Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-28
News Of the Stste

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handling the tourist" element In
good shape-no disorder is tolerated
in. that town.
An alleged fire bug" made an at
tempt to burn down the fire depart.
ment station at New Rockford aafeW
days ago. ;aGa!"
The commercial club at Dunseith
has perfected plans for a monthly
market day during the late fall and
winter.
Bowman, Billings, Hettinger and
Adams counties will compete for sa00
in prizes, given by the Milwaukee
road for best arranged grain exhibit
at the Industrial Exposition at Bis
marck.
Young stock is being shipped from
the vicinity of Gackle to the stock
yards at Chicago, which some au-
thorities say is a very foolish thing
to do. -. .
The Gun club at Kensall, besides
having shooting contests work In CO.
operation with the state game COM
mission in specially working for the
protection of the gam eand birds In
that vicinity.
Cutting wheat and seeding rye with
the same team is the practice fol
lowed by G. Wohlik Of Ryder. He
had a drill the same width as the
binder attached to the harvesting ma.
chine. The same horses pull both. 9
States Attorney Yonker of Dickey
county has a big field of wheat near
Fullerton. Last year the land was
| planted to potatoes and this year he
has a big yield of wheat. He has a
large acreage of potatoes too. this
year. M
Robert Halcrow of Pembina county
is the first farmer in that part OF
the state to use his auto to take
cattle to market, says The Call at
Crystal. He hitched a wagon behind.
put bossy in the wagon and took her
to town at a speed of eleven miles
per hour. ~
Three boys playing with a loaded
gun, near Linton in Emmons county.
and as one picked up the piece it
exploded, the charge striking the
shoulder of u little fellow standing
bv and injuring him to the extent
that an arm had to be amputated.
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Thees are days when harvesting
machinery is not bought on long time.
under pressure-more bona tide sales
than a decade or two ago. Eighteen
headers and thirty.two binders were
sold by dealers at Bowman this sea-
son-demonstrating there was some
grain to. cut in that section Of the
state.
Miss Grace Greaves of Glencoe.
Mimi, has been appointed preceptress
and teacher of English and history
at the Collegiate institute at New
Rockford. She is a graduate of the
University of Minnesota and has had
special trainingin some Of the best
institutions in Europe. The school
will open Sept. 8. 81.
BEGINNING Aug. %, there will be
three excursion trains u through
New Rockford for ten days. all OF
which Will stop forty-five minutes for
dinner. Each o these trains will
carry about 500 people, who are en-
route to the opening of. the Fort Peck
reservation. and this city will be the
first stop made for meals after leav-
ing st. Paul.
A sever hail storm passed through
the country about three miles north
east of .Gackle last Tuesday evening.
The storm made it's course down to
Alfred. Jud and on southeast, being
from five TO seven miles wide. Those
who aid gsrain standiaK in the path
of the stormssuffere14a loss of from
25 to 60 per cent. The grain in shock
was badly shelled. &
Several of the school districts of
Bowman county are building new
s~choolhouses this fall. District No.
20 is building two new school build.
ings, and districts Nos. s and 20 are
building one each. These buildings
are to be 20x26 in, size and are mod.
ern in every particular. They viii
accommodate twenty pupils each and
will have modern systems of heating
and ventilation.
Eyes, sir, we're right in the hub OF
the worlds garden. It's like entering
a paradise" This was the expression
of Commissioner l.. H. MundtS OF
Devils Lake who attended the trien
NAL conclove Of the knights Templa1
at Denver. Southern Kansas and
Nebraska are burned to a Grip" he
continued. There practically isn't a
spear of grass growing. The crop is
an entire failure"
Delirium tremens was the cause Of
the desire of Oscar Johnson of North
wood to live In a tree, in the opinion
OF the Grand Forks county insanity
board. which ordered Johnson's re
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