Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-20
NOR1BWES7LE1S

Hastings, Minn.-J.F. W.asser and II.
F. Hankes discovered an ~unexpiored cave
about half a mile this side Of Elevator
Bay, Washington county. 1t contains sew
eral rooms. In one they found an old rifle
badly eaten by rust.
wealthy farmer Of Orr, y. D. who has
been here since Dec. 5, dropped dead on
the Pike from heart disease. He is sur
vived by min children. He was &C years
old.
Albert Lea, Mi n.--John Belshan and
Joe Krail We're fined for selling liquor
in the village of Myrtle.
/, Glenwood City, Wis.--Henry Gleason
has secured the almost unanimous in
dorsement Of business mem for pOStmas:
ter when the term of Postmaster Peter
son expires next year.
age a Winona dealer served his patrons
with chopped ice, delivered in bushel
baskets The ice had been cut from the
banks Of sloughs.
Arnegard, n. D.-The Mckenzie coun-
ty farmers are being organized In the pro-
tective association which has ume
GUS sub-organizations over the, county.
Stanton, N. D.-Mercer county, because
of it's great corn area. promises to be.
come famous for its hog raising.
ing the public highway connecting Sum
nit with the town OF Marvin has been
commenced.
Ale E s; p,mArrangements are
gun club for a shooting tournament, to
be held Christmas day.
Gayville, s.. DIAN. 1 and Q have
been fixed as the dates for the annual
farmers institute to be held here.
who came here with his family from Mi
not, Nd, to take UP a homestead, was
dragged under his wagon recently and
killed. v
Kenmare. n. D.-Dairying is to. be
meeting in Kenmare Of the business men
and surrounding farmers Dec. II to de-
termine the type of cattle for this 10
,,ty The plan is to agree on one dairy
community Is stick to these Ia>
Mandan,. N..D..-Some years ago when
Mandan talked OF constructing a central
ling creamery plant, there was SO much
opposition the plan was abandoned. Re
Gently the farmers Immediately tributary
TO Mandan have gone into 4dairyirlg tc
such anextenf that q plan is now being
formed to put in q local creamery to use
the surplus cream. S5 \
BeIield. N.sD:-In making comments
ter at Gorham, near here, some state
ments We're made that he was pOstmas-
ter at Belield. The local postmaster is
John r. Gaylon and his integrity and of
SAtt S0lluuSt- N0N LnGNSEH UcCu 4uColAOAiCS
by the United States or other officials
Velva, N. D.-1nspector General Plum
ley of Fargo will be in charge of the
Masonic Installation exercises to be helc
here Friday evening: He is the head q
the Scottish Rite bodies Of the statesant
will, be assisted by a number Of Other
Masonic officials. Az
Mandan, N. D.-Between the time Thu
8 900 descriptions Of delinquent taxes II
Morton. county were advertised and the
H1fa OF thnN SRIps mora Than 10 nor cen
Of chem were paid. This Is an unusua
record and Indicative of the improved
conditions in the county when compared
to former years.
Grand Forks, N. D.-P. g. Holden. al
Iowa corn expert, and ]. F. Win, ~
speakers who have been secured fol
the annual North Dakota corn md clio
yer convention which will be held III
Grand Forks in February.
Minot, N. D.-..An unusually large coy
Burke township several miles west o
Minot several days ago was full Of sho
on one side Of it's body and also hat
sears Of bullets in several places. Kru
ger. killed the big beast near Burlington
Grand Forks, N. D.-The Logan cafe
the proprietor Of which. Joe Fortune. dis
appeared q few days ago, has been closet
for the time being
New Engiand, n. D.-A. library clui
h bee. oe GEN. o aana aastl here viii !, t " i. men ,,ss,
CasseIton, N. D.-Detniis Of the dealt
OF sCleatis Carver, asformer Casselt0hsb DO!
have been received here from GraiK; Nor
over by a passenger train. He was asel
shortly bef0re. the train pulled in and u
I'LL started ftOa1eave q cry was heard an
when peseerDby came to the scene ne wa