Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-24
News Of tho State

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loafers.
TX 50 afib.
jamestown is discussing a l5-ounc'
tomato raised there
\ MA jet black gopher has been dis
s 4 at McHenry.
Roy Brant was badly injured il
a runaway at Napoleon.
There is Il big crop OF grain on thu
Houston farm at Arthur.
Fargo offers a splendid field Tor ;
live Republican newspaper.
Editor Manning Of the Sheyennt
Star gets out a good paper.
Grain threshing is general over thu
state and the yield is good.
A farm hand at Rock Lake was
fined $40 for being a Sooner"
Wimbledon expects to be a division
point on the Midland railway.
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Chas. A. Sutherland, the "Jim Clay
ton horse thief" is in the pen.
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The Scranton Register is conduct
ing a piano subscription contest.
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Judge Buttz has decided that Bow
bells is the county seat Of Burke.
All the democratic papers are
quoting the Fargo Forum these days
liver Urseth fell from a junk wagon
at Westhope and was fatally injured.
A broken stearing gear on an auto
caused a bad wreck near Valley City.
Four miles south Of Kindred lives
a Mr.. Pytten, who is 102 years old.
J. w. Stambaugh has been nomi-
lldlSu III pOoLLlldSICl al a AA6CoH
s.
Walsh county is building a new Jail
and residence for the sheriff at Graf
ton.
When a Sooner" was arrested at
Mandan, he said: "Me only killa da
jack" ..,..- a.
Rev. X. j. Wulf of Cakes is the
new. German Lutheran minister at
Drake. ..-. o.
Editor Edblom of the Prairie Press
at Gwynner, announces that he can
live without tainted subscription
money. ~ .-
Prices Of barley and flax are better
for the farmer than they were two
weeks ago.
A fair will be held at Bowbells, Oct.
Z, 8 and 8. Cash prizes will be paid
for winning exhibits.
Bids have been invited for the con-
struction of a Norwegian church and
a Roman Catholic church at Wynd-
mere. -3-., "a. $780,. ID
Grafton has completed a mile and a
half OF. the new grade on the Meridian
road running out of that city to. the
Weasels have been bothering poul-
try fanciers at Grafton-one flock of
blood Bantams fell prey to the
pesky animals. .
The student members Of a newly
organized band at Sutton are pro.
crossing very nicely and next year
they hope to appear in public.
The local papers are boosting about
the big crop of prairie chickens in
Benson county, and cheering reports
are made as, to the size and number
of the covies. .
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The Journal at Cakes says the man
with the hogs to sell is not the man
who is wanting cheaper meat. The
poor man without the money is the
one to be benefited by cheap food.
In it's current issue The Herald at
Hunter prints a view of the J. Sayer's
field, near the town, taken July
%. Today it stands eleven feet high
and has large ears nealy all matured.
Pictures show that the Benson
county agricultural and training
school at Maddox is an attractively
designed and substantially construct
ed building, two stories and a high
basement.
Farmers at Sutton in Griggs county
are, turning their. attention more to
farming and a number Of
them will market considerable this
year in the way Of hogs, turkeys and
other poultry. z
& Mrs. IS. 0. DeCamp OF Grand Forks
and her daughter, Mrs. William Gour.
lie, narrowly escaped death or serious
injury last Saturday when a. New
York subway car in which they were
riding caught fire, according to word
received there.
Four counties of the state, Benson,
Dickey, Ransom and Richland, raised
over 10000 hogs each last year. This