Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-14
News ofths State
Minot wants a central market.

1t makes some girls weary TO 40
anything but Visit.
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How difficult to draw sthe line be.
,ween genius and rinsanity!
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A new chapter of Royal Arch MAS
ons was organized at Rugby.
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You probably seem as ranKy 10
others as they seem to yOus
Sunday, Oct. 26, Will &c observed
as prison Sunday in North Dakota.
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It is no task for a clever woman
to manage a young man-duling
courtship.
A deer slayer who tried to sneak
in his work while the wardens were
busy looking after illegal chicken
shooters, was nabbed at Bottineau.
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Some fine APPLES were grown in
the vicinity of Cakes this year. North
Dakota will soon have q numDer VI
%well.bearing apple orchards.
There have been the usual nuln-
her Of robberies, hold.up and other
crimes committed by the transient
element throughout the state this
year. t*a5 - e
Mrs, Geoge Rue of Foxholm, who
was the daughter of l.. Peterson Of
Foxholm, and well beloved through
out the county of Ward, died at the
home of her parents, following a
brief illness of only a week. II
was a native of Ward county.
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Bowman county will not have to
pay for the three grading, machines
purchased two years ago by former
Commissioners Gibson, Lamb and
Thorson. They cost over $500 and
the %taxpayerse commended the COM
tm%issioners had no authority to make
the purchase.
The German Lutheran church at
Anamoose, which had been enlarged
and refurnished this summer, was re"
opened. A religious service was held
i nthe morning and Rev. Paul Siegel
of Binford delivered the sermon.
Rev. w. Hartman of Minot delivered
the sermon at the afternoon service.
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While jumping to avoid a collision
at Hettinger, H. r., Johnson, a fire.
man on the Milwaukee, broke n
leg and the opposite foot. The ell
gineer applied the emergency brake
and succeeded in stopping his train
within a few feet of the other with
out any damage.
At Casselton the young son OF n.
Aanrud was driving his fathers q
at a high rate of speed when he sud:
denly lost control of the machine. 1t
ran into a deep ditch, then up the
opposite bank, falltng ~back~WHd oser-s
turning three times, but the Occu-
pants fortunately escaped serious in.
jury. 2t
Arrangements are o under way
for the Adams county fair to be held
at Hettinger on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, Oct. 81, 10 and II. Con
siderable money has been pledged so
that good prizes will be awarded e..
A. Seamands has been selected as
president of the fair and he is now
busy selecting committees and look
ing after preliminary details.
Andrew Lazarus, Il farmer living
, between Burlington and LesLacs,
who was the first victim of the hunt
ing season in the vicinity of Minot,
is reported resting easily at St.
Joseph's hospital at the latter place.
Lazarus was shot iii the left eye SUN
day by his son, accidentally, while
hunting ducks. 4..-.r
Cakes Journal: The weed burner
set fire to the wooden bridge on the
500 over the jim river on Monday,
and burned a rod odr SO before dis
covered. The only inconvenience
was the delay OF a couple of frienghts
for about two hours. The section
men fixed it temporarily and the
bridge crew was on the job the next
day and fixed it all up.
Hecla Journal: Uno KOrpua of
LuLden was in town today, and
while here made our office a pleas
ant call. He Informed us that Aslis
threshing rig in charge of Hogan
Mitchell and Charles AnderMon,
threshed 5000 bushels of grainN in
thirteen hours last Tuesday on the
farm of Jake Burro. This is "a rec
ord for this part of the country.
Lying for four days without food
or water in a box car and slowly
dying of Bright's disease, Arthur
Drake, a negro railway construction
worker, was found at limerick and
taken to Fessenden. He lived only
a few hours but was conscious on
arrival. He told of his terrible ex.
%periences. He IA %penniless and
was buried by the county.
The Sheyenne Kreds Hospital ass0-
citation organized by the Kreds con-
ference of the Rugby district, has
completed the creation of a fund Of
$4,000 for the support of their hos
pital, recently erected in Rugby.
The plan for raising the fund was
launched last spring and practically
the entire amount has been sub.
scribed by farmers in that imIned-
late ~neighborhood The hospital
already is completed. 4
Raw n Rpan hrakanan got one