Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-24
News ofthe State

Good roads committees are active
at New Rockford
s.
Hunter has one auto for every IL
of its population.
S.
Old settlers enjoyed a days outing
at Antler a few days ago
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There were good exhibits of well
bred and graded stock at the Neville
fair
s. ~
Satisfactory sales OF stackers
mowers and hay rakes are reported
at Wyndmere.
Three miles Of new cement side
walk have been completed in Lang.
don this season.
Among the railroad improvements
at Kenmare is the enlargement of the
500 roundhouse.
Live stock sales at Hettinger are
we'll attended and there seems to be
no lack of buyers.
There were propitiOus rains in the
vicinity of McHenry In Foster coun-
ty a few days ago.
Farmers at Aneta are receiving full
blood Yorkshire hogs from the agri-
cultural college at Fargo. ....
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The total real estate valuation Of
Sargent county is 1892, 759. al ay-
erage of $3.50 Sd per acre. 81
Twenty wagons a day arrive at the
| elevators at white Earth from tribu-
tary points in Mckenzie county.
Az Operations on the construction of
d fnewiRoman1 Catholic church at Pow
ers Lake began a few days ago.
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Considerable proving up is being
done for 'homesteads in the Golden.
Valley country in Mercer county.
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The weather official at Hettinger
reports 1.13 inches OF rain in the
country about Adams a week ago.
There are over 10000 pounds OF
wool stored at Hettinger, the clip
looming from sheep men south of Het-
finger.
Horse thieves visited one farm in
Towner county and stole twelve
young horses and there is not the
least cue ~.4.oI aoiToy
Some of the flax !, fi' eslalIzz in ,,BBansey
county are not cm,Aencouraggiing-the
rains were too late to h help 9 file grain
to r%ecuperate. ,loc,
At Paramount there is boosting OF
! some of the fine fields OF clover to be
seen in the vicinity, some OF them
sown six years ago.
The Wonan's club at Langdon need
funds for the beautifying Of insight
lily lots and they are to give a supper
for the object in view.
Governor l.. B. Hanna has been Sc.
| cured as a~'speaker for the Pembina
county fair, which will be held in
Hamilton, Judy 20 to 3d.
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The southern and eastern parts OF
Bowman county have, been blessed
| with much needed rains FOL. the late
! wheat and corn, and fax.
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Agate, near Bisbee, is to have a
fully equipped passenger station-in
place of the mere platform which has
done service for so long.
The citizens of Burke county great.
ly appreciate the work done on the
| various railroad crossings of the 500
track between Kenmare and Flaxton.
Casselton is to have a corn show
October 8, 10 and II. One thousand
dollars in prizes will be offered for
all sorts OF farm products, horses
and cattle. a. .
The ladies Of Harvey promoted a
sale OF home made foods, the pro-
ceeeds' to be used in the improvement
Of the woman's building on the local
Fairgrounds. ID"
Social doings at points in Hettinger
county have been postponed because
the grain was ready to cut o n
than expected and haying was not out
of the way. -. I ,
DR.. Stephen Fisher, formerly cor.
oner of Stark county, then moved to
Milwaukee, Wis, is to return to
North Dakota. and will open an Office
at New Salem. . ..
A young mar at Goodrich was re-
fused a marriage license for the rea-
son that once he had been a patient
in the state asylum for the insane,
but now is out on parole. w..
The Gazette at Bisbee boasts OF
the splendid trees which surround
the campus of the high school and
also in the city park, which is on the
Great Northern right of way.