Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-08-13
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AROUND TIE STATE.
j. Burnett, at former Dickinson
attorney, died in exas recently
Recent heavy rains have done much
damage to what was left Of the wheat
crop III Barnes county
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there was a woman at the bottom
OF the shooting scrape at Valley City
where two young men were filled up
with buckshot isS35
ephthalie Tracy, a tree peddler, is
under arrest at Lang lon charged with
attempt pting4 assault 1pon Brad
ley wife Of farmer living east of
town.
An epidemic OF diphtheria has
broken out in the vicinity Of Valley
City. There are d number Of well de-
fined cases but as vet there has been.
but one fatal Irs Julia w Wolford.
housekeeper Of the Lester farm, near
Valley City.
Record The q legisl slatiye conven-
stion Of this district smmons, McIn-.
tosh, Kidder and Logan counties) will.
be held at Napoleon Sept. 90 It is
said that the Logan county boys are
using extra endeayors to set the hay
stacks in condition for the comfort Of
the delegates.
Forum: The fusionists of the Ninth.
district are casting around for a can-
didate for the legislature 1T is said;
that the party leaders are somewhat
divided between Thomas Meinogei
I !. and ]. b. Cronan, as a candidate for
the senate, but have practically de-
cided upon Ed. Cole as a candidate for
/ the lower house. The seepnd will be
q Scandina avian who has not been sex
8Slected as vet. 4sssS.
Considerable alarm is felt BY the
farmers in the counties OF the Red
river valley on account OF SO much Of
I the wheat in the shock sprouting, on
account Of the recent heavy rains and
damp depressing weather. Reports
from the western part Of gass county
Indicate that considerable loss will re-
suit from spro outing as the swollen ker-
nels will affect the grade.
,s w. R. Mumby Of Fargo has shipped
q newspaper and JOB printing outfit to
Buford where he will establish the Bu-
ford Tribune lit will be a radical re-
public newspaper. Mumby as one
Sof the best printers in the state, know
ing as he does every feature of the
s business and he will deserve all the
Rencouragemen siit is possible for the
8people le5to give him The Fort Buford
reservation, some 800 900 acres Of ex-
gcellent land having been opened to
I sett element by a recent act Of congress,
the Hook for the new city at the
mouth of the ellowsto is a good
one. Col Louns berry viii assist in
Z the way Of editorial correspondence.
Plaind dealer, Saturda lay: 81 The remains
I OF Or, MnsgroVe, the unfortunate ply
sician who met death by drowning at
Hudson passed through the city this
morning, en- route to Graf ton, where
4 the funeral ceremony was conducted
today Or. MusgroVe was the friend
ssof many all through the state ana es-
pecially in Walsh county where the
3 3 nourners for his untimely end are In
nllmerable few intimate friends
OF the deceased medical man Of this
city left for affton this morning to
attend the funeral Large orders were
received by city florists yesterday for
\ appropr ate floral designs, a delicate
evidence Of esteem from the comnlun-
ity IA which Dr. AIusgrove practiced
bis profession.
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j. ZONES ON WHEAT. lss
Jones, commercial editor of
the Minneapol lis orrnal, estimates
the wheat yield Of the states Of Min
nesota, North Dakota and South Da-
Z kota for this year as 1;ssf; ,o0O. 600 bush
ELS. This is about ,0lo0, 900 bushels
less than these states raised in 500,
Jones sticks TO his s3stii 0o0. 600 bushel
/ estimate, notwith thstand ling the fact that
the governments has prophesied d total
yield OF wheat for the three states 81