The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-07-24

I Company n OF DICKINSON caIrIeu oA
honors in rifle shot at Devils Lake en-.
campment.
The democrats are afraid that
Burke's interference with the federal
appointments may hurt his chance as
prospective senatorial candidate.
Stutsman county Is having excess
sive rains. Rye is ready to cut and
the wet weather is causing heavy
damage. Co.,. ,....
The democrats uphold Secretary
Bryan in making a lecture tour while
drawing 10000 a year salary from
government. Why not. he talks dem.
ocracy.
Jamestown, N. D.-Harold Olson,
aged 10, while hunting gophers near
Melville, was shot through the leg by
the accidental discharge Of gun
held by companion.
Some fields in the western part
of the state are being plowed up on
account of the poor seed that was
planted. Grain left in shocks until
late is the cause assigned for seed
not growing.
A number of hoboes have been ar
rested at Granville for stealing "dies"
The atrocity of the crime is shocking.
but if these "hoboes" wanted a die
they ought to have a die, and if the
blacksmith who lost the die catches
the fellow with the die, he will un-
doubleday supply the "boe" with an
everlasting kind of die. ."
Wibaux, Mont.-Citizens of Wibaux
and vicinity have by no means given
up the idea that county should be
created in the extreme eastern end
of the state with this towns as the
county seat. It is more than likely
in fact it is reported as certainty,
that a campaign will be launched to
that end in the near future. The peo-
pie here are confident they will be
successful in having the new county
created.
Sisseton, S. DIN trial at Peever
the defendants, prosecuting attorney.
witnesses, justices Of the peace and
deputy sheriff making the arrest were
all Indians The charge was disturb.
ing meeting at Big Coulee church
Ed. Heminger, the Indian deputy
sheriff made the arrest. The prose.
cution was conducted by Thomas
Mani, fulliblooded Sioux and sue.
cessful lawyer Justice Bailey, who
is also an Indian, held the defendants
to the next term of circuit court, I'M
der bonds Of 500 each, which was
furnished.
Bismarck, N. D.-Secretary of State
Thomas Hall has appointed Albert
Void, member of the editorial staff
of The Grand Forks Times, chief clerk
in his department to take the place
of w. J. Anderson, who has had
charge Of the corporation department
for the past three years. Mr.. Void
is a graduate Of the law school at
Grand Forks and during the past ses-
sion of the legislature was assistant
chief clerk of the house. He will
come here Aug. / to accept his new
position.
Washburn, N. D.-Word reached
here this week Of shooting scrap at
Coleharbor, on the evening Of July 2.
The report is that John Hebner rap.
ped on the door of the Oscar Solberg
home. Solberg, not knowing who was
there, wanted to scare him away, so
fired a shot through the door. Heb.
'ner's face and shoulders were pep
pered with the shot but no i'll results
are anticipated. Hebner had been en-.
joying day at the county fair and
was not entirely responsible for his
actions when hanging around the Sol.
berg home.
There are more hen-peckers around
every community than hair on a dogs
back, and more of these gossip gar.
bagers than shingles upon the house.
top. Nobody makes false step down.
4. 5.