Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-31
News Of the State

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The register of deeds Of the state
meet at Grand Forks this week.
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In another ten days the wheat har.
vest will be we'll on.
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Some of the elevators n Stutsman
man county are already receiving new
grain.
Many of the editors did not have
space enough in their papers to tell
of the big time they had at Minot
at the summer press meeting.
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The Evening Times-Record has a
new styled title head and is making a
campaign for new subscribers.
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Loading platforms will be built at
many of the towns this summer to
help take care of the big crops.
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Lightning struck the section house
at Ryder.
North Dakota creameries are busy
this summer.
An unsatisfactory umpire caused
jamestown to leave the field in a
ball game at Valley City.
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Fred G.. Keller robbed a car of mer.
chandise at Rutland and stole enough
goods to almost start a store. He
pleaded guilty to burglary in the third
degree.
The commercial cub at Fargo is now
in an effort to retain Company
B of the national guard.
The controversy with County Chair
man Berry of Mott will keep Jack
time occupied for a while
at least.
There were two lifers and several
other long term men on the peniten-
tiary ball team that went to Fort
Lincoln to play a game recently.
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The jamestown Capital denies the
story of the Belfield Times about
''Nigger" Lee being shot to death at
the asylum.
Editor Long of the Egeland Enter
prise was treated kindly by the peo-
pie of Towney county when they
him clerk of court without
An embezzling elevator agent in
Cavalier county as sent to the pen
a year.
Harvest hands and more binding
wine is the issue just at present in
North Dakota.
Walhalla feels grateful to Langdon
or the attendance from that town
or the Fourth of July celebration.
The Democratic county ticket in
7ichland county has a vacancy caused
~ the death of A. Studnicka of Liz
who was a candidate for reg
ster of deeds.
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Editor Trubshaw of the Coopers-
own Courier was elected chairman of
he Republican committee in Griggs
There seems to be a disposition on
'le part Of the people of the state to
,eep all the money possible in North
Some parts of the state have had
more rain than needed.
Some of the papers will have to
lurry if they publish the abstract of
'imary votes before the fall election
ccurs.
empting to raise $4,000 for campaign
imposes.
Morton county has some excellent
.elds of grain this year.
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Mrs. Ed. x. Moore, talented wife
I the editor of the McCIusky Gazette,
ecently submitted to a surgical oper-
ton burt is recovering rapidly
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Few states have a brighter educa-
ional future than North Dakota.
Judge Bruce was a guest of honor
t the Burns club picnic at Minot.
The chief OF police at MinOt will
insist on the people of that town
their back yards clean.
The establishment of regular train
ervice on the Pingree- Wilton line
vfll b a big thing for the people in
he North nd OF Burleigh county.
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Editor Nelson of the Mercer Tele-
was defeated for the legisla-
ure by a small margin, and he may
ontest the election.
In some places where grain a
'een cut in the state it is said that it
equired four pounds of Irvine to the
ere to bind it.
Outside of possibly a shortage of
hands, binding Irvine and cars
haul grain THE farmers of the state
rave nothing much that worries them
his year.
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