Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-07-26
sTATE NEWS.

Lisbon Free Press: AS ours 10
purely an. agricultural state we should
endeaycr to build up III Of the factor
les that utilize raw material. The
creameries are one Of this class. We
should patronize home creameries
just as much as We would our home
-four mills. Knowing the pride Of SO
many OF our people In the great state
we are building up It seems odd. to
know SO much 10 being shipped out of
our state that would help build US up
II 1t was manufactured at home. Why
not send your cream to creamery
established In your own county and
keep all Of the profits from your herd
in your own community? BY patronlz-
ing your home creamery the patron
can see his cream weighed, sampled
and tested and can more readily have
an error corrected than IL shipped to
distant point. Build up your local
markets and in that way improve your
home town and county and your farm
will increase in value and you will re-
ceive greater returns for the products
Of your farm.--R. F. Flint, Asst. Dairy
C Commissioner. ..- j..
Bottineau has passed an anti-gambl-
Ing ordinance with hundred dollar
fine clause. A fine of the same
amount is provided forN those who
would conduct house Of i'll fame.
From the exchanges Is cleaned the
fact that last weeks electrical storm
was the most general and severe that
has visited the state in years. A
great deal Of damage was done. There
was loss OF life, stock, property and
crops in several parts Of the state 70
mote from here. .-,.a
Editor Mitchell Of the Mimic Jour-
nal recently applied the following to
his own case. "Aql persons knowing
themselves indebted to this Office and
not knowing 1t, are requested to call
and find out. All those knowing
themselves indebted and not wishing
to call are requested to stay in one
place long enough for us to catch
them. All those not indebted are re-
quested to call and become indebted"
Landlord Handel of the Columbia
hotel at Edgeley had a rather unique
experience, Friday night, and one
which he will not care to repeat. Mr..
Handel is something of a somnambul-
list, and about o'clock in the night
arose from his bed while asleep.
walked out Of the front door of the
second story onto the roof Of the
porch and from that OF into space
drop of about fourteen feet to the
street below. Fortunately he struck
on guy wire running from the porch
to the hotel sign with his arm and
face, breaking the fall and throwing
him into the street instead Of allowing
him to strike on the cement walk. Mr..
Handel was around Saturday, app
emily but little the worse for his ex-
perience. We venture to predict that
he will see that tbe door is locked be.
fore he retires, hereafter.
Last weeks Edgeley Mail has a
rude cartoon Of perspiring census
enumerator sitting on the foot stone
of a grave in a large cemetery and in
the act Of writing on a large sheet.
Heading the cartoon are the words:
Population Of LaMoure. 707."
A very unfortunate case occurred on
the 9th of June out at Lordsburg
when Mrs. James Gallagher gave birth
to twins. A few days after mouse
dropped from the ceiling upon the
patient giving her tremendous shock,
which resulted in the unbalancing OF
her mind, and for quite while she
was very violent. It was necessary
to take her to Jamestown asylum,
where she Will have the best atten.
ton.