Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-12
NORTH DAKOTA NOTES

UUU DAHL Is W W Uul1L dC2 once dL
the sub-experiment station at Lang
don. ( r- - &lJ
After being on his trail for eight
months the sheriff of Richland coun-
ty captured a clever forger at Hank
inson.
! Among the new features at the
Mandan fair. this year will be an In
dian relay race without saddles each
day. .t,#%
There will be meeting Of Repub-
lican editors and candidates of the
Seventh judicial district at Grafton
next Tuesday. ,4...
i Grand Forks has perfected the or
ganization of a Taft-Sherman club of
which Andrew A. Bruce, dean of
the law school, is president.
The Enderlin Independent assures
the rest of the state that everything
is now harmonious in the. political
circles of Ransom county.
A woman living near Kindred has
just discovered that brother who
was murdered some time ago in Mon
tana left her a thousand dollars
! worth of life insurance.
Editor Hughes of the Wahpeton
, Globe-Gazette, who is secretary of
: the Richland county fair, is doing a
lot of tall hustling to make the
: event a big success this fall.
The department of agriculture at
. Washington have crew of men in
; North Dakota who are making rapid
progress in completing the soil sur
/ vey of this state. A written report
: and map will be prepared soon.
! While fighting a fire that destroy
3 ed his home J. P. Perkins, a black
i smith at Cakes was horribly burned
? and death ensued. He was advanced
in age and survived by several
, grown children. s> go
!, AS result Of family row a col
= ored woman at Grand Forks had her
i husband jailed But early next morn
9 ing rustled the necessary ten with
: which to pay his fine. Same old
! story. H.. -; =.
! Dry weather and the high winds
t cause constant worry for threshers.
A separator and several stacks of
grain were burned near Great Bend
& the other day and entailed big
i loss. ~.
: ~ ~
e Farmers in the southern part of
e the state are farther along with, their
! work this year than usual. The
e weather has been SO favorable that
y only few days have been lost since
l. harvest and threshing commenced.
S Out at Glen U1lin where 1t was
o said a few years ago there never
n would be any farming, twenty-six
f threshing rigs, all but four of them,
n big steam outfits, were sold within
e the last month, and to farmers in
# that vicinity. 49,. lsF.s i.
|. The Park River lads who broke
# into the postoffice at that place to
n secure money to celebrate the
f Fourth, will not be prosecuted by the
h government officials. The boys us.
IS ed the money to buy firecrackers to
e celebrate Uncle Sans birthday and
the government has just decided ii
would be hardly fair for Uncle Sam
If to prosecute.
!e The civic improvement league Of
3, Fargo is having trouble because of 8
IS recent hail storm that visited thai
e city. The league had encouraged
10 school children's gardens and. hat
# offered prizes for the best, but the,
ii were all practically ruined by TIT
r. storm and it is difficult to award
it the prizes correctly.
IN II reports are to be believed Edito
Id Young. who recently became pub
te Usher Of the Park River Republican
a. only secured possession of the sub
" scription list and good will. Eina
i Berge has secured the plant and vii
move 1t to Grafton where he will
Id start the third paper Not to be out
al done Editor Young has purchase,
I'd the Adams Enterprise and will re
move that to Park River--and stil
hold the fort.