Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-06

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Glackie for three t%hreshing rigs.
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President Crane OF the new Nor
NAL at MinGl has selected q strOnf
faculty,
A farmer In Gar5org township. near
Wyndmcre, has a fine crop OF Early
Ohio potatoes.
Don't overlook the necessity for
blowing that iireguard at strategic
| points about the farm.
The Great Northern railway Is In.
staIling a $4,000 electric block sys.
TEN between Williston and MinOt.
1870
Fire destroyed the home of Mich
! Gordon at MinOt. The fire was caused
by the explosion Of a gasoline stove.
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The rural postal routes out Of Ha.
ley are to be rearranged so that more
farmers can be served east and south
Of The town
The fellows who hit Westhope in
tending to organize the harvest hands
for 50 a day were ordered ont OF town
and they went.
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A bibulOus citizen OF Antler fell ont
OF an auto the other day on his way
home from Canada and broke his jaw
In three places.
- L.. KilllOn, formerly In the news
paper business at Towner, Is now con.
nected with u grain commission
house at Minneapolis.
A hardware mercant at Crosby
made a white way" display in his
show. windows, of farm lanterns-a
hint to the threshers.
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The powers that be at Maxbass had
better get busy and fix up the streets
or they will make Editor Kennedy
madden than he Is now.
Advocates Of civic beauty at Port.
land have taken steps to have all
telephone lines and poles moved from
the main street to the alleys.
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The Record, at Haley, charges that
whisky selling at Cadyville has ruin
ed the latter town. The %postofice is
to- be discontinued and the general
store closed up
The banks OF BOttineau county are
refusing to loan money to farmers to
pay the interest on their loans al
ready running, but they will loan
them money to buy a half dozen cows
with. g.. a.rs.t
On It's handsome site overlooking
the city of Park River, the new
Walsh county agricultural and train
Ing school IL fast assuming proper
lions and will be rea ly for Ocuc'
pancy the present fall.
A home at Napoleon was broken
into last Sunday, but all that the
thieves helped themselves to were
many jars OF preserves and canned
fruits-the seasons work OF the wife
Of the house.
On some fields In Logan county
wheat yields on summer falloWed
land were ID to 10 bushels to the
acre; on spring blowing, 10 bushels.
ranged about 40 bushels, win.
ter rye, IS bushels.
AT the recent election held at Car
ripgton for deciding the question OF
bonding the city to raise funds for
the construction Of an addition to the
water system, III votes were cast
lG3 for and 3 against the proposition.
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Farmers tributary to Gackle are
approaching the service Of an extra
put on that branch to handle
The 1913 crop and take In car re-
quired. The new train runs three
times Il week. The Republican says
there will be hun reds Of cars of
grain to ship from that point.
Valley City's high school is an &C.
credited school. Not only is it a
state high school and accredited,
therefore, to our own state univer-
sity but 1t Is an accredited school
In the North Central association, an
association Of the best colleges and
high schools In tile Mississippi val.
ley. | I'll ''''5ot"''"
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The motorcycle Of b stranger trav-
cling through Sentinel Butte from
Bismarck collided with a horse and
buggy driven by Mrs. Pat Liberty.
Mrs. Liberty a thrown from the rig
and sustained quite a eve cut on
her hand, and the motorcycle was
battered up some.
So
John Steff, a long term convict, |
in the state prison at Bismarck, for !
the murder Of his wife, has refused
to sign adoption papers for his six
children aged 10 months to II years.
but the district court will act with.
out him. Two o: the children will
be Of age some time before the father
the penitentiary.
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The plans and specifications OF the
school board at Napoleon for princi.
pal Of the public schools were for a
big man. Solomon r. Ellert Of In.
diana was engaged-he is six feet
three inches tall and The Homestead
says he is a giant physically, and In