Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-12
News Of tho State
Dazel won in d fact ball game from

Dazel won in a fact ball game from
Sanborn.
II is reported that there is to be
a new bank at Nekoma.
Burglars entered the Pioneer store
at Rogers a few days ago.
Real estate men boast of the ad.
vantageous location of Regain.
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The paper at Rogers must be enter
tanning to the baseball fans.
Farmers near petersburg are buy
inging pure blood Holsteins for dairy
herds. .
Threshing has been done every
month of the year ending July 81 in
Pierce county. e..
The Sheldon school district is nolv
$4,000 in debt and the managers are
justly proud of the showing.
Threshing reports Of early rye and
barley about Hope are better than e
peeled and the quality is good.
The lumber dealers at Dickey say
that business for them is at least
one-third better than last year.
The editor of The Headlight at
Regain urges more attention to the
raising of the best breeds of swine.
Predictions are made that winter
rye will become a staple crop in Ben
son county, it did SO we'll this year.
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.The2Globe at Milton says there will
be- no'lack of prairie chickens and
ducks up in that part of the state.
A mammoth alfalfa picnic was held
by the farmers of wells county on
the Lyness farm near Fessenden
July 80.
1--WE need more trees" is the solgan
of. the editors in many of the grow
ing communities in the new counties
of the state.
Winter rye is being delivered at
| the Olsen elevator at Sanborn. The
yields so far reported range about
| eleven bushels.
A lodge of knights of, Pythias is to
be instituted at ,Edinburg and the
| ceremonies will be, in charge of the
lodge at LangdOn. - 1}"'" 9d'
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The city council of Park River has
ordered streets opened for the con-
venience of the County Agricultural
and Training school.
The Mclean County Independent
boasts that there has never been a
business failure at Garrison which Is
more than a decade old.
A Blanchard correspondent does
not like the meat market in that vii
lage and wants the owner ct wake
up and get into the game.
The Golden Valley club has been
organized at Beach. Its purposes are
social, civic and industrial improve
ment of the Golden valley. gfiih 81
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Residents of Ryder are giving
pleasure and creating favorable com.
ment because they are using cement
tiles for their sidewalks instead OF
lumber. .....' ..... .
A new school district zeal Ryder
is to vote on the proposition to cor
solidate rs a number Of the patrons
want a proper equipped school and
all of the advantages Of state aid.
One of the best yields Of winter
rye in the vicinity of Velva was ten
bushels to the acre. The general
yield is estimated at about seven
bushels to the, acre.
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The Republican at Langdon credits
Senator Henry McLain with having
Recently erected the largest and finest
barn in Cavalier county. The size of
the structure is 60x82 feet.
M. B. Cassel addressed a very in
teresting open letter to the Sunday
school children at Hope from the
worlds convention at, Zurich, Swift.
erland. He will reach home about
Aug. 20. VI. l
The Norwegian Lutheran church at
Cogswell has been recently dedicated
with impressive services. The choir
from the church at Forman promi.
nently assisted in the musical. part
of the two services.
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Mrs. Anton Struxness, a farmers
wife near Woodwork in Stutsman
county, was one of the high scorers
in the butter contest at the state fair
this year-her butter is so good that
she commends the top price the year
round.
The hunting licenses this year are
printed on yellow paper and contain
the usual descriptive marks Of the
licensee. In tine background, printed
in green, is a picture OF a sheaf Of