Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-13
News Of tho State

Ou July ~ 0btiSl6Nl ~ low
will 60 into effect.
John S. Cole died at Manning from
an overdose Of calomel.
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The United States government
thinks that there will be a bumper
crop this fall.
North Dakota farmers in some
parts of the state are talking cooper.
alton in marketing EGGS
A Fargo buyer purchased a bunch
of yearling cattle at Sheldon, paying
$65 each for the animals.
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Ernest Larson, a member of the
Great Northern grading camp, was
drowned in the Knife river.
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Carl Anderson, a down.and-out nan
at Fargo, took a spectacular leap to
death from a bridge over Red river.
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The Paramount News has a big
boost for Prof. Fred Smith, president
or the state science school at Wahpe-
ton.
James J. Hill has pledged $4,000
toward the endowment fund Of $780,
coo for the New Rockford collegia.
institute.
Deputy Sheriff Russell Wright OF
j .Mesto~n chased 4 couple o. alleg.
ed thieves five miles on foot and fin
ally captured them.
Six thousand bushels OF potatoes,
filing five cars composed a recent
shipment from Williston to the mar
ket at Kansas City, Mo.
Over $4,000 gopher tails were
brought in for bounty at Harvey's an
nual Gopher day, held there last
Tuesday. The winning boy had LILO
of them.
Conrad Pico of Spokane. Wash, a
brother of Henry Pico of Cavalier and
who was formerly a resident of that
city. recently fell from a scaffold and
was seriously injured.
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The coroner's jury that Investigate
ed the death of Engineer French,
killed in the wreck of Great Northern
train No. l, did not attempt to fix the
responsibility for the death.
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The Danish Brotherhood of Lu-
verne and vicinity celebrated the
Danish national holiday there and for
mally dedicated their new hall and
lodge rooms just completed.
Mrs. Fred Holt zspt Wll low City vas
severely injured Yhsllzsber team ran
away. She sufferedss1 broken arm,
Just above the wrist and severe
bruises about the head and face.
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Emmett Apley, charged with a seri-
Gus offense on complaint Of his daugh-
ter, was discharged at jamestown, az
ter one conviction, and an order for
a new trial by the supreme court.
Alphonsc Larochelle net with an
accident when the brake of his motor
cycle refused to work, at Neche. He
and his father were thrown into a
ditch of water. They were slightly
bruised.
John eraser of Valley City took in
the scalps of five wolves to the coun.
ty auditor and received a warrant OF
5000 as bounty. From the state he
will get $3.50, a total Of s157.70, as a
days work.
Sheriff Henemeyer of Mercer coun.
ty is gaining a great reputation. He
recently landed Charles White in
Montana, after White had jumped his
bonds while awaiting trial on a
charge of blindpigging.
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The bad newspapers are Going con.
siderable joshing of Colonel Roose-
welt and his 61cent verdict. AS the
colonel has been set up on a pedestal
and is worshipped by many of the
rabbid bull moosers, their agony over
this awful indignity must be dreadful.
The annual June rise is on and the
Missouri is high and carries consid-
cradle driftwood. The ferries are
working under difficulties, but 10 Sc
rious trouble has been experienced
and the grain traffic is heavy now
that seeding is finished.
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Charlson Journal: Some Of the
farmers south Of town tell of damage
done to growing crops by the wire
worm. P. F. Doyle says his wheat
was about gone and he has seeded
his wheat acreage to flax, which the
worm is said to leave unmolested.
An investigation followed the death
of Fred Kroeschie of Krem, who died
as the result of a fall from a rig. 1t
was brought out that he and three
companions were under the Influence
of liquor, but the companions were
found to have been blameless.
With only n vote against the
proposition the electors of Glenfield
township a Darlington voted to
merge the three schools in the town.
ship into one to be located at the new
town of Glenfield, which is in the
geographical center of the township.
Tho offorfc of II OoC1ov and