Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-14
NORTH DAKOTA NOTES

M1not proposes TO SEND q good S1z-
ed delegation to the Williston fair.
According to Normanden there is
Tammany hall at Grand Forks.
to erect creamery and work will be
commenced at once.
The Wishek News looks better than
ever since Editor Guy installed that
new cylinder press.
A game warden near Wishek
rounded up bunch of pot hunters
shooting ducks out of season the
other day. Among them was the
chief of police at Lehr.
Attorney Spencer of Grafton, who
was formerly attorney general of this
state, has finally made up his mind
to locate at Minot, where there are
about sixty attorneys ahead of him.
Mayor Clark of Minot revoked the
license of a noisy dance bowery near
the city, and while some of the city
censured the mayor for his action
the council sustained him by unan-
imous vote.
Lehr had a box car robbery the
other night when can of alcohol
and box containing brandy was
taken. Several sacks of -four and q
quantity of lumber also in the car
was not molested.
1t is stated that it is possible for
a North Dakota farmer in a single
year to raise wheat sufficient to feed
1000 persons a whole year. This is
due to improved methods and ma
chinery and a fertile soil.
There are sixty-eight automobiles
at Dickinson and it is rather imma-
terial to real estate men-and such
whether or not the railroads con
struct cross-country cutoff tracks
or not for the time being.
The first terms of district court
have been held during the week in
the new counties of Adams, Hetting-
er and Bowman-and the attorneys
| and jurists are cleaning their first
pickings in that new territory.
| Larimore has just had a. serious
fire when three barns and consider
able property was consumed by the
flames. A boot-legger is said to have
started the first fire by using one OF
the barns for sample room.
Changes of editorialships of the
weekly papers around the state have
been numerous during the past year
Ambitions of certain political fac
| tons have caused many of them
and there has been an occasional
publisher who has made his pile and
quit ~@
| Il Admin sf "a t;oncfs-a r,,IJnioinaJ apd
county-over the state in control OF
young men seem to i. be acquitting
themselves with credit. Minot has a
mayor but Twenty-Five years of age
and is city Of 10000 population,
but the chief executive there is serv-
ing his constituents with logical abiI-
iity. 49, s. ..s.s .,- IT sfss4a
AS the fall election approaches,
there seems more and more desire
among both factions of the Repub-
lican party to effect complete party
success in November and apparently
| nowhere is there any mention of Re
publicans even thinking of support
ing Democratic candidates for any
| place.
! Crop conditions in North Dakota
this year have been sized up mostly
in a local way. There has been a
dearth of Twin City grain exchange
and commission men abroad in the
state and because local men have
viewed the situation there is reason
to believe the people are receiving
more reliable information on the sit.
uation. 1t is said that some of
| grain crop in certain portions of til,
western part of the state has beer
effected by the protracted dry spell
but on the whole the crop OF th,
Il crOn of the state ia In snIandid nnn