Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-07-12
STATE NEWS.

Every paper that comes to the ex-
change table this week tells of the
fine celebration they had in the town
Of each ones issue on the Fourth.
The; Darlington council has passed
an ordinance prohibiting owners or
operators of threshing outfits crossing
the cross walks in that city unless
they shall beforehand have protected
the walks by planking or other means
to prevent damage being done the
same. A penalty is provided for the
violation of the ordinance. 49,
Several lodges of Orangemen will
gather at Hannah today for a big cele-
bration in honor Of the battle of the
Boyne. A regular Fourth of July
time has been arranged for.
State Examiner BrightbiIl has COM
pleted the work of investigating the
accounts Of the late clerk Of court J.
E. Truax. The total amount in default
is $3,134.05. This the bondsmen will
make goodl-Hannah Moon.
Dickey gardeners are raising some
strawberries.
Among the Notices for Publica-
ton" in the Bottineau County News
there are number of settlers named
who have given notice of intent to
prove up" Among these is one
whose name is something to conjure
with! 1t is: Joseph Boguslawski. Put
lit in syllables, thus: Bogus-law-sh.
A number of students from eastern
colleges will this year change tactics
in their exercise and will handle
wheat shocks in the western states in
stead of chasing the pigskin around
on the football grounds. The exer-
else in the wheat fields will prove
more lucrative, be more healthful and
after the season is over there will be
less cripples in the country. Delega-
lions Of students from the Troy
Polytechnic and from Malone, N. Y,
are already on their way to Kansas,
where appeals have been sent out for
10000 men to assist in the work Of
handling the crops.
During the past two weeks the
Home Land Co. of Anamoose disposed
Of 1,0S0 acres of land located in this
immediate neighborhood. The prices
paid vary from $4,000 to $4,000 per
quarter section.
Devils Lake journal: President
Kelly of the Farmers road, who has
been in town this week, says the con-
tractors have assured him they will
have the extension from Starkweather
to Rock Lake completed August LIST.
The census of Pembina county for
1905 shows a population of 16,44S as
against 1889 in 1904 loss of 1,421.
Owners Of pool rooms throughout
the county have met and formed an
association for their mutual protec-,
ton, according to the Courant, which
will prove a good thing for all con-
cerned. In the future they will handle
only grade of malt containing less
than per cent of alcohol and this
will be secured in carload lots by the
association and distributed to its
members. They will handle only malt
guaranteed to be within the law. They
are pledged to assist the states attor-
ney in prosecuting all transient blind
piggers and boot leggers and to other
wise help. in the enforcement of the
prohibition law. No place will be kept
where whiskey may be drank. The
methods proposed will not only attain
these ends but ought to effect pecun-
larry saving. The soft drink men seem
to have struck a good scheme.-West-
hope Standard.
Lightning struck the house of
farmer near Devils Lake, the bolt pass
ing down the chimney within twenty
inches Of where the inmates were
asleep. They escaped with only few
injuries from the pieces OF brick.
Eight hoboes broke into a car at
Aneta, stole a lot OF beer, got glorious
ly drunk and wound in the jug for car
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