Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-21

dale was Initiated last SATURDAY.
Crosby's new white way is in opel
alton. The improvement is great.
\ transient at Maxbass was arrest
ed for trying to shoot up the town
The P]riquettes made a. Minot ar
said to be standing up we'll under a
tests
4 farmer near Darlington raised
1900 bushels OF potatoes from eigh
acres.
Medina Will hold a big corn ant
potato show November 6. with many
prizes.
Mrs. Ole Z. Olson is the new pro
prietress of the Hegge restaurant q
Drake
]. F. Adams. 4 farmer neal Shal
don. had a finger crushed in d corr
binder.
4 Ransom county farmer had a pO
tato crop which yielded 800 bushel!
! per acre.
Three pioneer farmers in Cass coun
ty. near Buffalo, have retired and vii
move to Fargo
4 runaway team at Balfour ran
into q wagon load OF threshers and
broke 4 leg for n of the crew.
Sam Rice. a Cavalier county farm,
er. has invented 4 harvester-thresher
which is said to be quite a success
The mail service between Charlsor
and Goodalf in Mckenzie county has
been discontinued by the department
The Chicago Farm and Stock ranch
Of Cogswell is improving and increas-
ing its herd OF Aberdeen-Angus cat
tie.
The Farmers elevator at Halliday
is rapidly nearing completion and vii
Don be in a condition for receiving
grain.
Old timers, ranging from the resi-
dent c. 4 quarter of 4 century to 81
wears met in Dickinson in annual
banaGe--
r tick CT wood being caught in a
cir = wood saw struck John Rob
ertGC of Langdon on the jaw, frac-
turing it.
4 Cavalier county farmer had an
old-fashioled husking bee his corn
averaging IS IL measured bushels
per ere
The Cando band will put on a play
to help defray expenses. The band
is directed BY a preacher and ought
to be good.
Governor Hanna will speak in
Clyde and Sarles on Friday OF this
week, and at Osnabrock and Lang
don on Saturday.
4 two-year sentence for James
Callahan Of Velva, who raised a $3.50
check to 5000, was changed to a pa
role by Judge Burr.
s,fany settlers in Canada are return
ing to the United States. because of
failures of crops and very bad condf
tioEs due to the war.
Rudolph Ocha, a s~ix-year-old boy,
OF Linton, a. run over by a heavy
grain wagon. Both wheels passed
over his tody and he was quite badly
crushed.
Arnold Lofsteness Or Granville was
hit in the eye by a chip while chop
ping !rindling. A. the present time it
is not known whether the eye can be
saved or not.
Andy Schatz of Sheridan county
ure to fill the vacancy occurred by
the death Of J. P. Schroeder, the reg
ular nominee.
The Women's Civic improvement
League Ct LaMoure held a peace
meeting last Sunday. 4 collection
was taken for the sufferers Of the
European war.
Caught in a belt and hurled against
the machine with such force that RS
skull was crushed, both jaws and
both arms broken, W. NJ. Scherer was
instantly killed, near Center
j. F. Good, a Cando farmer, who
has operated quite extensively for
many years. has sold most of his
chattels and will quit small grain
farming. He will conduct a smaller
farm and diversity.
Christ Reimche Of Berlin township
Of Sheridan county, had 20 acres OF
corn that will average from 30 to 40
bushels to the acre. He planted
the Northwestern Dent and Mime
sofa 13. The latter variety turned
on. the best of the two.
c. E. Hammond of e Clyde,
holds the record OF having what is
possibly the first husking bee ever
held in North Dakota. A Icf IF fun
enjoyed by the guests, aid Mr..
received something over
sc bushels Of good corn to the acre.
George States, e farmer living.
north Of Crosby, built a corn crib six
years ago, and filled it With Iowa
corn. This year he filled it with
home grown corn. This is probably
the only corn crib in Divide county,
but it will not be long before there
will be many.