Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-16
News Of tho Stste
A new hotel has been opened at I'm.

at Ryder.
Washburn Is talking Of putting an
electric light plant.
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A large number of homesteaders
will prove up this fall.
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Work Is being pushed on the new
school house for McClusky.
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The Hustler tells what . good
market town Flasher Is.
Dunn county Is to have an indus
trial fair at Manning, Sept. 2021.
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The stork. too, seems to be having
a busy season in North Dakota.
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As a primary grain market Beach
will break the record again this year.
The Jews OF Wishek observed Rosh
Hashanah, or New Years day last
week.
Several towns over the statae have
built new school houses the past sum.
mer. .'
The Indian fair at Fort Yates was
a great revelation to many people of
the state. Ter .-"
A lodge OF the Loyal Order Of
Moose is being organized at New
Rockford. '-.. e..
The police authorities at Bisbee
rounded up a bunch Of trouble max.
ing Firms.
A good premiums list has been ar.
ranged for the fair at Underwood
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1t is claimed that the earlier land
is plowed this fall the freer it will
be from weeds next year. ..
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Now that the auditorium at Taylor
has been completed vaudeville shows
will soon be put on there.
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People are hurrying home from
their summer vacations to get the
coal bin filed for winter.
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Burglars blew the bank at Bremen
but were frightened away before they
got any money out of the safe.
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The Adams County Record printed
at Hettinger looks more metropolitan
than ever in its new dress OF type.
Five hundred head of cattle in one
herd we're driven from Dunn county
to Dickinson to be shipped to eastern
markets. -,
The farmers in that vicinity are
putting ins some great ticks to make
the fair to be held at New, England q
big success. 1T
There was a good crop OF hay this
year but with a lot of it spoiled by
heavy. rains the price is apt to be
high-at that. SO.
Some threshers at Sheldon while
filled up with apricot cider had an
alteration over a pool game and one
man was stabbed. ..@ H..
Shortage of men has made it Diff
fcult for some of the farmers in the
northern part of the state to get
their shocking done.
Business has been so rushing with
the Courtenay Gazette that Editor
Klenk has found it necessary to in.
stall a t%ypesetting machine.
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While working on top of a separator
near Cando Jerry Bresnan fell into
the machine and had his left arm
horribly mangled. H. may survive.
The Great Western elevator at Es-
mond was burned the other day but
the wind was blowing just right to
keep the town from being destroyed.
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When physicians in the Devils
Lake hospital operated on Miss Anna
Ledderboge Of Starkweather they re.
moved q tumor weighing twenty
pounds. .t.E-
Mayor Jackson of. Williston has
gone to Washington for the purpose
of attempting to arrange for the gov
eminent to furnish power from the IT.
rigation plant to light the town.
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Business men in some of the towns
of the state have made all the money
they need-and some of them have
retired to give others the same
chance. 4
The opera house at Milton may be
closed through the winter months,
bu tsome OF the people of that town
are in hopes that Senator Charley
Plain who owns the building will re.
consider the proposition.
Since the recent fire in the Beach
Chronicle Office the typesetting ma.
chine has been out Of order and 1t
has been so long since Editor Brin.
ton has set type by hand that his
paper was somewhat shy Of its
usual amount of reading matter last
issue.
On his way home from town G. J..
Christianson Of Ambrose used q key
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