Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-28

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A farmer was given knockout
drops in q MinOt pool hall.
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Joe Remington is due to leave the
penitentiary November %.
Visitors in the state are delighted
with North Dakota weather.
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Some of the candidates are using q
lot Of newspaper adv rtising.
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1t looks as though the political ad
v~ertisement had come to stay.
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The Valley City Times Record IL
adding to its list of correspondents.
At New Salem Hellstrom spoke to g
small audience in the bowling alley
The Ward Fruit company of Mino;
will have q branch establishment u
kennlare. <
Arrangements are being made al
Valley City to hold an industrial
show there 500
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The hail insurance companies seen
to have made satisfactory settlement
with the farmers this year.
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The Kenmare Journal is evidentl'
attempting to rival the Fargo Courier
News as a bull moose organ.
Over in Mckenzie county one farm
er in the vicinity Of Berg raised 119
bushels of flax or three acres.
Over at Harvey the police ordered
a 'seeress' who had been doing a
flourishing business to leave town.
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The bar association of Sheridan
county has endorsed the candidacy Of
. udge Bruce for the supreme bench. !
The states attorney Of Ward during
a recent busy spell has raided blind
pigs at Minot, Kenmare and Ryder.
A ma at Fargo who had constant
trouble with his wife, found %consola
ton by hanging himself in THE barn
A long gum man at New Rockford
held up the occupants of a railroad
bunk and secured all the money they
had, over $3.50.
If HellstrUm's candidacy has dOnN
nothing else, 1t has ut least greatly
raised the receipts of the postofhce
at the penitentiary. 1893
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The statement recently published by
newspapers as required by the new
nostai law show that most of the ed
! Tors are free from debt. .,a4S
The New Rockford Transcript prais.
es Commissioner Gilbreath for the
excellent manner in which The conduct
ed the state exposition at Bismarck,
The excellent weather this fall is
giving the farmers an excellent oppor'
tunity to get to town to pay their
delinquent subscription to their local
paper.
Tire use of gasoline engines Seems
to be cutting down tho number of
boiler explosions that We're SO prevail
ent in threshing periods of former
years.
The tuberculosis sanitarium at Dun
seitil is being inspected frequently by
automobile parties. who evidence
much interest in the conduct of the
institution. 10
Tho Raleigh Herald blames the
Milwaukee road for a prairie fire in
that section. Sparks from a freight
locomotive are said ito have started
the blaze. y,
The Greeks who have claims in this
Estate and, return: to their native coun-
TRY for war must renew their allegi.
ance to Greece and may thereby lose
their claims here,
Judge Cowan is making a thorough
canvass in his candidacy. for re-elec-
ton In the Second judicial district,
and he has a lot OF friends who hope
he will win.
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UpjsiM Ward county the name of e..
e. Warren, candidate for county su.
Aerintendent of schools, will appear
IL butli the republican and democratic
columns b fthe official ballot.
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In 6orne INSTANCES where the farm:
erS were not provided With granaries
wheat was piled on the ground. In
other cases, where te%nlporaries were
provided they proved too small for
the Large yield.
a4rspoHIpn of The residence district
mi New Rockford had ~ narrow eS
caHe Glkm being destroyed when
CHI n.y. Maddux's lesideace caught
hfssr Only the prompt action on the
port u the fre-fghting brigade there
prevented a serious loss, n
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