Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-04

pOUU anu DOuSuL u Car lOdu OIL lUuTi
which vas shipped to the Belgian SUI
ferers.
j.. p. Holmes had a yield OF twenty,
nine bushels of macaroni wheat per
acre from his place in the McClusky
section.
Work has started at Minot on the
subWays that are to be constructed in
the Great Northern and 500 railroads
at that place.
up at lltolla the domestic science
school serves a luncheon at noon dur
ing cold weather. A class OF six boys
baked apple pies which We're devonred
In n short time.
Roy Starks OF Mott was bound over
to the district court for firing a shot
gun at a boy, claiming It was done
merely to scare him. Some Of the
shot took effect.
The farmers Of Rugby recently or.
ganized the Reno Butter Farming club
Of Reno township with a good number
to start with, and prospects for much
business at the next meeting.
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The Congregational Ladies' Aid of
Sentinel Butte gave their annual ba'
Zaar and supper at the Opera house,
with excellent success both from a
financial as we'll as a social point oil
view.
Robert Zempel had $50 acres in crop
at his farm. five miles south of New
England. His wheat averaged tllir-
teen bushels; oats, thirty-fye buesh-
els; and his flax, seven bushels to the
acre.
The steel bridge across Knife river,
just west Of Manning, was finished
some time ago. The work is com
fall, but more work will he rnnuircd
in the spring. .
A. d. Miller and Moritz Townsend
have planned an interesting trip and
an ideal winter in Cuba's sunny eli
mate. They expect to leave New Sa-
lem the tenth or fifteenth OF next
month, bound for Havana.
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The young boys in the vicinity OF
Leith have organized an agricultural
club and will hold meeting every two
weeks to discuss farming and stock
raising. 1t is probably the first or,
ganiZation OF its kild in the state.
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J. H. Halliday has returned to Dev-
lis Lake from Odessa township, where
he completed for John Oliver, a well
known farmer Of that neighborhood,
n of the finest barns in Ramsey
county.
The county commissioners of Golden
Valley are holding joint meetings to
straighten out the matters sOf settle
ment made necessary by the new d.
vision of counties. They will have
considerable trouble with Slope
county. f,t
Frank Montgomery, a well-Rmown
commercial traveller, is dead at Dav'
EXPORT, Ia, according TO advices re-
ceived in The state. Heart trouble is
given as the cause. He a visiting
with his wife in Davenport when he
was stricken.
Garrison's latest and most enter.
prising undertaking is now under full
Roadway. The Missouri Slope Seed
company now looms up as a. potential
factor in the growth of Garrison. 1t
will till a lOng-felt want among the
farmers of western and northern North
Dakota.
The little waif found over a week
ago on the steps OF the J. Nelson resi-
dence at Grand Forks, and whose par
ents have been vainly sought by the
local authorities, is again homeless.
The child was at first taken to Ad-
cock but the people who had decided
TO take it refused.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Eddy and family
arrived this week from Cherokee, Ia,
to run the farm of G.. w. Howe, two
miles north Of Judson. Mr.. Eddy is a
son-in-law of Mr.. Hove and has been
with the Illinois Central railroad for
the past eight years, with headlIar.
tiers at Cherokee, la. .
s.
AS the result Of a very successful
local talent play put on Thanksgiving
night at st John ny the Dramatic club
of that place. funds for the purchase
OF several thousand yards of medl-
Gated cotton to be made into b%andages
for the wounded soldiers in Belgium.
We're later purchased.
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The little G-year-old son of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Phillip Mattres of Glen Ullen
had his left leg broken Thanksgiving
day. The little fellow was playing
around a large grindstOne, when. in
some way. he managed TO tip it over
and It fell across his left limb. rrac-
turing both bones between .hr lIloe
and ankle.
About seventy-five carloads OF To-
inch cannon passed through Litchville
on a freight train Wednesday and
Thursday, having been shipped from
Bethlehem, Pa, to Vancouver. They
are to be used for coast defense on
the west coast Of Canada. The barrel
OF each cannon was 81 long that two
fiat cars we're required to haul each
one. .t
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The Washburn Lignite Coal COM
pany at Wilton distributed over a
hundred turkeys to the families of its
employees. 1t has been the custom OF
the company to provide a bird on
Thanksgiving to the married men on
the pay roll. The plant was closed
down in order to give the employees