Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-22

Inc StOTlllSdSIl tHllC again tdlk uOcS
not seem to quite be in harmony at the
present time.
Miss Vivian L. Shute of Lisbon has
been one of three chosen to be mis-
sionaries in India.
The state press is enthusiastic over
the prospects of a big immigration next
year into this state. ,,
The people of Divide county will vote
on issuing bonds for the erection of a
courthouse apd jail.
Clalid Earp,t living near Maxbuss,
was picked up3by the officer near Dur
ing, being demented.
A maj by the name of Hellfach has
a potato warehouse at Walhalla and is
doing a big business.
The Wishek News insists that more
attention should be given the public
schools by the patrons.
~ The PRESBYTERIAN church, at Melville
llas Decided ht llsetting another minis
ter for the coming year.
A prairie fire near Jud promised to
do much damage but was extinguished
by hard work by the citizens.
The school board at Mohall is giving
personal attention to the rooming con-
ditions of nonresident pupils.
Reports of Big wheat yields come
from the Turtle Lake country, ranging
from 26 to SO bushels per acre.
A fire was caused at the T. NJ. Han
son home at Tolna by a leaky gasoline
stove. Little damage was done.
A Steele county farmer has con-
structed two large cisterns for water
supply during the winter months.
Three full wagon loads of black bass
have been placed in Fish Lake through
the efforts of c. J. Lord, of Cando.
That Christmas ship loaded with re-
lief for European wal sufferers is re-
ceiving a big boost in North Dakota.
-Four firemen were hurt in an oil
blaze in Minot, none seriously injured.
Mr.. end Mrs. VIM. Kelly had narrow
escapes.
Kindred has shipped t~hirty-two cars
of potatoes SO far this fall and there
are a large number of cars still to be
sent olt.
Floyd Strech, night agent for the 500
at Mantador, has resigned his position
to accept a better one with the same
company.
Easily, in Cavalier county, is without
a store at the present time. The stock
of the c. l.. Orvis general store was
sold at auction.
The Ed Neidlinger farm house in the
vicinity of Hampdcn was destroyed by
fire together with about half of the
household goods.
Much blowing has been done near
Cc,ir'enay and it is claimed when the
season closes the record will be the
"rca st for fall blowing.
TourpfciloWs started a rough house
at a GaotlriAl dance and5were thrown
out. Several shots were fired, but the
to3uglist Mera3 landed in jail 45 altu
The new sc%hoolhouse at Belfie.d
was dedicated, Gov. Hanna and Chief
Justice B. j.. Sraulding being among
the speakers on the occasion.
The mayor of Devils Lake has re-
ceived a letter from two Boston girls
who want to marry farmers in North
Dakota between the ages Of rs and IS.
SfseHFiff Wright of Jamestown went
to Missouri the other day where he cap
t1red Milton Smith who had BORROW
ed" Miss Nettie Warren's auto and for
gotten to return it.
After a scourge of cholera, Matt
Schneider of the Wales country, now
has only four hogs left out of a herd
of thirty-fivc. He intends to build a
new herd, however.
Mrs. Maria Fadden died recently at
| ST.. John, age "a. She was a survivor
of the Sioux massacre in Minnesota in
1862, and the second white woman to
settle in Grand Forks county.
Grandpa McManus of St. John has
grown two crops of potatoes on the
same ground this season. The first
were d,,p T1ly 6 the ground reDlanted
on the 10th, and the second crop dug
October IA.
German farmers in the vicinity of
Sheffield have found an occupation
for the winter months. A fifteen piece
band has been organized, which will
spend six hours a day at practice after
December /.
The Sharon Milling company of
Sharon is putting down a deep well. AT
200 feet a vein of good soft water was
found. This is the eighteenth we'll that
has been put down in that vicinity and
good water has been secured in each
instance.
A bible, two centuries old, is the rare
possession of the tanner family. 1t is
a Martin Luther version, profusely il
Illustrated with wood cuts. The print
ing and binding compare favorably
with similar work today, the binding
! especially well preserved.