Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-13
News Of the State

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Fire OF unknown origin completely
destroyed the barn on The S. II. Tay.
lor farm west or Clifford.
Pnrshall is to have q telephone line.
This place Is on the 500 line extern
sion across the Fort Berthold reser,
walton. II.
Registration ut jamestown college
commenced today and President B.
II. Kroeze anticipates the biggest at
tendance In the history Of the institu.
ton.
Charles Stone, Il laborer ut a sepa.
rator near Thompson, vas crushed
to death by Stumbling and falling IN
the path or the rear wheel Of the
machine.
To secure more settlers, the com.
mercial club has started 4 movement
to have tile sixteen towns in the
mouse river loop unite with the 500
officials. ,@
Some OF the demonstration farms
are showing what can be done in the
way of big yields. Near Grand Forks
yields Of thirty-three bushels to the
aero are reported.
A commercial club has been organ,
lied ut Greene. wlrh Herbert Hunk
ms. president; W. e. Grinnell, jr,
vice president; W. r. White, secre.
tary; John l.. Johnson, treasurer.
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The town of HillsborO, which has
just voted on the commission form
of government, has the distinction OF
being the smallest town In the state
to adopt the new form OF rule.
brisbane Is to have II new bank, to
be known as the First State bank of
Brisbane. The in%corporators are NJ.
NJ. Hayden and Il. J. Mccullough OF
Brisbane, and VIM. Lawther, Dh-
buQue, In.
II. ThOrdarson, for five years To-
Gated in Mayville, has this year taken
up his work as superintendent of the
Lebanon, Ore, schools. He has been
actively Unidentified with educational
work of this state and is well known.
Navigation ON Devils lake has ceas-
ed. the season coming to a close
when all the boats were locked, in
GLIDING the craft of the Devils Lake
Yacht and Boat club which has just
completed its first and very success
full season. ff
Arrangements Tor the establish
ment Of a branch of Wesley college
conservatory OF music at Cavalier.
were perfected Monday afternoon at
a conference of President Robertson
OF the college and the Cavalier Com
mercial club,
Cakes is 10 put on a unique fair
Oct. 3 and Il 1t will be for Dickey.
Sargent and LaMoure counties and
will be an exhibit OF farm products
and rural school work. Practically
every school in the three counties is
expected 10 have a display.
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Frank Fisher OF st. Joseph. Mo-. is
the man who was killed in a pot
gang tiht at Lakota Monday night.
Identitiacation was established today.
He was shot, it is alleged. by Fred
Mitchell. now in Devils Lake hospi-
tai, and probably fatally wounded,
80
p, ]. McC,orv of Devils Lake and
Axel Egelaud OF Bisxee will make
the selection OF Il site for the North
Dakota building at tle San Francisco
exposition i'll 1913. and they are al
ready en- route there. Judge Nc
Glory expects to make his permanent
home in California, and will leave
Devils Lake with his family about
Oct. Il.
In the robbery of the +. o. Hunter
hardware store in Bowbells, burglars
secured about $500 worth OF razcrs.
knives and supns. but they failed 10
get any cash. In making their search
of the store the men used matches
and two big boxes OF them had been
burned. Svu0s being found all over
the floor in every part of the store.
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Fire completely DESTROYED the mill.
an elevator. coal sheds and other
buildings q; Hettinger. The Mill was
owned by the Hettinser Milling Co,
with A. A. Richardson as principal
owner. The elevator was the proper
ty Of Maddox i Kan and contained
about 1902 bushels OF grain at the
time OF the ire The origin OF the
fire is unknown.
On Monday more than i,laa hunt
ins licenses had been issued by ds
county auditor OF Ssutsnan eotlnsy
the larges- number ever issued II
any season. There yer ave OIL
sSx foressu licenses issued among
the applicants being Wee Prssiden'
Slads of the n. r. Aug SeFgsnsEss
al Milwaukee, Dennis Murphy aus
son. Paul, OF st. Paul.
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There will be more Indians eslss %
the Missouri river in attendance .
tine Third State Industrial expcssshoi
al Bismarck. Oct l-f9. than at an!
tine since the 1ays OF SI5lsy n TN
sixties OF hast century That Was IN
time when Sihley chased the SsSsi1
TO their wessern ~fasSnessss after IN
great Minnesota MASSACRE o zee:
ONE in peace to celebrate the u
unpa of civilization. and only u
minis warfare viii the scenes OF IN