Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-15
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More hogs are needed in North Da.
kota.
Corn and max are making good
crops this year.
Hail did considerable damage to
rye a Antler.
!, Twelve arrests have been made on
opium joints in. Fargo.
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Gophers in Sheridan county have
become q nuisance.
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Red Lake, near Burnstad. is being
boosted as a summer resort.
Many, people. from Dickinson en-
joyed the Miles City roundup.
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Hail did much damage to crops in
the vicinity of LaMoure on Thursday.
Two blindpiggers got into a drunk
en- row at Raleigh and n shot the
other.
The grain crop of Mountrail county
promises a fair average yield this
season.
Lightning struck the Hedger near
Golden Valley and shattered part Of
the building.
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The rain on the Fourth has q good
Zeal to aswer for. according to many
state editors.
w. A. Mcclure and others Of Dick.
inson are to open a state bank at
Dunn Center.
William Homuth ives seriously in.
jured while grinding feed on his farm
near Woolworth.
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A social club will be organized at
I.eith to look after the welfare OF
the young men of that town.
Considerable proving up is being
done for hcmesteads in the golden
valley country in Mercer county.
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A good many teachers are attending
the Velva convention of the North.
western Teachers association this
week.
Some of the flax fields in Ramsey
county are not encouraging-the rains
were too late to help the grain to
r%ecuperate. al
The Midland railroad had OF pay
SLIPS for the right of way through
one big farm between jamestown and
Wimbledon.
Ben Wright Of Antler had part Of
his hand crushed when it was hit by
a sledgehammer while he was help.
ing drive fence posts.
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At Fairmount there is Boosting OF
some Of the fine fields Of clover to be
seen in the vicinity, some of them
sown six, years ago.
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The material improvements at
Wiahpeton this year will include a new
postofice building which Uncle Sam
is responsible for.
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Some Sapnish cannon have been
shipped to Minot by the federal gov
arnment, and will be set up there to
beautify one Of the city parks.
In the vicinity of Cakes the corn
crop is reported to be doing excep.
tiolally well. Estimates for wheat
are from nine to twenty bushels to
the acre. |
One Of the first things Colonel
futile did when he returned to DaW.
SON from his trip to the Orient was to
report the demonstration farm picnic
for his home paper:
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The grand lodge Of Knights Of
Pythias will be held at Fargo, July 10
and 16. Some state papers schedule
the meeting to be held at Grand. Forks
which is an error.
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The Buford Tribune warns the own.
sers of hunting dogs who allow their
animals to range v the fields and
calls attention to the heavy penalty
i'm posed if they are caught.
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Reports are that the crops on the
road between Burnstad and Napoleon
in Logan county look good for big
yields. Favorable comment is also
made about winter rye and corn in
the same vicinity. ,a4 :gg ii
Melvin, 1~4.year.old 0 of Will
Landreth. residing four miles north
cast of Cayuga, hel da match to al
dynamite cap one day last week and
as a result the youth is now minus
the fingers on his left hand.
Joe Sauter, who resides in the
southern part Of Richland county, has
an orchard of ~sixty-iive apple trees,
new six years old, and loaded with
nice big red apples. some OF which
lie is expecting to exhibit at the Waf.
peton fair this fall.
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The United Norwegian Lutheran
church at Clement will be dedicated