Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-24

The Sunday School association of
McHcnry county will hol dthe anual
con ention at Velva, Aug, 10 and II.
The Bottineau county fair will be
held at Bottineau on July 20 and 80.
Among other attractions there will be
an aeroplane. %
Michael Wolak. a Pole, living in
Grand Forks, has received word OF
the death of a brother in battle in
Russian Poland.
Examination Of grain fields near
Jamestown revealed the presence of
recipient rust effects on the leaves,
| out SO far none has been discovered
| on the stalks.
p. =. Frederick of west of Amidor
had a wagon and hayrack hurled
through a fence and carried a quarter
Of a mile by a wind and rain storm
that struck that territory. The spokes
Of the wagon front wheels were brok.
en-.
The stockholders of the Munich Co.
operative Creamery company held
their meeting last Saturday and elect
ed new directors and officers. I'm
provements are to be made in order
TO have the creamery in readiness for
! business in early season for 1916.
s.
Anton Miller of Harvey came near
losing his life in a fire that destroy
ed his home and it's contents. Passers-
by noticed the fire and awakened Mil
J Ter, who collapsed from s%uffocation
just as he reached the door. He was
in a serious condition for several days
as a result.
The body Of a man, identified as
Hans Anderson, but whose address is
unknown, was taken from the Red riv-
er near the foot Of Third street south,
Fargo. He came to this city a few
days ago and has. been stopping at
the Doodle Bug annex on lower Front
street. When last seen he was intoxi-
Gated and the belief of the officers is
THAT he fell asleep on the bank of the
river and rolled in. His watch stop
ped at 9 o'clock. No one knows
where Anderson came from. He is
about 40 years of age and weighs
aOout 100 pounds.
Attorney A. P. Paulson of Valley
City who has been over Barnes coun-
ty in a northern and western direc.
ton states that the crop is exception.
Tally uniform, that the grain is tall
and the heads are good. His opinion
is that it looks like a crop that most
everybody will be we'll satisfied with,
Chas. ]. Lee, also of Valley City, lis
another who has been out in the coun-
try several times recently. He has
covered the southern part of the
county pretty we'll and considers tic
prospects all right fora good cropSif
the fine weather wifi continue to de.
yel6n it., There is some rust in most
of the feidss HUT Afn Zee has not d.
served enough to do any material dam
age SO far. y
In spite of a day that was rainy
and cold and the very heavy roads
the little town Of Desart, in Slope
county, had a very successful cele-
bration July II. Amidon's band was
present and furpislled ,musict hrouah-
OUT thefdaT There lWere; some go6a
horse, races and athletic evnts. D.
sart heat the fast New England team
in an evciting seven-inning confess.
by {. score of to 2. This is the
second game the New England team
has lost this season. This was De
sart's second game with New Eng
land. The first contest went 10 IN
nings and resulted in a tie game, at
New England, in the early part Of the
season.
Crop conditions on the whole are
very good in Slope county. 1t is csti-
mated the wheat will average IS
bushels to the acre.