Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-07
News Of tho State

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1t is rumored that Goodrich is to
have creamery.
Flirting is to be prohibited in the
pOstOffice at Minot.
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| Valley City expects to have its gas
plant working this fall.
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Lack OF sufficient help is having its
effect in delaying harvest.
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The drawing for the Berthold lands
will be resumed August II.
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Dickinson is proud Of the Elks
home now under construction.
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Fred Dix, ex-coun.y auditor OF
Wells county, died at Grano, recent
ly.
A. G. wilkins, for 80 years a resi-.
dent OF Pembina county died at Dray-
ton.
Sportsmen say there will be q
plentiful number of prairie chickens
this fall.
A wandering willie saved a young
lady of Minot from drowning in the
Mouse river.
The Billings County Fair AssOcia-
ton will hold its exposition on Oct.
| to inclusive.
The Biniord Times reports some
black rust but says it is too late to
amount to much.
The Denhoff creamery was destroy.
ed by fire. Loss is said to be about
$1,000, partly insured.
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A seven year old boy at Goodrich
died from the results of being kicked
in the stomach by colt.
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Miss Mabel Bakko, a Beach teacher,
suffered fracture of the collar bone
by being thrown from a horse.
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Little Annabelle, six-year-old daugh-
ter of J. H. Sunderland. near Milton,
he'd q foot severed in binder.
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Two run-aWays at Beach resulted in
two women, Mrs. CONFESS and Mrs.
Clark sustaining serious injuries.
Jim Kahn, charged with killing
Hassan Abdullah, the terrible Turk
was bound over at Minnewaukan.
Ryder's famous goat case has final
ly come to an end The $3.50 goat
has cost several hundred times its
value.
Robert HASTEN of Beach, had an
arm broken while trying to crank an
The blooming thing
"back-fred."
The meeting of the state board of
has been adjourned on
account of the temporary obsence of
the governor.
1t is GAINED by some that things
polite were "a leetle crooked on one
side" in Stark and Billings in the
recent election.
The fact that the irrigation plant
1t Williston is to be shut down Sep
;ember first does not please the farm
ers in that vicinity.
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Devils Lake seems to have it's share
If court house family quarrels to keep
he papers there from breaking into
affairs of other counties.
Cliffird, the thirteen-year-old son OF
4. A. Olson, Billings county farmer,
lad the misfortune to fall before
binder, severing the left hand.
With many of the other old timers
gone the St. Thomas says John
Cashel will be the dean OF the senate
he next session and will have con-
siderable influence.
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Charles Welch, photographer at
Beach, is taking photographs of the
surrounding that city, with
view to using them in advertising the
A meeting was held in Mohall re-
Gently for the purpose of discussing
the drainage question. The meeting
Is reported as being an enthusiastic
one as Mohall seems to be wet
town.
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Rumor is afloat that the 500 line
will extend it's Plaza branch on to
the river this fall, and that an excel
lent place for crossing has been found
on Blacks ranch. Spokane is the oh.
jective point.
Sheriff Atkins of Foster county has |
returned from Shelton, Wash, with
Charles knight, a forger of nearly |
three years ago. Knight acknowl-
edges he is guilty, and is willing to
take his medicine.
The Grand Trunk railroad is head
in ginto North Dakota near Portal, |!
but no one seems to know just where
will tail &c n1r n%1 Il