Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-14
News Of tho State

Hettinger Is to have street lights
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A white slave dealer was caught at
Lawton.
Grand Forks has appointed a police
matron.
The probate code OF North Dakota
Ia to be revised.
More new bridges are to be built
in Adams county. .s.+5
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Some wheat near Beach went fifty
bushels to the acre.
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Lodge meetings will be more nu.
merous from now on.
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Editor Monteith says his Finley
Beacon is not for sale.
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Well, anyhow. DR.. Creegan got
some newspaper mention.
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There was sadness at Douglas
when the ball team lost 10 Plaza. :
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Som eof the hunting parties around
the state had great success bagging
game. ..
Tom Stevens, a farmer in Adams
county sold $S4024 worth OF cream
the past year. =
Some kids at Cooperstown were
caught stealing apples from Dave
Bartlett's orchard.
The city council of Devils Lake ap-
propriates $35 a month towards the
support Of the Oand.
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Some of the potato warehouses be-
ing built around the state are being
rushed to completion.
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Editor Trubshaw and Dave Bart
lett went to the bull moose conven.
ton at Fargo together.
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There will be a great social func.
| ton pulled on at. Minot when the
new 500 depot is opened.
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Theo. Anderson, a farmer near
Glelburn was seriously injured by
being stamped by a mad COW.
Harold Mccoy and Bruce Melon.
aid Of Grand Forks, have started on
on automobile trip to Spokane.
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No matter who they put up against
him 1t looks like Hanna's election
for governor was an easy cinch.
The bull moose convention held
at Fargo does seem to draw much
sympathy from the state papers.
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The Neville Journal wants Nelson
county represented at the exposition
to be held at Bismarck this fall.
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Jim Scofield of Minot, we'll known
over the state, has been seriously i'll
with hemorrhage of the stomach.
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Frank Wilson the democratic edi-
tor of the Bathgate Pink Paper, tells
Of how he shouted for Blaine once.
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1t is said the bull moose party is
| being deserted in this state because
there is no pie counter in sight.
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A threshing crew in Sargent county
got tanked up and the fight that fol-
lowed was settled in justice court.
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William Lucke a well known farm.
er near Fullerton suicided by hanging
himself to the rafters of his granary.
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John L. Grandin one of the found.
| ers of the famous Grandin farm down
in Trail county is dead at the age
Of rs.
The Lidgerwood Monitor does not
think the bull moose party will
| cut much ice in North Dakota this
fall.
The Stutsman county assessment
was changed only in. two items, pigs
and pianos both being raised ten per
cent.
Dan Holden a fiend neal Hankinson
assaulted a ~six.year-old girl and is
held for trial in the county jail at
Wahpeton.
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The Cogswell Enterprise thinks a
moose head in mourning will be the
prophetic emblem of the new party
in this state.
dad" Streeter of Linton can limb.
err up now for the inaugural ball now
that a lady is giving dancing lessons
IN his town.
The elevators at Beach are prepar.
ing to handle that half million
bushel crop in the Golden Valley
when it starts to move.
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Mrs. Maynard Crane and daughter.
Kathleen, who have been visiting at
Cooperstown have started south for
their winter home in Florida.
At Neville a pedestrian and his lit
tie son while coming from church had
a narrow escape from being killed
when they were run down by an auto.
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