Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-18
News ofthe State
Basketball teams are being organ

Roxcar thieves at Portal were ap-
pretended and fined.
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Tue county sea fight In Divide
county Ia warming up.
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The teachers institute held at stan.
ley was very successful.
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Tho Catholic church at Walhalla
was damaged by lightning.
D.
Irwin Hurley was badly injured in
u stabbing ARRAY at Garskc.
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The Bowbclls Tribune has installed
a new Merganthaler linotype.
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Croshy's fifth annual market day
attracted hundreds of farmers.
s.
Tho state tuberculosis sanltarium ut
Dnnselth is receiving patients.
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Nearly 100 teachers attended the
Sargent county institute at FOlman.
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~ IIulItDtT ell NISCDIISlI DCOIlC "
been buying farms in Walsh county.
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Taft is daily gaining In strength
among the voters Of North Dakota.
s.
Many b%ootleggcrs over tho state are
being brought before the bar of jus.
tice.
The Trail county fair, postponed
until this week. is bigger and better
IMAM over.
For the first time in two years all
Of the five elevators at BOWbells are
buying grain.
Walhalla's potato. warehouse has
been in practical operation for the
past three years.
Grafton riflemen arc being cOngrat-
ulated upon their success at the state
shoot at Hillsboro.
s.
Judge Hines of Towncr claims to
have turned up one hill of potatoes
having 80 spudS In II.
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Burke county Sunday school work
ers will meet in tOleir third annual
convention at FlaXton.
Some lovers Of acquatic sports arc
contemplating exchanging their bath
ing suits for a pair of skates.
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Mountain county commissioners
will submit the question of bonding
for n court house to the voters.
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Burke county's second annual fair
that will be held at Bowbells next
week promises to be a hummer.
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The Buffalo Express is Of the opin.
ion that even some OF the democrats
will vote for Hanna for governor.
So
The newspaper boys throughout the
state extend sympathy to Editor Erin
ton over tho loss of the Beach Chron.
icle.
With the worlds series recorded in
the annals of history sport lovers
| will devote their full attention to foot.
ball.
Rev. J. SafstrOm, Congregational
pastor at Gwlnner, was obliged TO re-
sign his pastorate on account OF poor
health. 49,
The Winship monument to the old
soldiers is being constructed and will
be dedicated at Grand Forks May 30,
next year.
The body Of a boy drowned at Grand
Forks was found hanging to a barbed
wire fence that stretched cross the
Red river. q
So
Demand for good, productive farm
property Is, steadily increasing. Good
prices are being paid for we'll i'm
proved farms.
Over 500 Greeks in the northern
part Of the state have returned to
their native country to take part in
the Balkan war.
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A Mckenzie newspaper ran. 81
brand notices, while one of the Slope
papers published 5 notices of publica-
ton in n single issue.
s.
Hon. ]. T. Briden, for the past eight
cen years 4 member Of the Walnalla
school board, has resigned, and may
leave the state soon.
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John Oden, a farmer living on the
Minnesota side. two miles east Of
Drayton, crossed into North Dakota
and blew out his brains.
Another help TO getting cream to
the creamery in good condition is to
cover the n with a wet blanket
before starting from home. :
s.
Lisbon has aspirations to be a great
convention city, having landed the
state w. C. r. u. convention and the
Methodist conference for 1913.
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The University Girls. who delighted
the crowds at the Mandan Chautau.
qua. arc booked to appear on many
Of the lyccum courses throughout the
stnte.
The council at Williston has agreed
to the contract With the government