Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-11
News ofths Stats
are holding grain.

There is a big prairie chicken crop
reported at jamestown.
A clam bake was held at the Tai
made ranch e a Towner which was
attended by ESQ men.
Farmers in the northern part Of
the state report threshing help num-
erous with wages at $3.50 a day.
A lady game warden up in the
northern part of the state did good
work in collecting sooners
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Tue brotherhood of American Yeo.
men Homestead, 4336 Of N0onan was
organized Monday night, Sept. 8.
The young fellows who drank car
bolic acid for. whiskey were from the
best known families OF Stanley.
Wheat on the Great Northern ex-
pertinent farm neal MONACO went
better than thirty.two bushels to the
acre. 60 ~ ...
The Stanley Sun says Palmero is
costing Mountrail county a lot OF
good money by keeping up the fight
for the courthouse. r.
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R. H. Emerson; one of Minot's
we'll known citizens, suffered a Sc
we're faintmg spell while walking on
Main street. but recovered.
$ ~T 20
Merle Cook of Huntsville had a
very close call at one of the eleva-
tors when the team became fright
ened at the Train and upset the load
of grain.
At Osnabrock, for several nights
last week, the farmers rugged up
headlights for their binders, and ran
them all night, as the grain was
Smelling badly.
Considerable lumber is being haul
ed from Pingree by farmers to be
used for new %granaries, repairs, etc.,
to store their bumper crop in until
they have time to maket it.
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The Courtenay Gazette complains
of the lack of hotel accommodations
there, and declares that n house
recently closed it's doors because it
could not secure satisfactory help.
In a runaway accident as he was
returning, home from Wyndmere
Steve Howard was thrown from the
buggy when his team became unman-
ageable, and sustained a broken arm
and minor bruises.
The appointment of W. T. Reilly
as postmaster of the Milton p~ostofice
has been confirmed by the senate
and the bond has been forwarded to
Washington. It is thought that Mr..
Reilly will assume charge OF the Of
flee within a week or two.
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Ing. ~Isaacson had a peculiar acct
dent with his t%hreshing rig near Fair
dale. A horse switched it's tail into
the belt on the cylinder shaft and the
belt carried it into the pulley, bend
ing the shaft and breaking the cast
ing with the bearings and putting
the machine out of commission.
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The cattle purchased by Diesem,
Graves, Strong and McNary last
week near Denhcff, arrived here by
rail late Tuesday night and Wednes-
day morning were taken out to be
pastured on the DsPuy ranch, re-
marks the Pingree Patrol. The ship
ment consists of four stock cars.
The Lisbon Free Press says: The
Fargo Commission orders to stop
auto speeders means something. Big
and little guns have been arrested
and made. to fill the city Golfers with
fines. After the p%ocketbook has been
touched heavily the auto drivers will
obey disadvantages.
Small boys, orenaen with kid brains
take a delight in m%utilating the
signs nut up for the guidance of auto
tourists, in some sections of North
Dakota. One of the chief amuse-
ments of these little fellows is to
change the notices Of speed limit.
One town where the limit through
the villageMwas ten miles per hour,
now hasa sign reading speed limit
100 miles per hour.
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jamestown Capital: A facetious
exchange calls attention to the fact
that Wilbaux has a Fox on its ball
team, Dickinson has a Wolf hotel,
another town has a Lamb in the real
estate business and now Beach has q.
Bear for postmaster. Mandan News:
''They overlooked the fact that Man
dan has a Bull on her ball team"
That's nothing; jamestown has a
butcher named Hamm, a grocer who
Draw, Mr.. White who sells paint.
The %coroner's jury did not attempt
to fix the blame for the death in the
500 line wreck at Adams in which
s.. J. Gallant, conductor, of Thief
River Falls, Mimi, and r. ]. Fash
ant, a BRAKEMAN, Of Maple Lake,
Mimi, were killed. Evidence showed,
however, that the wreck victims left
their train on the main line of the
road with only one light on the e a
of the caboose, where at least four
lights should have been placed, and
that there were no lights on the
front end of the train and no torpe-
does placed. f
WEDDING OF AMERIcAN.eoRN
aaJdf CHINESE.