Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-07
News Of tho State

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den. burned yesterday. Some 1000
bushels of wheat in the granary was
"a total loss.
The wheat crop is now practically
all harvested, and the threshing ma
chine is now in universal demand.
There 1 dreS some exceptionally good
yields reported, and then there are
some not Sc good.
A dispatch says that Cakes Is to
put on a unique fair October 3 and A.
1t will be for Dickey, Sargent and
LaMourc counties and will be an g
llibit of farm products and rural
school work.
Harold S. Tewell who formerly at
tended the University of North Da-
kota has Just been appointed deputy
collector and inspector of customs for
the United States government, with
headquarters at Portal, N. D.
improvements under the supervision
of George L.. Tibert to the extent of
about $4,000 are being made at the
Fargo Agricultural college which,
completed, will add materially 10 the
college campus and present facilities
for study.
That the foreign born citizens of
Morton county do not intend to run
chances of losing their homesteads
by not completing their naturaliza-
ton, is shown by the many applica-
tons for papers which have boon
filed of late. .@a
Daniel Patapenko, a Pole living
near Shields. decided to marry. He
wrote to relatives in Poland. asking
them to pick him a wife and send
her to the United States, Morton
county, using the money he sent for
the purpose.
The friends of this paper will please /.
hand us in news items when they are
fresh. We prefer not to publish a
birth after the child is weaned, a mar
riage after the honeymoon is over, or
the death of a man after his widow Is
married again.
An injunction was served on North
ern Pacific Agent J.. A. Cummins res
training him from delivering beer to
the Deutscher Verein. Other injunc.
tions have been served and several
others are pending service, Some
startling developments are expected
within the next few days.
A fire of mysterious origin com
pletely consumed the new barn be-
longing to Lew r.. Froemke, five
miles southeast of Sheldon together
with two buggies. a c%ultivator, about
eight tons of hay stored in the loft
Of the barn and a threshers tent and
about twenty blankets pitched close
to the u, structure frs|!.r .s.,a
An Injunction was served on
Northern Pacific Agent J. A. Cum
Minis at Mandan, restraining him
from delivering beer to the Deutscher
Verein. Other %injunctions have been
served and several others are pend
ing service. Some startling develop
ments are expected within the next
few days. s
1t is an assured fact that LaMOure
county is to be we'll represented at
Bismarck exposition from October z
till the 10Th. Already Mr.. Freyber-
ger has a good collection Of grains IN
the sheaf, as we'll as other material.
but LaMoure county is as big as 1t
is good, and no one man can visit
every home in the county to gather
fruit and produce.
That love laughs at state regu-
lations is shown by the record of
the marriage licenses issued in tho
Office of L. K. Hassell, probate judge
of Grand Forks county, during the
month of, August just past. as com
pared with the record for August,
1912. There we're seventeen marriage
licenses issued last month as com
pared with fifteen for the same month
IdSL year,. HIS COHISS do " . u " loCs
as the new state law requiring GER
t~i1cates. etc, before a license is
issued had been expected to cause
a falling off in the number of mar
riages.
A number q. officers Of the grand
lodge of NORTH aDakota I. o. 0. F..
met in Mayville} last@week to trans
act business. They came on the
morning train, met in the office of
the grand master OF. the order In
this state, Hon. G. l.. Elken, and left
after the close of the business ses-
sion in the afternoon. Those pres
ent, besides Grand Master Elken.
were: Don Mcdonald. Grand Forks,
grand secretary; II. D.. Mack, Dickey.
grand treasurer: j. D. Scott, Cakes.
deputy grand aster: and Ole Serum
gard, Devils Lake, and o. A. Web
ster. Grand Forks. trustees Of the
home fund.
HYDE TRIAL NEXT DECEMBER.
Kansas City, Mo-, Sept. a6.-Wllen
the case of DR. B. Clarke Hyde Is
called in the criminal court here Mon
day the prosecuting attorney Will ask
tat the trial be delayed until Decem-
Ter in order that he nav have more
time to prepare his evidence 1t Is