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The Irish standard., 1901-07-20
Made Auxilinry Bishop.

Chicago, July 13.-A papal bull
signed by Leo KILL, accompanied by
the recommendation of the Roman
college of cardinals, on Friday made
Rev. Peter J. Muldoon, of Chicago,
auxiliary bishop of this diocese and
tutelary bishop of Tamassensis. Bish-
op Muldoon is the rector of st.
Charles church, Twelfth and Cypress
streets, and in his new capacity will
exercise all the high functions and
duties of Archbishop Patrick A. Fee
han. whose years require the aid Of
an able and youthful coadiutor.
The Irish standard., 1901-07-20
Afraid of American shoes.

Vienna, July 1s.-Deputy Bauman
has been commissioned by the repre-
sentativcs Of The boot and shoe trade
to question the staatshalter in the
lower Austrian diet MS to what that
body intends to do with regard to the
threatened invasion of the Vienna mar
ket by an American syndicate. The To-
American competition menaces the
very existence of the whole local in
dustry
The Irish standard., 1901-07-20
VOLCANO SPREADS DEATH.
Eruption ON Island of Java Causes
Loss of Nearly a Thousand
Lives,

Tacoma, WASH, July 16.-Oriental
ndvices give details of terrible de-
struction of human life which oc-
Cured in northern Java last month
by a sudden and terrific outburst of
the volcano. Kloet. For so miles
around all the coffee plantations and
other estates were destroyed by
showers of ashes and stones, togeth-
er with great streams of lava and
hot mud. Several hundred natives
and a number of Europeans per.
ished.
The lava also consumed the su-
perintendent of the estate and about
25 coolies. Many, coffee estates in
the neighborhood were destroyed.
The country around was strewn with
corpscS.
The Irish standard., 1901-07-20
Dies from Paralysis.

Columbus, o., July 1s.-Mrs. Mary
Sabin White, aged 70, wife of DIR. Emer-
son T.. White, the author of Whites
arithmetic and other educational
works, died at her home here. Death
was caused by paralysis. Mrs. White
was the mother of Gov. A. B. White, of
West Virginia, and w. i. White, chief
deputy collector of internnlrevenuea at
Parkersburg, w. Va.
The Irish standard., 1901-07-20

Des Moines, la, July ia special
from GIrnwood, Ia, says: County Cor
oncr Whiinall has just been sum
moned TO Il farm near this place where
Il man. whose name has not yet been
obtained. committed suicide and fired
his residence. Three bodies are re-
ported taken from the ruins.
The Irish standard., 1901-07-20
. Acronaut Fnllx.

Springfield. O., July 15.-Paul
Hague, known as Prof. Zcno, an aero
naut, was fatally injured at Island
park, falling 200 feet. The parachute
failed to open, and he fell into corn
field. Hague was married last Thurs
day to Mabel Brandon, also an aero
naut, who was seriously injured by
falling from balloon at the fair
grounds in this city on June %.
The Irish standard., 1901-07-20
Train Disaster In Michigan.

Cass City, Mich, July 1s-Three
coaches of train No. on the Pontiac,
Oxford g. Northern railroad were run
into by train No. Mt Dryden Hill on
Wednesday and overturned into the
ditch. Several passengers whose names
have not been learned were injured.
Train No. was pulling into siding
when the accident occurred.
The Irish standard., 1901-07-20
Earl Russell to Plead Guilty.

New York, July 1s.-It is stated on
high legal authority in London that
Earl Russell will plead guilty to the
charge of bigamy when his case
comes up before the house of lords.
The London correspondent of the
World says the earl has been advised
to take this step and that if he fol-
lows the advice ths proceedings will
be brief, consisting simply Of state
ment for the prosecution and a plea
in extenuation by the defense.
The Irish standard., 1901-07-20
Two BOYS Burned to Death.

Indianapolis, Ind, July Troy
Jones, IL years old, and Bryan Jones,
his brother, four years old, were
burned to death in fire which con-
sumed their parents home at Broad
Ripple, suburb. Their mother was
terribly burned in trying to rescue
them. The children were starting q
fire with coal oil.
The Irish standard., 1901-07-20
"Brynn" Democrats of Ohio,

Cleveland, O., July 1.-THE official
call of the ''Bryan democrats" of Ohio
was issued Tuesday. 1t is addressed
to "the Bryan democrats of Ohio and
charges that the Ohio convention re-
pudiated the two last democratic ma
tional platforms, and that the action
of the convention was the result of a
conspiracy mapped out at the head
quarters in New York"
The Irish standard., 1901-07-20
Finds Pearl Worth 100000.

La Crosse, Wis, July 17.-Mrs. Ed
win Drake has found pearl at
Round island which is the exact
counterpart of the Queen Mary pearl,
valued at $4,000, found at the same
place several years ago. A pearl
valued at $4,000 was purchased by a
local. jeweler. 1t is flesh colored and
weighs 76 grains.
The Irish standard., 1901-07-20
steyn,x Nnrro,x Escanc.

London, July l5.--Thc war office
has received the following dispatch
from Lord Kitchener, dated at Pre-
toria: ''Broadwood's brigade sur
prised Reitz, capturing steyn's broth
er and others. Steyn himself cs-
capped in his shirtsleeves, with one
other man only. The so-callcd
Orange River government and pa
pers were captured"
The Irish standard., 1901-07-20
Knox Goc, ,o See McNinlcy.

Washington, July 1s.-Attorney
General Knox left Washington late
Wednesday afternoon for Il short con-
ference with the president at Canton
on the subject of appointments under
the jurisdiction of the department Of
Justice. Mr.. Knox will visit his home
at Pittsburgh while he is away and
will return to Washington some time
next week
The Irish standard., 1901-07-20
ALFRED r. KlrrREDGE.

preme court Of Connecticut in Juno Of the
same year. He removed to Sioux Falls,
S. D.. in 1885 and entered into partner.
ship with c. II. Wnsor one of the leading
attorneys Of that place. Mr.. Kittredge
early manifested all interest in state poll.
tics and for a long time was ex-senator
r. F. Pettigrews trusted lieutenant. In
1896 the two parted upon the money qucs.
tion. Mr.. Kittredge was the republican
national committeeman from South Da.
kota In 1892 and 1896 He is bachelor.l
The Irish standard., 1901-07-20
Racc H"rsc Killed by IL holt

Colorado Springs, Col, July 17.-Dur-
ing heavy thunderstorm Charles l..
Smiths wcIl-known racing mare,
Airline b., valued at $4,000, was struck
by lightning and killed. During the
storm three horses were struck, but
40 human life was lost.
The Irish standard., 1901-07-20
Ranch man Dragged to Death.

Springer, N. M., July 1s.-J. II. Nash,
wealthy ranchman, whose ranges are
near Cimarron, was killed by being
dragged by broncho over rocks up
the mountain side. He had ropcd the
animal and became entangled in the
rnno
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More Mnchln,.t. Return to Work.

mUFc MuCnInIHtH NetuFm 10 WOrK.
Cincinnati, July 1s.-Seventy-five of
the striking machinists returned to
work Wednesday at I. and l.. Green
wald company's shops. This was one
of the five plants against which spe-
cial fight was to be made by the strih-
crs when they consented to allow some
of their members t o return to work.
The Irish standard., 1901-07-20

New York, July 17.-!t is officially
announced that the English lawn ten
mis- team has decided not to visit this
country this year. Bob Wrcnn, in
making the statement TO this effect,
spoke of the action of the English
players as "unsporlsmanlike."
The Irish standard., 1901-07-20
Hall Player Kills Himself.

New York, July 1s.-James NJ. Gal
lignn, formerly a well known baseball
player, once with the New York team,
committed suicide at his home here
Wednesday by cutting his throat with
a razor. lie was 33 years old.
The Irish standard., 1901-07-20
place for Moxlx.

Washington, July 17.-Col. John S.
Mosby, the confederate leader during
the civil war, has been appointed spe-
cial agent of the federal land office.
He claims his present residence in CAL
ifornia. He has been assigned to duty
in Nebraska.
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Famous Little Fighter Arrives.

Seattle, WASH, July 1.-THE United
States gunboat Concord, Commander
Harry Knox, which played such an
important part under Commodore
Dewey in the destruction of the
Spanish feet in Manila bay, arrived
from the Philippines Tuesday by way
of Dutch Harbor. Alaska.
The Irish standard., 1901-07-20
Nature in Sum mer.

The road to happiness and content
in summer leads to nature, for the
closer we get to the bosom of nature
the closer we get to real happiness.
where everything is God-made, where
things are fresh and sweet and pure,
and where we live and come in daily
contact with things that appeal to our
finest and truest and highest impulses.
Edward Box, in Ladies' Home jour
nal.
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Toyyne I. for HUI

New York, July -17.-Charles A.
Towne comes out for Senator Hill as
the logical democratic candidate for
president. He says free silver is alb
solutely dead in the west, and pre-
diets that Bryan will cause split in
the party.
The Irish standard., 1901-07-20
N.inistrY Rcsignn.

Copenhagen. july 1s.-Thc De Sc
hcsted ministry, formed April 27, 1900,
has resigned. King Christian has re-
qucstcd the ministers to return their
portfolios pending the appointments of
q new cabiret.
The Irish standard., 1901-07-20
Two Girls Drowned.

La Crosse, Wis.,, July 17.-Elsie
Hirtz, aged IA, and Fannie Griffin,
aged 1e, both living at Hokah, Mimi,
were drowned Tuesday night while
bathing in Root river falls.
The Irish standard., 1901-07-20
KfIlcd by q Train.

Greensburg, Ind. July 17.-Charles
McGinn, of Adams, a young man II
years old, was struck by passing
train while walking home from this
city and so badly injured that he died
within few hours.
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Asnhyxiated. A

New Orleans, July 17.-William A.
!. King, highly connected here, and a
brother of Grace King, the author,
/ was asphyxiated at his home Tues
!, dav
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-11
PRICE BAKING POWDER Co..
CHICAGO.
STATE News

= Cakes sports enjoyed a nine round
boxing contest,
Chief OF Police Moore arrested a
bootleggeT at Jamestown.
s.. G. More of Buffalo has been APP
pointed asylum trustee to succeed Eb
Young, deceased. ~
The marriage is announced of Major
E. A. Maglone Of Devils Lake to Miss
Emma Beatrice Turner Of Medina, N.
Y. = ~ ~.
: The Valley City Times-Recor wants
the Mandan papers to publish aalist.of
the prize winners at the statee fair at
Mandan. ~ s.
M. o. Lrnd of Ransom county gets
ninety days in Jail and a, fine of $500
and costs for. blind pigging-amount-
ing to $3.50 in also that he will have
to- serve 243 days.
Andrew Carnegie, a relative of The
steel man, and a son of Hostetter; OF
patent medicine fame, are reported as
hunting in. the vicinity of Minneweu-
kan, having ONE UP in their private
car. -
The funeral Of Mrs. q. j. Moore was
held at st. Mary's Cathedral at Fargo
| yesterday. Ss The funeral services We're
ATTENDED by the Degree of Honor, Of
which the deceased was past chief for
North and South Dakota.
The winter term of the district court
in Trail county will have an unusually
large criminal, docket. AE present
four men and one woman are in Jail
awaiting trial for murder. In all
probability the states attorney will ask
for a grand jury. The~three parties
referred to are held under warrants is
sued by. Coroner Thomas Harrison.
fNo less than six eoroner's inquests
have been held during the quarter end
ing Sept. 80.
Kathryn is a new town located on
the Casselton & Marion branch of the
is forty miles sseuthwest4of Gas.
fseltan& and twenty miles sonthsof Val
ley City. It's site was laid out in Dc
tober, 1900. and at present the town
has a population OF % There are
three general stores a drug store
bank, hotel, restaurant, meat market
and livery stable. Also three large
elevators thar shipped out nearly %,
900 bushels OF grain last week,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-11
Call and see our new stock,
Ladies, Gents and Childrens
shoes, quaIitygo good, priceslowy,..
Logan & Freisz.
WHO KLEINHEMPI WAS.

Joseph Kleinhempl one of the North
Dakotans who was killed in the Conn
.pany g massacre IN sanaar,, and whose
residence Is given as Walhlpeton was
a member OF Troop Hin G~riggby's
Rough Riders. He enlisted in Fargo
and went Chica1nauga where The reg
mnsntwas held
lieutenant stowers states that
KleinhempIw was 81 years 81 and
was born In Mito, Austria. He had
no immediate relatives In this country
but 8 number az friends ~ Richland
eeunsy, where NE had lived several
years The lieutenant spoke most
highly of the deceased while q meTa-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-11
]: TT Z }
$40 RTER

is Compounded with the greatest are
and contains nothing iniuriasas II
Is 4 safe ana reliable remedy Zen stons
ach complaints and has fenofa
fifty years of cure to It's credit aiany
prominent PHYSICIANS prescribe and
recofnlnend it as a care for soensia,
iadigsstions f1atlleneyy, balching, neg
vousnegs and insomnia Try liz Tlhs
genuine must have Our privats die
stamp over the neck Of the bpttIe
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-11
GOV WHITES MINE.

ATTORNEY LCCKERBY, HIS PART
NER, RETURNS FROM THE
COAST AND REPORTS GOOD
PROSPECTS.
Valley City T1nes-ReIord: Attor-
ney S. M. Lockerby- returned to the
city Tuesday morning. after spending
the greater portion of the summer On
the Pacific coast, where he has been
looking after Important; mining inter
ests. He will remain in the city dur
ing the winter; but figures ON getting
back to, the coast early in the spring.
Mr.. Lockerby- brings promising re-
ports from the anthracite coal mines
and! is confident that he and his asso-
ciates2 have a wonderfully rich propo-
sition: the surface Indications are
very promising, but it will be impos-
sible> to tell accurately, how great a
body Of coal they have until they go
over the ground with a diamond drill.
The company will purchase a drill
some time this winter and have it in
readiness to go to work in the spring.
The company has had four men at
work doing assessment work on the
claims and this will probably AL be
completed before the first of Novem-
Der. - 49, "
Strong indications&o of petroleum have
been discovered in the vicinity Of the
coal mine. Crude. Oil has been found
floating in depressions of the ground
and experts with whom Mr. l.of..SHfby
has talked seem to think there is a.
| good show Of finding it in paying guam
titles. Oil has been discovered in,
! other sections OF Washington and
there is no reason to believe that il, is.
lconfned to only one locality.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-11
He


Dr Bodenstab was il lie city today
from New Salem.
.Pattersonsretu donthe noon
trainstodayfrorn Paul.
sllpt. Dunn; The next teachers'
examination Will held October 18th
Carlos Boynton d the Hackney
BoyrtonL Land companies anne Month
. from the
Governor White returned todayfro
"a "trip III Valley C1ty. where ne q
been looking after his business and
farming interests.
al number az friendso 81 Mr.. and Mrs
.Sruhm gave asuIpfa Prise
partylas evening, at Whichiaean
joyed theanselyes
Angus McI1onald WI enjoyad q
pleasant visit a onr old home and
spent about two weeksSthere. Took
lin the Buifalo exposition and found
j
lplentyo d
Judge Lauder q Wahpeton and rs9ssl his
attorney, Tracy r. Bangs Graaladd
Fork. came nfroTa the east last nignf
III appear at the hearing Of II Lauder
lease inthe suprems court today I
george Rsask j Fargo. he contract
~ Who has been in chargeo q there
placing heroofon the Nor rF
hotel, islnthe city today1Il Work
ii accomplished ana Mr: Fslsk SSisorsgiook
Ing it t0dag
JohnEinhorn, Rassianfrena Hars
ven, Was brought In to as hcspiea'
las might suffering ron, gun ahol
wound through the 1873 g e gsstanl
along ven and his Injuries nol
Thought beserious
savsn lihtie orphan children aTgayes
81 ahecity "Wednesday nightSof=tthhh
week, ana through CHE efortsaofFE
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-11

i jamestown Alert: Two threshing
rev engaged in a fierce mixup ON the
hill Saturday night. In the fracas it
is reported that considerable furniture
was smashed, a piano carried cut doors
and the ladies badly frightened. An
unusually large number OF threshers
came in from the country Saturday
evening and proceeded TO load up on.
booze supposed to have been furnished
by bootlegge, although officers have
been unahleSto locate them.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-11
NEW CORPORATIONS.

~ yT.I,ar $50 $780,,
a,a,t;a .a4 na tsyusu
HI -. eAissehoe ~
y" eo1po& a' III 'ha'
d M sta4
- co
800 = -
49,, \ =.
rIanas, - cav s.. =
,,,a - aam-
sasn4.a.s1I -
Tine nhr,stia .a.soi anu :
Ma,,ta 80
an uaa,s o. yri1,s.an c.,
and s. - 49, -
Ed,nora 1r,nIar,ant 60 - =,
7noraZZHIRastaa ET,;,;,. paaha,4 r
Rosbo# to,s
NorHhwood I,,,n,hsr cor,,. -, Mor+h
wnod-H JHasror,n a. ~ pah;n
CIV = 60 - : !. go
Edpa,ey r,.e, Z, orv hssaoias;an r.
ae1ay-T 4 Wbita s. N ,na,I 49,
S0lGy EIsU 81 Am UlUG, Nv. H6II AHO
George nrown "a -, -. sars
FIatl;ek al ana esas comm ~ NAV
yil,a-T cKonsana = ! E,,,an =
VII fa
.sac,,rity 1,and Mo,tsao ,nd @1n,,os+.
NAM Geo., !. M : :,
Hieninona, s. R1chmond q Z
hlchInond 2 L.Klchinond, moor:
pocatoFs
SSoannsooIldaaeds st eck Inyestm uan
eI Ks g Bates
Lyean and y. HH.SPringle, incor'
poratorss.
Saunders IllingsWorth Company
Lakota-c Moore and Z. I1lings
worth, incorDorafors
Stuart Mercantile Company, Fri
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-11

her OF Troop H and says he never
missed a roll call during the entire
time the regiment was in the south
and was usually in the first set of
tours. ready for duty at all times. He
was one of the few men promoted,
being made a corporal. Soon after
being mustered cut he, enlisted In the
regular army.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-11

ellemrenso the Catholic church, have
found comfortable homes With char
liable and good hearted Catholic fam-
lies an thecity
Mrs Gilbert a Pierce was d east
bound passenger on this afternoon
train, rsetarrningg i Chicago from trip
west.
Attorney =. Allen came rom
Fargoson the noon train today. The
United States court busy with civil
One criminal a $ has been.
tried and another isasto be tried. that
OF Charley White. who was arrested
8 rselling liquor without a govern
ment license Mr.. Allen will return
o Fargo q prosecute the Iase
Judgeo Cereals Hanan al Bnffalo
informs the North Dakota commission
that Injustice has been done that state
through 4 Al emission II the published
EDWARDS. According him That state
was awarded tWfentyHour medals FOR
Ihfe,blue sternssand maccaroni wheat,
oats. barley, fax and other grain ne
vail take III the matter and rectsify
morrow n
The east undNorthSCoa Limited
fast train On the NorthsrnPaeiacr rail
way had a narrow escape goina
OH the track while running sixty1dve
miles an hourat Billings Pa near ass
ling the astswitchth the engineer not;
Iced that the target was turned for tbs
sidetraek and the switch WAS open
ne applied theennergency air brake
bat had not materiaily reduced ths
speed of the train when the engine
struck the open switch. angint
sstuek tp the rails, as did every 81 ~
tina fbrain. switch was torn e
pieces by the passage of the train ant
could not be operated a5fterward
ORPHAN CHILDREN CARED FOB ESe,f
seven little orphan children, accom-
panied Nv a nurse from the large Cath
x~sls
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-11

sW, Nssaons Gholsonvalets =.
Il, writes.Yan one Minute
ao,,rh cine glvesper gatiasactlen
gMs customers Hay itsis the bast Ternsay
FL coughs, colds throat and lung
Sysa.h, 81 b. i, Baardsiey druggist,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-11

Budd Reeve ofsBrlXton has been up
at Cass Lake and writes from there:
Hon.zsGeo.H II. Walsh, once PROM
inent Factor in North Dakota politics,
Is here. III came here for his health,
and It agreed with him so well, that he
is now aresident He had asthma SO
that5he couldSnot lie down nights, now
he5is perfectIy%free from it. He came.
here. three years ago as a s%tsquatter''
ahead o the town, and built his own
office He has he1d4the office OF city.
attorney aver since the town was in
sc~o1porated. Therezis not a dollar Of
public. Indebtedness against the town.
Itnder5the laws of congress, forty acres
We've sold at auction out Of the reser-
Walton for toWnsite. This was
bought by Hartley Bros. offDuluth for
$4,000. In less than thirty days
they got. all their money back from the
sale and let's. =
One o1d$friend, Dennie Hannifin. has
some. lots here-they are good ones
SI Is took great pleasure in looking at
them. &
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-11
Stand b the
Standard!

Prices Cream Baking Powder is
everywhere the acknowledged Standard,
the powder Of the highest reputation,
ggre;ar'esf strength, and absolutely pure.
Il renders the food more healthful and
palatable, and using it exclusively you
are assured against alum and other dan
gerous chemicals from which the low
grade powders are made.
Pr. Prices Baking Powder is sold on
is merits onlynever BY the aid Of
lotteries, gifts, commissions OF Other
schemes. The entire value Of your
MONEY ofne back to you pow
der-the Purest, most economical made.
|@ # ~ NoTE.-A Alum baking powders are low
&4. a# priced, ashley cost but three cents az
FRG BAKING POWDER Co. a. pound to make. But aumleaEes in the
CHICAGO. bread r. cake glauber Salts supburic
@~%o II IA
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-11

arrived In city Wednesday, night
with seven little oll VIM, have been
taken into various Catholic homes il 4
the city by adoption There were I'VE
boys and two girls III Tie party, and
through the efforts of Father Clemens,
homes have been provided for them
here, great Work IL beingdone III.
the sisterhood IA chaTgeo 81 this on
5phan's home, and the nursWho ac-
coIlpanisd the children here started.
from New York with 6s children for
whom homes have beenbound var
ious parts of The country ii home
establishment for these little children
is large one there being force of
40 nurses and 80 sisters maintained.
there.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-11

NoTE.-Alum> baking powders are low
priced, ashley costsbut three eentsa
E pound to make. ButtaiumleaNes in the
bread or cake glauber salts suIphuriic
acid and hydrateeofEalumila-alI itIjuri-
Gus, the last two poisonous.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-11

Observation-Disclosures CARED FOR.
seven littIeorphan children, accom-
panied Nv q nurse froIn the large Cath
Ollie orphan asylum III New York; City,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-11
GOOD sPEcIMENs

Forum Professor Waldron has
received letter from Manager Bart
8leftof the North Dakota exhibit at the
5Pan-American exposition9a
ing the receipt of the recent shipment
8of Flickertail products, gathered by the
North Dakota Agricultural college.
Manager Bartlett wires that the ex-
hibit Of orr is far ahead OF that Of
sachs$gTeat states IS Missouri and Tlli-
Snois and a%stonishes the exposition Wis
tiers who have imagined corn could
not e raised in North Dakota. He
also states that the exhibit of vege-.
tables sent from here is the finest of
any state represented at, Buffalo: It:
is SO good that five states, who will be
at the South Carolina exposition ait
Charleston. have already made appli-
cation for. some OF the specimens to.
show as coming from their states.
The exhibits were gathered by the
agricultural college people and a part
5of them were grown on the A. G.. farm
Others beingsecured from :contribu-.
in this vicinity.
A4E- 4-rEL .sFF.