The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-24


izing, treating and compressing %
tons of North Dakota Ignite d day,
so that it can be sold from the mines
for 81 30 and expect to be able to ship
1t to eastern markets for about s5 90
per ton. This is great proposition
and if ever one of these plants are
established in this vicinity the great
problem of handling the bulk of the
4 Ignite coal will practically be solved
and another OF our many North Dak-
ota natural products will be turned
into universal use instead OF an un-
commercial product it now is.
Geo. d. Skinner has sold his paper.
at Bentley, the Bentley Bulletin, to
Jack McCausland and G. c. Cate,
both of BENTLEY Mr.. Skinner viii
remove the plant TO Regent, where he
has purchased the Regent Times, and
one of the new firm at Bentley will
have newspaper plant shipped In
from the east. where he owns one.
Since coming to North Dakota Mr.
Skinner has started sixteen papers.
The town of Capa, in Lyman county
has new artesian we'll which is
lattraeting wide attention in as much
as the water that flows from it is hot,
having a temperature of l23 degrees.
A match applied to the faucet shows
! that there is gas in the water and eX-
perts are figuring on utilizing it.
Tbe water has to be run into a pool
and allowed to cool before being used
in the railroad engines.
The Aberdeen Commercial Club are
| planning on erecting a new club house
10 cost 800. 600. 1t will be three
story building, the two upper stories
being devoted to the use of the
club.
/ William OrDeston met death on a
sheep ranch near Buffalo, last week
a. the result Of careless handling OF a
shot gun in the hands OF a sixteen
/ j.
the back of the head coming out Just
below the eye. The boy became scared
and went home and went to bed, tell
ing no one of the accident, Ormeston
not coming home at the usual time
his wife became alarmed and went in
search OF him, finding him dead. The
,Ie,I cd at lf
accidental shooting. the boy telling Of
the accident when questioned. The
body was taken to Bowman and from
there shipped to Warren for burial.
Faith has band of twenty six
pieces and we can almost hear the
sweet strains waited on the southern
breezes as they discourse sweet music.
They plan on two open air concerts
each week all summer.
The G. NJ. & Z. $. Railway company
are putting in walks at the depot and
crossings at Mcintosh and as this
town has been doing all that it can to
get their walks in good condition,
this act on the part of the railway
company looks good to them.
Another South Dakota woman has
ventured to enter newspaperdom.
This time it is Mrs. Lottie Kruckman
and the paper is the Zieback County
News and is located at the town of
Dupree. This is the second paper
there.
Judge Crawford held court at Mar
marth last week, ninteen warrants be-
ing out for persons charged with
violating the liquor law The Judge
issued orders to destroy all bar fixtures
that have been taken in the raids
made on the liquor joints there and a
$4,000. 90 fire was started. Ali the liquor
that has been confscated and stored
awaiting the orders of the court was
also destroyed.
Faith is talking over the electric
light proposition and have awarded
twenty-five year franchise to the
Faith Light and Power Go. Faith
certainly is not slow in getting every
thing in up-to-date shape. 1t will not
be very long until we will be abla to
say Hello to them too, as they are
having local telephone put in now
and expect to have the long distance
line in operation before very long
At Mott on Saturday, March 18th,
the Farmers Institute will hold session
the institute consisting of three pro-
grams, morning, afternoon and even
ing. Much talk on dry farming and
lots of music, by way of entertainment
is being planned for. Prof. Hover
stad, of the Fargo Agricultural Col
lege, will be the speaker of the day,
the Mott Concert Band will do its
part and a double male quartette will
render several selections.