Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-08-31
STATE NEWS

ing Of the Scandinavian Republican
league for today at the Grand Forks
fair. According to the call Mr.. John
son thinks it would be a trifle late to
wait till the time of the state conven.
ton to try to do anything politically
and urges that the work be inaugur.
ated at this time.
President Worst of the A. c. lect-
ures before the Morton county teach.
ers' institute today and from there he
and Mrs. Worst visit the coast.
1t is reported considerable smut is
being found in Red river valley grain
this year, knocking grades to No. 2
and g.
According to a pipe dream Of tho
Mandan Independent that city will
some day develop nearby coal mines
and become the black diamond me-
tropolis of the state. AS a side line
the pottery clays at hand will be also
utilized to the full.
The cement stone plant at Wahpeton
is compelled to shut down to allow the
laborers to Ego thrashing" for higher
wages.
The president can't make the next
Thanksgiving proclamation any too
strong to suit the Flasher Hustler.
Grace is said by the Hustler for a
100000 bushel crop to be divided
among the farmers of North Dakota.
Towner hopes to set the pace for the
Denbigh ball tossers, and has a bran
new doctor to patch up the wounds.
There is talk of a new state bank at
Fargo.
The work of laying rails on the
Turtle Lake extension was begun this
week and the new town of Nc
Clusky, which is growing very fast,
will soon have trains running to it.
Wahpeton is making gala prepare
tons for a county fair A series of
races will take place for which purses
of $1,000 will be awarded.
Phillip Range has secured fine crops
on his farms near Jamestown, and it
is sight worth trip there to see
them. He has 100 acres of wheat, 70
acres of oats the heaviest he ever
raised in all his farming experience,
100 acres of barley and one of the
finest fields of corn ever raised there.
The corn is yellow dent, planted May
28th, now hardening and two more
weeks will fill it, ripening now being
IN progress. Mr.. Range is thorough
farmer, works his land intelligently
and has one of the best farms in the
county.
Auditor Blewett of Stutsman coun-
ty, has issued 80 hunting licenses so
far, about half of the number issued
at this time last year. The prospect
is for a fine crop of chickens.
Five threshing rigs have been sold
at Medina this fall and all of them
will be kept busy caring for the heavy
crop raised This season.
There was brutal fight in an Edge
iy alley, when one man chewed the
top of another mans ear, and started
eating other portions of his anatomy
before he was given different kind of
breakfast food. Both men were ar.
rested and Fred Hunt, the chewer.
was bound over to district court for
regular meals.
Conrtenay Gazette: A daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Suchla
on Tuesday of last week. There is an
incident connected with the birth Of
this child that approaches the romantic
Mrs. Suchla and her husband went
out in the country in the morning to
attend church and on their way home
the baby was born by the side of the
road on the grass. Mr.. Suchla being the
attending physician. She was brought
| home as gently as possible and is get
| ting along well and before the baby
was week old did good sized wash.
ing.
The Goodrich Citizen says: The
material and outfit of the Flickertail
Flicker will be sold at mortgage sole
next Saturday. Advertisement: is
made in the Denhoff Voice and sale
will occur here at the front do<r of
the postofice. What heartless trick
to take the money for advertising out
OF town. We presume it is according
to law.
The jamestown Capital says: Fec
tor Burleson was Gale. TO Valley City
yesterday by intelligence of the last
illness OF Rev. e. s. Peaxe. He is an
aged pastor Of the Episcopal church
who has seen 81 years OF service and
~ OF them actively in the work of the
church. He is the father of Col.
Amasa Peake OF Valley City; Mrs. DR..
Pray OF Jamestown.
Indians must have voted in this cleo.
ton. D. L. Free Press: The election
Tuesday for the purpose of voting on