Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-11-03
News of the State

CenceS al Ryder IN n spring .
c. L. Rouse of Noonan had a mar
row escape from serious injury when
he was thrown from a wagon.
Domnick Hall. % years old. living
north OF Langdon. was killed instant.
+, ~ in a runaway on a farm near there.
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A large barn is being erected on
the Garnett Elliott farm at .Nowesta
! TO replace the one recently destroyed
by fire.
Several carloads of rock have been
unloaded az Neche TO be used in rails
| ing the dam in the P0mbina river a.
that place.
The business men OF Gackle pur-
chased a large building and made a
hall OF il, which fills a long felt want
tor the town
The corn show and farm products
exhibit at Cakes was a success in all
respects, the number and qualify OF
exhibits being large and good.
The curling club at Crystal held a
meeting, elected officers and took 9th
er steps for the promotion of the
sport during the coming winter.
A prairie fire in the vicinity OF Jer-
ONE burned over a territory about ten
miles wide. and twenty miles long.
A large amoun of hay was burned.
s.
a barn on the Z. P. Watkins farm
near Rolette was burned TO the
ground. The horses were saved but
considerable other property was de-
! sVroyed.
r. 3. S~-urIeyant OF Lakota receiv-
I'd 4 a OF fine Black Poll heifers. for
breeding purposes recently. This
makes 50 head of this kind OF cattle
now on his farm.
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Greek section laborers al Westhope
got mixed up in a fight One was hi
over the head with an iron bar and
another was taxed $3.50 in court for
the pleasure OF doing the hitting,
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Mrs. CLAUS Rosen water OF Minor
broke her left arm just below The
shoulder. She was just starting down
| the cellar steps when she became dig
" and fell down the entire flight.
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4 man by the name OF Nyberg. who
has been t%hreshing in the vicinity Of
| Riga in McHenry county, has been
missing for over a week, and il is
feared that he has met with foul play.
The little two year old child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hay. living twelve
miles northeast OF Starkweather, was
kicked in the face by a colt and Ire
ceiyed a severe cut.
Judge A G. Burr held a specialEas-
! sionof the district cour at Anam0ose
for the purpose OF making new cit-
zens. He had a class OF nine for in
itiation into the scores OF American
citizenship.
Charles Olson OF the Stady vicinity
probably holds the safe record for
corn production this year. He planted
one and a quarter acres of flint corn
and harvested 115 bushels of fine corn
from the patch.
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4 little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Row
land of near Ashley. climbed on the
rear wheel OF a wagon and when the
team started was thrown to the
ground. suffering a fracture OF the
skull at the base of the brain.
4 prairie fire occurred in the viciI-
ity OF Noonan. which did considerable
damage in burning up a quantity OF
hay. 1t is said that the fire origin
ated from the embers OF a burned
straw stack on the experimental
farm.
Roy Squires. aged 81. attempted 10
kill a business man at kenmare, who
he believed was attempting to poison
him. Squires becoming possessed Of
the hallucination that ne had nunler-
u enemies who were plotting 70 end
his life.
". H. iRain5oth. living in the i'm
mediate vicinity of Starkweather,I
grow a suniower on his place that
measured fifteen inches in diameter.I
Between corr and suniowers North
Dakota is geIing to be a close rival
of Kansas.
y. Serdahl. living south OF Cc.um
bus, had a narrow escape from serf
Gus injury when the cream separator
he was operating exploded. Pieces
of iron and bol-s were thrown all
about him, one piece striking him On
the shoulder.
While Jake Jurgenson was digging
a we'll on the o. D. Feldberg farm in
the vicinity of Upham he struck a
vein OF gas. A lighted match was
dropped into the well and there was
an explosion that shot flames into the
air twenty feet.
Stanley Bero. an agent of the He
brew Sheltering immigration Society.
is in Grant rhs to study the oportun-
tiles for immigrants. He looks for a
big influx of Hebrews to the UniFd
States when the European var ends.
and j. is in the hope of he society
he represents to place man. of them
on farms in the northwestern partof
the United States.
Louis Robe of Kenmare, while at
taching a spring % a car, receifed
mite a serious accident IN his dye