Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-16
News fthe Ststo
There are several cases Of scarlet
fever in Trail county.

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A total. Of 3O4 automobiles have
been sold out Of Mayville this year.
The collegiate institute at New
Rockford will open. the 10th Of this
month.
Buttzville has struck . fine flow
of artesian water and will pipe all
It's residences.
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Scores Of North Dakota farmers
are purchasing steers, or sheep, to
turn onto the stubble this fall.
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Sanborn il to have a band. Nine
teen pieces at present and every
player suffering from Zip trouble.
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A lot Of good boosting 3is being
done for the Industrial exposition at
Bismarck, which commences Oct. T.
John Knauf Of Jamestown was
elected president of the North Dako.
ia State Bar association at the an:
nual meeting OF the lawyers at Man
dan. e
Peter Miller, Medicine Lake, Mont.
who contracted blood poisoning as
the result of being bitten on the
hand by a mule, is reported to be
recovering at Il Minot hospital.
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{. 1.-THE Mayvillc normal has establish
ed aGmodel rural sclioolLin connec-
ton with the normal and farmers
of that vicinity are urged to send
8 their children to this institution.
Tie, Sheyennc Valley Canning L.
Pickling Co.. OF Lisbon has opened
it's canning plant for another season
and Is canning large quantities OF
tomatoes and other produce. :,
~! Although Chickens were reported
to be plentiful in North Dakota this
year, very few parties came back
with the. limit. In Minnesota it is
said there are mighty few chickens
in Socne places.
Kuhn Messenger: The first thresh-
ing report handed in to us was that
of Ludwig johnson. He had a few
acres of hard wheat, on land planted
to corn last year, that went 22.5'
bushels to the acre. ~ 80
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At a special election held at May.
Vile to- vote on five bonding and in
.creasing Indebtedness propositions,
two of the propositions carried, n
was voted down and the other two
resulted in a tie vote.
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Thousands of people have passed
through the magic city in the last
few days to register. for land at the
Fort Peck reservation, indications
are that there may be a land rush
such as occurred In the early days.
Recent Developments Iii the case
of the murder and near suicide near
Lakota, lead to the superstition that
the murdered man who was known
as Frank FISHER, may be the son OF
George L.. Fisher of Tucson, Ariz.,
whose son has been missing for the
past eight months p
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The six little children Of John Staff
serving a term20f' ten years in the PEN
itentiary for shooting his wife to
death in a barrel on his farm near
Minot several months ago, have been
legally disposed Of by the states at
torney'sr office iii Minot and are now
living in good homes. p.
The Better Farming association
urges every farmer that has corn to
go into the standing crop now before
frost to save an abundance of seed
for the coming year. Every effort
should be made to ave as many BUSH
els of seed as there are acres of orn
in the field.
lSinThat the cow will soon belQueen of
the average North Dakota farm is the
opinion of J. r. Nelso NOT Glen Ullin
successful merchant. active official of
the North Dakota, Retail Merchants
association and progressive booster
for Morton county In particular and
the west slope in general. &
It will be six weeks before. the tun-
mel for the new line of the Great
Northern Oh the east bank Of the Vel.
slOwstOne river In western Mckenzie
county will be completed. Delayed by
the scarcity of labor and by engineer
ing features which have loomed uu
more gigantic than first anticipated,
construction Companies engaged-m the
task have been-nnable. to get the work
completed on schedule time: Il
Cakes Journal: The Cakes carpen,
ters are all busy the country now
helping to buildSnew and larger barns
and houses-Iafger charms to store
away the goods and larger houses fol
greater comfortassand convenience to
the people. The prosperity Of the
worthy farmers and the work for the
good w0rkmen nfakes them have q
larger ambition. Il:
It is the sentence Of this court
that you work thirty days In the har
vest feld,". said Judge Murphy, Of
jamestown. Thursdey when he settled
a case Of domestic %infelicity and in
compatibility, And the sentence wat
received in earnest and today the mar
is hustling atEthe excitable end OF 9
threshing machine and the white
winged dove Of peace rests abovefthe
home in Jamestown. Mr s.