Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-28
IeA,s.; of the State

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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NO artesian wells have been sunk
the use OF the people at Marmarth.
is l55 feet deep and the other
feet. D.
lew Rockford is to have big mar.
day Saturday., September 16. The
es Of the degree of honor are pre-
Ing to give a big dance upon that
$sion. =: +
woman living two miles south of
lin was burned to death the first
be week when a gasoline explos-
BET fire to her home.
he bridge over the Cannon Ball
r at New Leipzig is now under
|etruction and will be completed in
keek or so. The roads on both
b of the structure are being
led.
be farmers of New Leipzig ship.
q trainload of cattle to St. Paul
az. It was the first whole train
ever shipped from that point
created quite q stir in town.
|e old Monarch elevator at Sykes.
was struck by tightening last
and burned to the ground be-
the flames could be checked.
10 Kenmare farmers went to Can
HAST year and after raising 1000
3 of 30-bushel wheat, were hailed
n completely, with an entire loss.
Mr. chickens were also killed, and
4ral horses cut by wire.
he Bisbee Gazette became very
lgnant recently over q rumor that
" of the state game board had
Nd in the, state hachery preserves.
y were not satisfied with using a
!. it is said, but employed seines
esdragnets.
he Dickinson creamery has been
Ing to farmers of that section
20 month since its installation
Iune, 1908.
he summer school was a grea:
less according to County Superin.
lent E. G. Warren of Velva.
'he presbyterian All Stars" at
Iby defeated the Methodists twice
were in turn badly beaten by the
Bcopalians.
he Portal International has been
fishing cuts taken from snapshots
lie on the streets of that town on
fg market day.
he first load of 1911 wheat mar
id at Mayville was hauled to the
ners elevator the first of last
*.
argo police made raid on a
lbling game just as the players
finished but the proprietor was
d just the same.
Alderman J. A. Stewart of Fargo
been unable to enter his home
beveral days as it has been quaran-
d because of scarlet fever.
~
rticles on North Dakota Politics
lntly published in the Minneapolis
NAL would indicate that Devils
Z is the political center of the
:.
Commissioner Gilbreath is making
it's to have President Taft spend
east a day here during the Indus
Exposition. It is very probable
\ he will comply with the wishes
lie intends making a trip through
N Dakota about that time.
Dst of the small schools through
The state will open Monday, Sep
Ter 4th.
Armers in the western part of
ltte county are using headers in !
grain fields on account of the ex- !
Re shortness of the grain.
49,.
sfarmer near Wimbledon raised a |
of rye that ran 36 bushels to the !
and Sc pounds to the bushel.
~
Iout twenty-five miles of steel
been laid ON the new Powers Lake |
lch of the Great Northern. The
will be completed in the near fu-
as it will be only 50 miles long. |
be health officer at Deering has !
ed, an order that all obnoxious
ds must be destroyed and removed
lin a given time.
- !
X. Batter of Heze1ten has been |
,inted u. s. Commissioner by |
ke Amidon for a term of four years |
TO TAKE IN FAIR.
BY D. Corwin, son of Mr.. and Mrs. |
!. Corwin, who is at present en-
I'D on the Bismarck Tribune, will |
Saturday evening for the Twin
H., where he will take In the Min
"a state fair From thana ha