Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-15
News Of tho State

doings and movements at Streeter.
Steps have been taken to inaugur-
ate the commission form Of govern
mcnt at Beach
Judge Buttz has declared that Bow
bells is the permanent county seat
Of Burke county"
Cando is to have a juvenile band.
twenty boys about Ia years OF age
having been enrolled.
The Herald at Omemee published
the complete list of awards made at
the Bottineau county fair. .
There is a noptimistic feeling In
connection with crop conditions In
| communities tributary to Souris.
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The editor of The Seachlight at
McClusky is preparing the copy for 4
| director. of Sheridan county
- =.
The first threshing of the season al
Sarles was done a week ago when q
big field of winter rye was threshed.
One upstate editor tells his readers
that ere long buttermilk will take the
place of linseed oil for mixing paint
The ground has been broken at
Beach for the new Roman Catholic
church which is to cost. completed.
100000.
The Sun at Churches Ferry has been
sold to H. S. Harding, formerly prln-
cipal of the high school in the town
named.
Many of the farmers about Goodrich
draw checks from the local creamery
amounting to about 500 a month the
veal round.
The Fargo Foundry Co.. has been
awarded the contract for building an
iron fire escape on the Crary public
school building.
Reports reaches The News at Win.
bledon that the managers of the new
Midland road will make that town a
division terminal.
The chief of police at Beach has
been discharged by the mayor of the
town. the trouble arising out of an
assault committed upon the editor Of
The Chronicle.
The first threshing at Beach was be-
gun in a large field of oats, Aug. 8.
They weighed forty-three pounds to
the bushel, but no report was made
OF the yield per acre.
The officials at Wimbledon are ex-
ercised over auto drivers exceeding
the speed limit and with recent mar
row escapes the public is demanding
enforcement of the regulations
.'. -
While attending the funeral Of his
fatherin-law at Edmonton, Canada
w. M. Prince o Grafton received a
telegram telling of the passing away
of his father at Grafton.
-o |
Edward Shorthand. the Tioga repre-
sentative in the boys encampment at
the state fair. wrote a splendidly de-
scriptive letter to his home paper OF
the encampment and all that the boys
had to do with the fair.
A farm hand was caught shooting
ducks out of season on Rock lake,
Cavalier county. he being spotted by
a game warden with field glasses, fol-
lowed into a hay mound, arrested and
later fined SO and costs.
McClusky has done an immense
amount Of work in the line Of town
improvements this year. A system
of w~aterworks has been completed
and provides an abundance of fine
water. A vast amount of work has
been done on its streets and several
blocks of cement walk has been nut
down by the property owners.
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in his diary in The North Dakota
shet for August, Bishop Mann tells
nf his visit to the Indian convocation
held at a camp twenty-five miles from
Devils Lake, and Of one incident
which was pathetic, the gift Of 81 for
| missions by the parents of a blind
| and crippled child, coupled with a
request for prayers I've him -
The Democrat at Cando nxpressesI
itself in this wise: The recent clean
ing out OF the buns in the cities is
| noticeable in rural communities. The
jungles are rapidly filling up. the good
peoples lows are being MIXED night
" and traces Of bootleg whiskey crop
I'D here and there. Until such time
when it shall be a prison offense to
bring whiskey into the state. prohi-
bition will be more Or less a farce.
Reversed rules were used on the
front page of The Souris Messenger
out of respect to the papers late edi-
tor. H. B. Halldorson, who passed
away last week. He was an I%celander
and settled in Pembina county with
his PARENTS In 1884. After leaving the
public school he attended the state
university. He succumbed to heart
failure and was writing a check at his