Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-10-17
FOREIGN COUNTRIES CALL
FOR NORTH DAKOTA SEED
Farmers Developing Profitable In.
dustry Under. Direction OF
Prof. Bollev

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ing even to foreign countries, for
North Dakota pure seeds produced
under the field inspection service,
operated in connection with the agri-
cultural college by DR.. H. L. Bolley,
state botanist and seed commissioner.
A very high number OF the fields in
spected, states Bolley in his annual
report, recently filed with the secre-
tary of state, have been able to list
seed ...
A large number OF North Dakota
growers are acting under the depart
ments instruction in treating alfalfa,
clover and other legumes.
lNSPEcTs BRIDGES.
State Engineer Jay W. Bliss has re-
turned from Elgin and Leith, where
he inspected some bridges.
FINE MARKET DAY.
Commissioner Flint, who judged az
ricultural and dairy products entered
at the Leith market day last Saturday,
reports that the venture was splen-
did success. Hebron will have mar.
ket day next Saturday.
LAND BOARD ACCEPTS BIG FARM
MORTGAGES.
The state board of university and
school lands held special meeting
this week, when it, accepted $4,000
worth OF school bonds, and $4,000 in
farm mortgages.
HANNA AND TAYLOR TO ASSIST
IN DEDICATION.
Governor l.. B. Hanna and f. ].
Taylor, state superintendent of public
instruction, have accepted invitations
to assist in the dedication of Garri-
sons splendid new high school next
Saturday. The state officials will make
the two principal addresses for the &C.
casion.
NEW GRisT FOR COURT.
Cases filed this week for the atten.
ton Of the supreme court are: John D.
Faxon ys. the Township Of Lallie, re.
spondent, from Benson county; S. E.
Ellsworth vs. T. H. Burke, respondent;
Crane & Ordway Corp. vs.. Sykeston
School District No. I'll, appellant, from
Wells county; George w. Gets vs..
William J. Champion and Frank B.
Meyer, of the. firm OF Champion e.
Meyer, APPELLANTS, Williams county.
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DAIRY RUTTERg SCORES HIGH IN
.... sANeoRN FAIR
High ratings scored by dairy butter
makers at the Sanborn fair last Fri
day, are announced by State Dairy
Commissioner E.: A. Greenwood as
follows: Mrs. Paul Kruger, 93.5;
Mrs. Ralph Snyder, So; Mrs. Leo
scheehr, 92.75; Mrs. Agnes Barchus,
92.5; Mrs. Oliver Gray, 1926; Mrs. B.
Nordley, 80; Mrs. M. Krislan, 81 Mrs.
s. Lowell, OF; Mrs. August sauer, 81 !;
Mrs. A. Gulman, 81; Mrs. Nina Swart-
out, 90.5; Mrs. A. Gulman, go; Mrs.
Charles Kamrowski, 80. The entries
were uniformly good, and number Of
high ratings rather exceptional.
VISITORS At CAPITAL.
c. H. Crockard of Jim Jam Jems,
and joint owner of the Royal Lemon
washing powder which has made such
a cleaning in North Dakota, dropped
In at the capitol from Minneapolis
this week. BY rare coincidence, ]. NJ.
Baer, formerly of Beach, North Dako'
ta's John T. McCutcheon, who is now
cartooning for the Non-Partisan Lead
err, the CO-Operator's Herald and 9TH
err publications., was also at the state
house. Mr. Baer created the boy
scout whom Royal Lemon has made
famous, or vice versa. His work is
now reaching thousands OF readers
every week in North Dakota and Min.
nesOta.