Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-08-28
News of the State.

The ,LansfOrd Journal promises tts
readers a harvest edition in the near
future.
Feeding sheds and a wind mill have
been put up at Fullerton 500 stock
yards for the accommodation of ship
pers.
Diseases caused the swine breeders
Of North Dakota to lose 32,100 hogs
valued at $424,00O last year, accord
ing to a report which has just been
issued by the Department of Agricul
ture. a
At the Parkinu Poultry ranch, near
Mandan, an ear Of corn was recently
picked at random measuring IL inch
es in length, and around the butt
more than nine. It contained $40
kernels. IN
Cavalier county will be we'll repre-
scented at the various fall fairs to be
held in Iowa, illinois and other east
ern states, as a number of grasses
and grains from that locality have
been selected by the Lake Region
Development Co. for exhibition.
The briquetting plant at Kenmare
is doing a rushing business having
booked orders for 80 cars in one
week. It Is estimated that the min.
ing Of 400 to 600 tons a day will be
necessary to keep up with the de-
mand. Such an, industry should flour
ish in that country after the two rail-
roads are completed.
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The Heising Elevator company of
Northwood, which recently lost its
large building by fire, has purchased
the elevator owned by the Andrews
Grain company. The Andrews com
pany have another elevator in North
wood. ]. s. Nelson, has accepted the
position as manager of the new Heis-
ing Elevator company's building.
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There Is some discussion in Dunn
county as to the effect the new town
of kildare may have upon Manning,
situated but six miles distant, but as
so far, there appears to be little at
the former place to prove that a town
is existent, 1t will not run off with the
county seat for a time at least.
Kenmare Journal: An Ambrose
man sent his pocketbook containing
$21 with his linen to a Fargo laundry.
He had said goodby to the money
but is smiling again because pocket
book, money and all came home with
the clean clothes. And his faith in
North Dakota people has been mater.
tally strengthened. Equity papers
please copy.
Naxton. Sneak thieves who enter.
ed the residence Of Lawrence Hover.
son near here, escaped successfully
withsabout $40 in cash, although they
were traced for several miles by How.
erson and neighbors. The men had
divided their booty at a hay stack, a
mile OF two distant from the Hover.
son home, the stolen purse having
been discarded there.
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The Village Of Happen, Kidder
county, has been organized and has
adopted ordinances Of various kinds.
It has, established grades for side.
walks. provides for punishment for
drunkenness and d%isorderly conduct,
fixes the penalty for vagrancy, for
cruelty to animals, for the licensing
of dogs, etc. D. D. Mckee, is presi.
dent Of the board of trustees and n.
c.. Lamberton Is clerk.
Wimbledon. The Joos Mercantile
company store In this city was bur.
glarized; the thieves getting but little
for their efforts. The cash till Yield
ed only 1920, while the men QUILTED
themselves with new clothing, The
only clue officials have is in the cloth
Ing taken, the shoes, shirts, ETC., be.
ing In extra large sizes. Judging
from the care in selection made, the
men had plenty of time to turn the
trick.
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Hannah. The use of railroad res.
ervoirs as fish preserves bids fair to
work out successfully here. perch set
In the Great Northern reservoir here
thriving remarkably we'll. The fish
were placed in the reservoir several
weeks ago, and have come through
the early stages in very good shape.
The water in the reservoir Is we'll
suited for the fish, and local residents
haye hopes Of establishing q fishing
place within asfew years.
Grand Forks. John Link and
Frank Morgan, who were arrested at
Devils Lake yesterday on complaint
of Anoti Solando, a Bohemian, will be
returned to this city on No. 6 this
evening. Solando alleges that the
two men, who, he declares, were beat
ing their way on No s, robbed him Of
$1O. The robbery occurred between
Grand Forks and Niagara. The two
men were arrested by Special Agent
Hogan Of the Great Northern.
Towner. James Sullivan and
James Boyline, accused of burglariz-
ing the wine cellar Of a farmer near
Anandoose, this state. were given
short Jail sentences when arraigned
IA the district court here. The men
pleaded guilty when sarraigned. The
men were charged with consuming
considerable OF the wine, and Of des-
troying much that they were unable
to drink. The men were found, short
" afterwards, sleeping off the effects
Of their carousal.