Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-05

The blacksmith at Adams has made
a large round b0ttOmed boat In which
he intends to hunt ducks infttis fall
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The law for prevention Of nOXiOnf
weeds requires that a copy OF The
law be posted on every threshing ma
chine operated in the state.
Six 10 ten cars OF grain are being
shipped every day from HIlIsborO ant
yet HOne Of the elevators have q hard
task to find room for the grain com
Ing In.
The creamery at Adams has closed
down for the season after doing q
much larger business than any other
year previous. The farmers like the
business ana have promised TO IN
which have proven profitable.
A moving picture show Clrcnlt hus
been arranged TO cover the following
towns: Forest River, FOrdyille, Eye
land, EIsbee, Churchs Ferry. Crazy,
Michigan. Inkster and Conway. show
Ing twice "a month IN each town.
Thcr" iH much nor talk among
farmers tributary TO WyDdmere now
about .Dncliiic sheds and The housing
Of machinery than ever before. The
saving IN taking proper care Of ma.
cIlincry 10 beginning TO be realized
as II fact, and Il necessity.
A man whose name, was found from
papers on him to be, j. N. Taylor,
wta found dead near Tower City, on
the railroad a few days ago. There
has been no claimant for the body
ana II has not been determined
whether Taylor was killed by the
train or murdered Is
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Fingnl ,Enger. pioneer of Steele
county, passed away Il few days ago
~ the age, of so years. He settled
on the Goose river In 1871. His first
wheat crops were hauled to Fargo,
which then furnished otlur to Wlnni-
peg and the people who went north
in Red river natboats. Mr.. Enger
owned 20 sections Of farm land and
represented his district IN the legls'
lature. 1891 to 1897.
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DeIir!um tremens was the cause OF
the desire of Oscar Johnson of North.
wood to live In d tree, In the opinion
of the Grand Forks county insanity
board. which ordered Johnson's re.
lease from the county jail. Judge
Hassel decided that Johnson was
seeing squirrels instead OF
snakes. and his view Of the matter
was confirmed by the other members
Of the board.
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Isaac Bohle, who left his home In
Flaxton, on June Is, for a visit In the
twin cities and his former home near
Racine. Wis. has not been heard from
since. aud search instituted by
friends has failed to reveal any trace
Of him. Bohle left Mlnot the day
following his departure, from the city
and Il IL supposed that he went d.
rect to Minneapolis from there. Bohle
made his home at FlaXton for several
years and has considerable property
interests there.
In 1907 Paul Gwyther Of Fort Rice,
Morton county, purchased u team.
one Of which died. The other was
branded and turned out on the range,
II was not seen again by the owner
until II has just been located In He
bron, in tho possession Of Il Russian
farmer near here, who claimed he
took II up and, after advertising It.
possession. Officials will In.
vestigatc the case and may prosecute
the man, who has had the free use
Of the horse for six seasons.
\. A.. Curl of Clinton. H., IL ut
supervising threshing on
his farm near Taft, tcnanted by |. T..
Mundorf. The Banner Says Mr.. Curl
Is we'll pleased with this years crop
and especially so with l5.acre patch
near his buildings that has been crop.
ped only two years. From these IL
acres he secured a yield Of 5000
bushels Of wheat. or over IS bushels
to the acre, The grain was OF extra
tine quality, the kernels being plump
aud hard.
Judge Ragstad OF Hillsboro issued
a marriage license recently to Andrew
Of Fort Totten and Miss
Anne l.illemOe. who lately arrived III
city from Norway, The couple
were lovers n Norway years ago, tho
bridegroom coming to this country
tlve years ago to prepare a home.
He took a claim on the Fort Totten
reservation and Is now the owner OF
a splendid farm and several head OF
I've stock He felt lonesome without
his sweetheart and sent for her to
shore his home with him.
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According to The Reporter, tho
Casselton corn show Is going
to be a success, All the committees
are working faithfully, The entertain,
nent committee say that they expect
10 get the free attractions through
he Webster theatrical agency, Fargo
and look for something fine, The Far,
20 Commercial club, In accepting an
to be present IN a body,
W, u Boyd, II. L, LOOMS
and NJ, A. Baldwin as a committee to
organize an auto party, and arrange,
ments for SO machines are under
way,
s.
One man near Cakes, carrying S.
500 bail and wind insurance, con,
- $500 h, ~. .Ta,Al,~. AAANsN