Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-19
News Of tho State

near Leeds. & .
Land prices are going up all owe
North Dakota.
Excellent corn was raised in Sher
dan county this year.
The state papers have done
splendid work in helping to agitat
for selected seed corn.
North Dakota grown apples, grapes
and other fruit are being displayed
in many sections of the state.
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Mrs. S. Olmstead Of Goodrich .lat
an ankle dislocated and Vas other
wise injured when she was thrown
from a horse. ....
Max Merkle of Goodrich had tt
have several stitches taken in his
scalp as the result, of contact with
the defensive end Of a horse. "
Game Warden Torin, OF Lakota,
made life a burden for the sooners
of his vicinity and many convictions
were made.
Thieves who stole two %suitcases at
st. Paul, owned by A. c. Greenwood
| of st. Paul secured but two lead pen.
| ellis as booty.
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From a broken nip, received in an
accident eight months ago, Mrs.
Peter LaTourrette of Lak0ta, aged
Sc years, is dead at her home in that
place.
Fargo contributed three men to the
party of the Great Northern veterans
that were invited by Jim Hill to help
him celebrate his 18th birthday at
Glacier park.
Farmers mass meetings are being
held in Morton county by r. A.
S%outhworth of Idaho Falls, Ida, in
the interests of the American Socie'
ty of Equity.
The Wimbledon News is pleased
with the location of the new town on
the Midland Central, and believes it
will not suffer from the location OF
another town so near.
A state road across the northern
part of the state to Glacier park is
receiving a great deal of boosting
from the various towns in that sec
ton of North Dakota. "
The Phi Eeta Kappa, an honorary
fraternity comforting memberships on
graduate students who attain certain
standards, has recognized the Uni
versity of North Dakota and a char
ter for a local chapter has been
granted. q
that will be erected at points along
the international boundary between
the United States and Canada, CON,
memorative Of 100 years OF peace,
will be placed between Pembina, N.
D., and Emerson, Man.
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The Oshkosh district near Fessen.
den is. to give consolidated schools
a trial and if the plan is a success
will become united with Fessenden.
Two rigs bring the children to school
and the small rural school has been
closed for the fall and winter. 1t is
the first practical effort at school
consolidation in that county.
Word has been received to the ef-
feet that w. H. Irwin of Wheeling,
w. Va, imperial %potentate of the
Ancient Arabic Order Of the Mobiles
of the Mistic Shrine, will be the
guest of KEN temple of Grand Forks
at the ceremonials to be held on
Tuesday, Nov. Is. "A large class will
be given the work at that time and
a banquet close the ceremonial.
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Valley City Times.Record: E. A.
Greenwood deputy state dairy con-
missioner, left this morning on the
early train for jamestown, where
he will spend several days testing
dairy herds. This is a large and i'm
portant part of Mr.. Greenwood's
work, and the good results have been
noticeable in healthier cattle all
through this section. He says that
the corn and alfalfa crop in this sec
tion of the state is the best in years.
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Dickinson Press: Perhaps the larg-
est yield Of oats ever recorded in
Stark county was grown this year at
the Robert Fisher farm on Green
river. The field, three acres, was
cropped with potatoes last year and
was flooded from the river las:
spring. Fisher Bros. have some
times raised a little better than 100
bushels of oats to the acre but the
yield of 12O bushels from this land
beats all their records and so far as
known of any in western, North Da-
kOta. .
Morris Beck of jamestown made
a trip to Gackle to look after some
farming operations and he reports
corn fields frequently along the way
and nearly every farmer with a sup
ply of his own homegrown seed Sc
cupred for next year. Mr.. Beck is
enthusiastic over the possibilities in
Stutsman county for the man Of in.
dustry and plucA who makes most Of
the great opportunities here. He can
site instance after instance Of those
Of his own acquaintance who have
made good here and carved out
wealth and a competence by their
own unaided efforts.