Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-13
News of the State

A correspondent of the Forum
writes to tell of the proposed change
of the name Of Gayther to Fort Flee,
and gives the real inwardness of the
change.
The usual number of harvest field
accidents are reported through the
state. Too many youngsters permit
ted or compelled to drive binders.
The democrats are butting into re-
publican meetings through the state
and seeking to cause trouble. The
democrats are getting more than usu-
ally rantankerous this year.
DR. and Mrs. Stockney of Dickinson
are spending the summer back east
in the doctors native New England.
The Forum thinks the next legisla-
ture should repeal the primary cleo
ton law, or do some tall amending.
The Cooperstown Courier looks for
a complete republican victory this
fall.
c. N. Erich appears to have carried
off the organization persimmons in
Nelson county. Erich is always busy
and usually on the top side.
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Senator McCumber has purchased
a lot at Lake Melissa and will erect
= cottage. Now for a squat from the
Fargo News about another palace.
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Thieves are getting bold at Fargo.
They arc stealing the milk cows. The
police ought to be able to get clue
to a COW.
The editor of the Valley City Times
Record is enthusiastic over the trip
to Wllliston, as is that old timer Of
the state press gang, Grant Hager.
Neville had narrow escape from
a disastrous fire, which the fire de-
partment managed to confine to one
building.
There is renewed interest in the
affairs Of the Society of the Revolu-
icnary Descendants in the state.
Col. w. P. futile of Dawson writes
an interesting article on the wheat
and seems to look for good
iiglt prices in the near future.
The Cass county republican COM
mit!ee will adopt platform and make
1 systematic campaign.
Prof. Ladd delivered an interesting
address before the state druggists at
Fargo end called attention to some
fake remedies.
Fargo is preparing for a drought
along about the middle of September
when the Moorhead boozeries go out
If business.
Sclno wheat in Richland county
goes twenty-five bushels to the acre
with twenty-one bushels reported in
PARTS Of Cass county. That valley
:Oil seems to be great stuff in a dry
Iear.
Sam Clark seems to think there
VAS not much harmony at the repub-
lean meeting in Ward county, hut
perhaps Sam is prejudiced.
A field of winter wheat on the N. J.
Olsen farm west of Sanborn was
M.eshed Tuesday. The grain was
lrilled in between the rows of corn
asst fall, and in spite of the adverse
yeather conditions yielded fifteen
,,shels of wheat to the acre, cleaned
md weighed sixty pounds to the
,ushel.
It's a poor town up in Burke and
2enville counties that hasn't started
county seat campaign.
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Millers through the state feel sure
here will be plenty of good milling
tuff.
Ben Whitehead entertained Walt
'aylor so we'll up at Williston that
be columns of the Times-Record are
0etical with descriptive writing of
be press meeting.
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The farmers will conserve the straw
! the fields this year.
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The Grand Forks Herald finds much
upport for it's suggestion that law
G passed prohibiting the drinking Of
luor in public aisles and seats on
aims.
Jim Kennedy has been up at Minot
citing squared up with the city con-.
.issioners for water works work.
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The Minot Optic is glad to see Minot
ecple buying residence lots and BULL
lg homes. It's sign of permanency.
Sawyer seems to be marked by bank
lrglars and yeggmen.
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F. L. Sherman of Minot ran over
lie sidewalk into a porch and knocked
+ post, smashing up his auto, In