Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-23
News Of tn State

The crop prospects at Brinsmade are
encouraging.
Provide sufficient shade for hogs
during hot weather.
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An electric light plant is being in.
stalled at BoWbells.
A new Lutheran church is being
constructed at Ryder. a..
The Chronicle boasts of exceptional.
ly fine fields OF rye about Cavalier.
Farmers in Cavalier county are en-
jcving the luxury of screened.in
porches.
jamestown has been selected by
the Adventists Of the state as their
headquarters.
Nearly 10000 bushels of wheat is
being shipped from the Sargent farm
near Buffalo.
A dam at Mandan, in the Heart
river, is COINS to afford boating TO"
the young people.
Moore township, Ransom County, is
10 have a consolidated school build
ing Of toC:" rooms.
Hillsboro is to vote on the PROPOSE.
ton TO or against a commission form
Of city government. 1H,
The total real estate valuation OF
Sargent county is $7,319,759, an aver
age of $3.50 ga per acre. Il
Albert Wang, a farmer living near
Buxton. had "a spring pigs killed by
a single bolt of lightning.
The Chronicle published a steno,
graphic report of the testimony in the
GoWers m~anslaughter case.
Harvesting Of the rye crops and
the putting up OF hay is in progress
about Forbes in Dickey county.
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Twenty wagons a day arrived at the
elevators at White Earth from tribu-
tary points in Mckenzie county.
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Hail did some damage over the
southwestern part OF Benson county
and over the southern part Of Pierce
county.
Crop conditions are reported better
between Glendale and Leola than
along the north branch Of the Milwau'
NC '" , ~. mo?: b1'
Emmons county IS to hiaaXf a coun-
t. fair and farmers have begun to come
forward with subscriptions to help the
enterprise along.
1t is expected that the government
will eXpend upwards of $4,000 in new
buildings for the Indian school at
Wahpeton this year.
80 ..- s. q .r.
There are Az children OF school
age in the city of Harvey. Last year on.
ly eight boys and girls made a perfect
attendance of 1870 days.
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The Star wants the live wires" of
Brinsmade to g.: busy and exert their
influence in the Matter @Of improving
the roads leading Into the city.
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Washburn is n!havv a school build
ing to cost $1S,000nNThe plans have
been submitted and the structure is to
be ready for occupancy in August,
1914.
Dickinson wants a session of the
United States district court held there
as occasion requires. Congress has
been asked to comply with the re.
quest. !
The Journal at Uakes says the out
look for the crops is good at present
but there are contingencies to be reck.
Oned with yet before the days Of har:
vest.
Garrison is to- have a flour mill and
it, will Incorporated by c. II. Yeager,
WHO has bought five lots for the site
in the southern part of the village,
and the machinery has been ordered.
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A Drake business man has received
information to the effect that the 500
railroad would resume construction
work on it's extension from Plaza
through Mckenzie county and Mon
tana into Canada. .ar, ...,..
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The first silo to be erected in tie
vicinity of Sheldon are now in course
of construction, two of them on the
Adams farm east of the village. The
owner is increasing his investments in
stock and wants green feed the year.
round.
The government is putting up an
other SIS, 900 building at Wahpeton, as
an addition to the Indian school. An
appropriation has also been made for
200 Indian children to be educated