Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-27
News ofthe State

| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
John He'll; Jr.. of Hankinson. raised
freak ear of corn. Every individual
kernel was enclosed in q separate
husk. S'pose is up to some humorist
| to remark that it is helluva looking
| specimen.
Edward McKeagur was tried at FL
| lendale on a charge of burning 8
| straw stack in his field without pro
| viding a fifty-foot fire break accord
ing to the statutes. This was the
| first criminal action Of its kind In the
state and the jury disagreed.
The folks that think pork cannot
be raised profitably in this state
should consult the Richland county
farmer who owns a prize brood SOW
that gave birth to thirty-three pigs IN
thirteen months and one week.
The boom for Senator Gunderson OF
Aneta was puntcured by NUMBER OF
editorial shafts as soon as 1t was
mentioned. =
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Now is a good time to plow your
firebreaks.
There is now but one druggists per-
NIT in operation in Walsh county.
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For the, protection OF dairy stock.
az we'll as live stock generally, there
is nothing better than wind breaks,
or tree shelter of some kind. :,
Autoists are complaining because
many teamsters fail to give them half
Of the road as they should. Many OF
the state weeklies are calling atten-
ton to the law in the case, which
renders turning aside compulsory.
Jake Bisenius of Langdon was badly
injured in runaway.
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The first annual North Dakota In
dustrial exposition at Bismarck opened
in very suspicious manner.
People are getting mighty sour over
the high price of sugar.
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The Langford Journal ran a red
ink extra above the title announcing
the defeat of reciprocity.
With a loaded wagon resting across
the middle of his back. little Willie
Mcconnell of Eckman was rescued from
his perilous position, and suffered
nothing more serious than a ruptured
blood vessel in his neck, caused by
the rush of blood to his extremeties.
Lansford people raised fund or
approximately $500 to be applied to
the relief of the Sherwood people who
lost their possessions in the August
tornado.
Yggs tried to rob the general store
at Zion but were frightened by the pro-
prietor whom they awakened.
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The horse shoe tossers of Merri-
court and Glendale have been holding
tournament.
Rev. Hewson of Edgeley is the
plaintiff in a case wherein he sues
him as race money.
Kuhn has a band of which it is
more than proud.
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The new Farmers elevator at New
Rockford has opened for business.
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The first political announcements
are commencing to make their ap-
pearance in the columns of the state
weekltes. although in politics it is not
always the early bird that catches the
worm. Sometimes he catches some
thing else.
While no one accuses the North
Dakota farmers of laziness. it is q
whole lot easier to raise wheat than
corn, and it is hard for some to tackle
the extra work.
Many of the Sunday schools of the
state held rally days.
Mrs. Marie Gillingerton died sud-
denly near Dickey Of hemorrhage of
the lungs.
The Transcript ran splendid pic |
ture Of the agricultural exhibit at the |
New Rockford market day.
The Dickey County Leader is an
booster for the Industrial |
exposition.
At the last moment it was an.
that reduced rates Of a fare
and third had been secured for the
Industrial exposition.
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It is said that the man Young who
was arrested at Neenah. Wis. for al |