Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-14

drunk the Thomas Ihoreson,
Gods noble if there nober in Devils Lake.
devoted his life doing good his fellow
spoke unknd word about his fellow fellow
insanity himself His daughter still the
that lived neighbo for fifteen
least with lust one little house between u.s. man whom
almost every day would visit with for
He had his wife California account
Of her health and the daughter has the mother
while his family roomed his house and his daughter
with friend of THEIRS with girl friend of theirs there That
killed himself No doubt the ill health of his wife, and the
worry Devils Lake know that has been
than Thoreson the clerk of the district
judge think that knew Of
his fe of his time WITH than he did
with when there Judge and he clerk and we have spent
always When he missed
melting night before He didn't at the
opened office thought nothing of until
called into the office and told she worried
missed his and asked her
questions and found out where he had and went out myself
quietly, didn't know what might have
excitement and and
searched through the and couldn't find him. then took into
friends of his and told them and then
until five o'clock night, and by that time
had organized and myself phoned to Grand Forks thinking
he Grand Forks attend meeting OF the County
Commissioners couldn't for his absence and while
searching in of the of friends and his friends
his stable back of the house he had lived in
just Immediately and they had
basket bring the body the in and
helped bring the body down to the and to put in there and
want to say to you gentlemen right
that wouldn't have sobered instantly And want
while searching that day for him there
thought taking drink because worried when we learned
little things later that might for his conduct, that not
body down that and this John Mclean did
his wife and took the place do what could do the
ngbor friend of this and that evening again
and that the body properly Of and there hum
ded of people him that knew him and that loved him.
back the day and looked friend again. and after the
had the bulk the had him
back that body until the went take his body to the
Masonic Hall for burial, and of the pail bearers don't care
what liquor have been wound
and when stood the of Tom Thoresons dead body
wasn't drunk thought of drinking Now
that that call attention to the remarkable memory Of
Gill the eight candle light and his
law student and the only identifying marks Of drunkenness was
which I spit tobacco juice. That is remarkable
Dingman incident isn't anything it. think
John given the whole situation John Schultz
testify you here, he isn't good
Dingman willing have you find against Dngman
for has been bitter Of mine That had
brothers older himself died. this
young that appeared witness here when his father
old back in Canada and old mother, but
this man. living up nearly eighty age, young
appeared the from the
brother left here from his father and he reached out his
greedy hand to seize not only personal property,
from the father and the mother back Canada
whom belonged and happened the instrument
That has forgiven his bitter
happened be the instrument him from stealing that property
his aged mother and that gentleman having
trouble about the proposition and isn't delayed case either
brother Snk That the Vandehoof incident and remember also
drinking going when he
there Dngman, why he talking and doing the main Of
the talking and there nothing only that happened to ask
him what he DOING and happened know that gentle
man as we'll do would be well for you to ask him twice to make sure
knew just what he doing.
That brings November 49, 1910 That the time Mrs. God
bench the That the time Mr.
lot of other people here that
believe she good judge of drunkenness Just
good look husband of hers really and honestly be-
that she drunk think he had real
drunk would certainly improved him bit from what
he him then. And do believe Mrs Godward
duard think her idea of
drunkenness gathered largely has been asocatg with
think she had notions about condition
ntoxcaion and the of before she into
place ALL That thing will ITSELF and do need
anything her. Hopkins either We have
several and the stenograph and Mr. Zug and think that
enough explain that whole gentlemen and
gentlemen, there isn't single thing that
about bad language used that hearing want tell
gentlemen that the states here spoke to about
that subject life Office the day happened and that
will here and tell that there wasn't unpleasant thing
that he had notified ladies that there
would nothing happen these druggists that they
but anything be done regard Them that he would
there, those ladies worked
by such minded angelic friend Mr. Kelley
and friend Mr. Ke, friend Fred Manu. and Dan