Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-09
News of the State

Minot. Austin F. Foy, an old vel
eran Of the civil war, died at his hom
in this city of old age. The Mino
members of the Women's Relief Corp
and members Of the Grand Army O
the Republic attended the funeral
Rev. Fudge of the Baptist church OF
ficiated.
Sheldon. While his wife was pre-
pairing his favorite food, Andrew
Fladhammer died of ~valvular hear
trouble. He purchased a farm in ca
burn township about a year ago AM
~overworked e~ndeavoring to get tn
place into shape. For some week
he had been in a serious condition
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Wales. While working around tn
separator, ALLYN Grosclaude had hi
usual i'll luck Of getting hurt. He wa
clearing away the straw neal the fa1
when his hand slipped, was struck BY
the fan, which tore nearly all the
flesh from the backs of all his fingers
laying bare the bones in places. NJ
bones are broken however.
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Plans for the Grand Forks Sym
phony orchestra, proposed by Prof
StringhaM Of the Grand Forks schoo
of music, and given considerable
mention in a recent issue of the Her
aid, are working cut favorably, every
thing points to the organization, in
the near future of an orchestra OF al
least twenty pieces with more to join
later.
Wyndmere. A wreck of a north
bound freight on the 500 Line at San
ders crossing would have piled UP
many more cars than it did if the
train had been under full motion. AS
it was only three cars were run cft
the track, one of which was demolish.
ed and later burned. The cause OF
the wreck was the breaking of an air
hose which broke the train in two.
Sportsmen in general and especial
ly these who shoot at the trap, will
watch with interest the record made
by A. R. Chezik, of Portal, N. D., at
the grand American handicap, which
is to be shot off Sept. 7 and 8. Chezik
won the interstate championship at
Grand Forks, shooting in fine form. At
that shoot Duis was the runner up,
leading the field the first day of the
big event.
Minot. The coroner's jury in the
case of Mrs. Lulu Galley, aged 80, OF
Princeton, Mimi, who died Tuesday
night in a room adjoining the office
Of w. w. Wood and L. Josephine
Wood over the Orpheum theater, re-
turned a verdict finding that "the de-
ceased came to her death from adhes-
ion Of the bowels" A postmortem
was to have been held to determine
the cause of death but this was found
to be unnecessary. julius Weinrebe,
John Fahey and ]. c. Smallwood COM
posed the coroner's jury.
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Wales. Marquis wheat will be the
chief variety seeded in this section
of the state next year. The crop has
turned out so much better than the
other kinds that everyone who did
not raise any this year is planning
to get some and those who had a
small acreage will increase it next
year. John Kartes got % bushels to
the acre of Marquis wheat seeded on
land cropped continuously to small
grain for twenty-four years. Other
varieties of wheat seeded on similar
soil were only 10 and II bushels per
acre.
Anslem. With a 50-acre field of
popcorn, A. B. Lovejoy believes he
has the largest crop in the state on
his farm two miles from here. He
was formerly from Iowa, where he
raised popcorn for commercial pur-
poses. This year he concluded there
was possibilities in the crop>here and
put in fifty acres which have develop
ed into a great crop. 1t is more re-
munerative than other varieties Of
corr or wheat. His success has at
tracted so much attention among
other farmers, that the popcorn indus
try may be developed here.
NEW CORPORATIONS.
Charters have been issued to the
following corporations recently by
the secretary of state:
Pembina County Annual Fair and
Exhibition Association, Cavalier.
Farmers Cooperative Elevator Co.,
of Dunn Center. Capital $4,000. In
corporators: w. C. Bolton, L. G. Hell
gesen, B. R. Iverson, Henry Buehner
and Thomas Ellestad, all of Dunn
Center.
Sioux County Abstract Co., TT.
Yates; capital, $4,000. 1ncorpora'
tors: Ed Schulenberg and b. M. Schu-
lenberg of Mandan and G.. J. Johnson
of Bismarck.
w. J. Holbrook Co., of Rugby; cap
ital, $4,000; undertaking goods. In
]corporators: W. J. Holbrook, M. l..
Holbrook and C. R. Weller, all Of Rug
by.
E. A. Grain Company, Of Linton;
capital, $25J000; loans, stocks and
bonds. 1ncorporators: E. A. Grain
E. L. Grain of Linton; W. G. Grain, OF
WATERFOWL, S. d.
Musselshell Valley Farm Loan Co..
Of Fessenden; capital $4,000; incor'
porators: T. l.. Beiseker, Fessenden
|C. H. Davidson, Darlington; r. A
Palmeter, Roundup, Mont.
Farmers Equity Exchange, Of Odes-