Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-11
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Keep builiing silos.

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MedOra has changed depot agents
Morton county has been divided in
to four stock districts. Je s
The Mandan Elks will give a min
strel show in February.
Pembina ~county's new court h0nse
is a fine looking building.
North Dakota still maintains its re
pntation for fine weather.
New books are being added to the
city library at Grand Forks.
A league ball team is practically
assured for Fargo next year.
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Alfalfa Is becoming a popular pro
duct along the Missouri slope.
There were twenty births at Minot
during the month Of October.
r. B. Griffith has been in the mer.
camille business 81 years at Grand
Forks. + +, at
A depot agent is to be installed at
Fryburg, a new town just west Of
Belfeld.
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The Mott Spotlight is becoming a
fine newspaper. Editor Charmley ad-
mits himself.
Successful hog raising is being
exempliRed BY the farmers of Grand
Forks county.
Braddock Is to have aEsbrass band.
Editor Mccormick would make a
good drum major.
Exclusive grain raising is rapidly
becoming q thing of the past in west
est North Dakota at least.
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The city Jail at Wilton is being
Overhauled to make it more comfort
able quarters for the winter season.
Hens seem to be waiting for an ad.
n in the, market and eggs in
North Dakota are becoming scarce.
"A. l.. Martin of, Sentinel Butte is
shipping cattle and sheep to the east
ern markets this fall by the train
loads. #3 y
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Most Of the prominent North Dako-
ia bankers have expressed themselves
as being opposed to the new currency
measure, W
1t t0ok.the ,aeputy state examiners
but a short time TO find the Offices of
tn eRolette county court house, In,
perfect condition.
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Golden Valley county papers are
already discussing the proposition of
weather or not Beach will be able to
hold the county seat next year.
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The International Securities COM
pany Of Grand Forks has been dis
solved and B. E.EKeating2is the bonded
receiver placed In charge by the
court.
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Farmers in the Vicinity Of Belfeld
have signified their Willingness to help
establish a creamery in that town,
which is in the center of a great COW
country. r.
Frank Hurley an old time clerk Of
the Waverly hotel at Minot has gone
violently insane. His son, who is
wealthy in Minneapolis, has refused
to aid him.
Editor Kirsch Of the Warwick ex-
plains that his arrest recently on
the charge of forgery was only caus,
ed for spite work on the part Of a
few of his local enemies.
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DR.. c. S. Putnam, for years direc-
tor of the band at the Agricultural
college at Fargo. has accented a SINH
lar position at the South Dakota Agri-
cultural college for next year.
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H. G. Gallehugh, formerly of Cas-
%selton, has been pardoned from the
Minnesota prison where he was serv-
ing time for having killed a negro at
Minneapolis who insulted his wife.
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The associate editor Of the Willis
ton Graphic will go to Nebraska to
manag a daily paper. He says when
he went to Williston he needed hut
one ticket. He needs two to leave.
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An auto party from Sentinel Butte
eniroute home from Yates had . case
Of beer stolen from their car while
they were eating supper at Beach.
The night Waterman at whose house
the beer vas found was dismissed on
the charge Of he1ping to steel It but
the case against him was dismissed.
WORLD CONFERENCE OF SUR.
cEoNs.
Chicago, Ill, Nov. l0.-The fourth
annual session Of the Clinical Con.
gress Of Surgeons In North America
opened in this city today. and will
continue through the week. Nearly
1 8. 800 surgeons from all sections. OF