Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-20
News ofthe State
The harvest is on for fair.

The harvest Is on for fair.
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The price OF North Dakota land Is
not decreasing.
The hum OF the binder can be heard
all over the slope.
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The hunting season does not open
till September 7th.
The auditorium question is still be-
ing agitated at Fargo.
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None of the elevators OF the state
will be closed this fall.
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The potato warehouses OF the state
will be we'll filled this fall.
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There Is plenty Of work on North
Dakota farms at good wages.
The Masons at Calvin have laid
the corner stone for a temple.
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Fargo is still Boosting what a great
success it's fair was this year.
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Editor Lindstrom Of the LangdOn Re-
publican has a farm near Oberon.
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Shippers Of North Dakota are fight
ing for a more equitable express rate
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Denhoff hopes to take a great boom
if it is made a railroad division point
Three hundred and fifty thousand
pounds OF Irvine were sold at Beach
Thirty automobiles were counted
along the curb at Beach in one day.
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The patronage Of the creamery at
Langdon exceeded expectations this
year.
Lumber and building material are
moving at a lively rate in North Da-
kota.
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Commissioner Main is placing lots
of fish in North Dakota streams and
lakes.
North Dakota people move too fast
to be bothered much with flies and
mosquitoes.
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Twenty years ago Theodore Roose'
welt was hunting in the bad lands
near Medora. F.
The ball team at Stanley won three
straight games in. a series at Kali.
spell, Montana.
Authorities at Fargo seem to have
given up looking for the murderers
of Julius Hanson.
Contractors of the state are pre-
pairing to bid on the normal school
building for MinOt.
There will be some excellent coun-
ty displays Of grains at the exposition
at Bismarck this fall. +,
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The Moose band at Fargo has gain
ed great popularity with its Sunday
concerts there this summer.
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Porch climbers at Grand Forks
swiped a pair of trousers which con-
tanned about $500 in change.
McCumber and Gronna are at
tempting to get the pay raised for
North Dakota rural mail carriers.
Citizens at Enderlin have secured
an injunction to prevent the council
there from constructing a $4,000
sewer.
Commissioner Gilbreath's assist.
ance in getting harvest hands for the
farmers of the state was greatly ap.
preciated.
A charvari party at Mapleton staid
on the train too long and was carried
to Casselton, eight miles. They walk
ed back home.
The people of Bowman county are
anxious to have a display OF county
products at the exposition at Bis
marck this fall.
The Edinburg Tribune says the
penetrating power of the Searchlight
is some time sobscured by political
fly specks On its google.
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A general search is being made Ov
err the Missouri slope to gather the
best samples of grain for the exposi
ton at Bismarck this fall.
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President Worst hopes the time
will yet come when the farmers Of
the state will conserve the moisture
and have big crops every year.
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Travelling men, particularly those
who travel in western North Dakota
are making preparations for their day
at the exposition in Bismack on Octo
Der .lh.
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The operator of the typesetting ma
chine for the Beach Chronicle LEFT
town suddenly yand! Editor Brintor