchants in most towns of the
| state are reporting a big increase in
trade.
Ludden has a politician by the name
of H%utsinpiller. He ought to be a
winner.
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Fargo and Grand Forks are max.
ing great preparations to receive
Roosevelt. '.
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Velva has in progress a school fight
which will not do the schools of tn"
place any good.
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A loaded gun with him in a cart,
| was the cause of the death Of Charles
Storie of BoWesmont.
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The state dairy department iH max
ing a big effort to prevent cream be.
ing shipped out of the state. .
The Williams county Plainsman
published at Wild Rose claims to be
a down to the minute newspaper.
The aldermen of Grand Forks are
not fully satisfied with some paving
that was recently completed there.
The merchants of North Dakota can
hold the business that will result
from the great crop if they advertise.
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The editor of the Ray Pioneer had
a good word to say about The Bis
marck Tribune and its big printing
plant.
Two of the alleged horse thieves
near Crosby are being held at Sheri-
dan, Wyo,, for the sheriff of Divide
county. f' ""' j
Charles Gordon, a former resident
of Michigan, N. D., fell into a well in
British Columbia, and was seriously
injured.
Mrs. Fl. A. Bruenn and ten.year.old'
sOn were seriously injured when
thrown from an automobile near Will
low City.
Hoboes at Sheldon set firt to a sep
arator owned by Ted Roberts. The
blaze was discovered in time to save
the machine. " " - + h".
Roosevelt will get a big reception
when he arrives in Grand Forks, also
Fargo, likewise Valley City, ditto
jamestown.
John Haskell has entered the Bot
tineau Courant on its twenty.eighth
year. 1t is II of the leading week
lies of the state.
"A little fellow at Glenburn was
struck in the eye with the coil spring
Of a screen door and doctors were
unable to save his sight.
There are many old timers in North
Dakota who will extend sympathy to
Col. L%ounsberry because of the pre-
dicament his son has fallen into.
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The commission az MinOt has ar
ranged the city budget for the coming
year. $61, 900 is the amount needed
to keep the Magic city going.
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There are a number in North Da-
kota who look upon the national
third party with favor but they are
against a third party state ticket.
Someone opened the fawcet in an
oil barrel in an Cakes garage and let
the contents run away. Editor KEEL
logg wants the guilty fogged-if he
can be found. ~
A fellow down in jamestown raised
a check from $6.45 to $6O.45, and when
1t was turned down by the bank
made it read $1G.45, without any bet
ter success. He must have escaped
from the south hill.
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The report that girls are wearing
mems o this year raises the cues.
ton in Kernel Brewers mind as to
how they keep them up. The latest
report on this is that they use a
little library paste which causes them
to cling.
The boiler to a threshing engine
near Webster exploded the other day,
killing Engineer John Brennan, Of
Emily, Mimi; fatally injured Geo.
Gibbs, and Knocked five men off a
hayrack 100 feet away. The cause of
the explosion Is not stated.