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Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-25

4reonia.-The chief of police has or
<4 that standees be not allowed in
I111ers in. the future.
M D1nrGssrd-The inventory Of the es-
Gre or Dr. Horace s. Fuller, many
J&1f1 medical examiner of Hartford.
nHounts to $:4.0ss.1s.
D1rts1' children enrolled shows 466 and
14o9o 6eportments are taxed to the
No1re - nearly every school.
WLl 20 Into cou1mission May 30, and
~ uDsa1 will take the annual trip
9cr0ss the sound to Long Island.
U1ug1o8s az Thomas Griswold. who is
Uv1v and clipper at 81, and Mrs
4CzIDo Eobinson, S., became known in
01I1cm THURSDAY.
Dnnbury.-Nra Herman WaIther of
41 80. first gEand vice president of
D UEmnn vogDond OF Connecticut,
- 01on vl9tti0g the lodges of New
z1slm and WATERBURY.
0Hrron--Hev. Charles w. Brennan.
- 11)ht yearz assistant pastor Of the
a the Immaculate Conception,
yDury. has 4oon transferred to the
111ounte Of the church at Sharon.
v4n1srvifls. celebrate the an
~ D1menf that he would remain for
zI1r year the members Of Grace
D11D11st church gave a reception in
1u4f a. their pastor, the Rev. Otto
A1In4 and his. wife at the parsonage.
Fa1r Hsvsn--Ansut 1900 bushels of
e&sd oysters are being loaded on
1!Aoensfs at the Lancraft Brothers
W4nFf. The Lancraft firm is shipping
80 nrnforn II REovfdenro II and
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-25
APPOINTED CHANCELLOR OF
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
Or. Elmer Ellsworth Brown to Succeed
Rev. Or. McCraeken.

New York. April 24--Dr. Elmer
Ellsworth Brown of Washington, Unit
ed states commissioner of educat ton.
was appointed today chancellor OF
New York university to succeed the
Rev. DIR. Henry Mitchell MacCracken,
resigned
DR. Brown was born at Kiantone,
Chautauqua county, New York. in
1861. His education was received al
the Illinois normal university. the uni
versity Of Michigan. and the university
Elementary honor of the degree of
LID. from both Columbia and Wes-
leyan universities.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-25
AUCTION.

I will sell at Public Auction at Fred
Goodrich's place,
4s4 PLEASANT ST., WILLIafANTIC,
10 Horses of various grades, also Cows
and Young Stock
An Auction will be held on the First
and Third Saturdays in each month
Terms Cash or approved Bank Notes
Merchandise solicited for these sales
ON comm ission
Goods must be delivered two DAYS
before the. Sale. and the charges 81
each for Horses or Cows and per cent.
of sale
First sale
SATURDAY MAY 9TH.
SAMUEL ADAMS
apr13d -r- Phone 113-5
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-25

~ MN 2VVI1caU0ne. as They caunOt
IN ~ 41eeased portion <of the ear.
Ix4 "A only one way 40 cure deaf
r ~ that IL BY constitutional rem
re-; re- d s az issss n,,c BY an In Il, in
&< f193 2u& <nonz4n xubo- When this
<X10 ~ f1pA94e4 YOU have rumbling
G1U1X n 1IIDerfoct hearing, and when
= r 11IlrG1T CLOSED deafusss is the re-
41I1, 49, uIl11o the Inflammation can
~ 1x44u out nn1 this tubs restored to
1111foJ11 f<eyor; nine cases out Of
49, ~ 44uy11 ~ Catarrh. which Is
44<ht1J Dr. o. i1named condition of
W. MI 61vs One Hundred Dollars
1o< .11y 49, ~ Deafness (caused BY
&&&&xrH) TINT 0uol14t be cured by Halls
[UG&r5E Cy1{G: nTU1 FOR circulars. FREQ.
CXE1{uk co. Toledo, o.
sl6s fzaIrs tsmiiy Pills for. consti-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-25


ROOsEvEIT AVE, NO. 8s, NEAR
the Bleachery, GreeneviHes six room
cottage. with large, well cultivated
s. SCHOOL ST. OPPOSITE F0UN-
tain st.. two family house with large
lot; to be had at a bargain.
644 MAIN ST. COTTAGE AND BARN,
cellar. water closet. large lot fronting
on two streets. city. water and an ex-
cellent wen. Very cheap.
COTTAGE IN EAST NORWICH,
nearly new, only ten minutes walk
from postoffice, seven rooms, steam
heat. Sold on installment payments If
ST s;T1TUURTEvANT AVE. NO. is, MOD
ern dwelling, nearly new, all improve
ments, in excellent neighborhood. Easy
terms to accommodate purchaser.
LAUREL HILL AVE.. EXCELLENT
modern house of IL rooms, adapted for
one or two families, modern improve
ments.
GOOD TEN ACRE FARM NEAR CITY
with dwelling and barn, excellent well
water and orchard, good land. sufficient
wood for family. Price very low.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-25

r vou dislike certain necessary but
114abIa details OF your work. re-
u 4r fhat otherR also dislike. them.
- - you are merely passing the
I441 along when you shirk.-Atchi-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-25
FOR SALE.

BEST so-ACRE pARs IN CoNN.
Three miles to swi!IImasatic, 1 mile
house. large stock barn with Basement.
helhouse. sheds. fcehouse, etc. all
buildings "a No. $50 acres extra III
woodland running spring water 125
fine young bearing apple frees, with Is
pigs and complete line of wagons and
farming toolS.ss Milk or cream sold at
door. Price it SOLD this week, $4,000
Pictures and lists.
TRYON'S AGENCY. =
WHlimentIc. Cenn. !
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-25

We will know the new secretary of
the interior II d diplomat If he let's
the president beat him AT golf. Pitts
burg Sun.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-25
TO 4 POET A sfHousAND YEARS
HENCE.

II who am dead a thousand years
And wrote this sweet archaic song
Send you my words for messenzers
The way shall not pass along
81 can not II yor. hrifs~o IT, seas
or ride secure the cruel sky.
Or build coDsummate palaces
OF metal or OF masonry.
''But have you wine and music stiIn
And statues and brfght-eyed love,
And foolish thoughts OF good and III
And prayers of them who cit above2
How shall we conquer? Like a wind
That falls at eve our fancies blow,
And old Maeonides the blind
Said it three thousand years ago.
70. friend unseen. unborn. unknown.
student of our sweet English tongue,
Read out my words at night. alone:
/ was poet I was Young.
Since I can never see your face.
And never siake you by TIE hand
send my soul through time and space
10 greet you. You will understand
James E1roy Flicker.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-25

One hundred and fifteen Great
Northern locomotives are being over
hauled and changed from coal burners
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-25

James NJ. Huston of Washington.
Pa, bought pipe in Illinois so years
ago for 500 and now he advertiscs
that he wants to trade 1t for an an :
toYncbiIe. Experts say 1t il worth
$1,000. The pipe is 200 years old and
Is a. carved and colored German meer-
schaunl.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-25

WHEN yop giant TO put your busis
ness before the public. there il no me-
dunn bette. than tbronG h the advertis-
ing columns OF The Euuetin.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-25

or course. Mr.. Bryan's presence in
111in<t0n guarantees the harmony
- t4E barty Mr.. Bryan fairly exudes
X44zopy In democratic councils
1l41-t9n Post
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-25

U6zIqfacturers in the United States
41)o@lea 104;Ss3.s3s pounds OF print
- PrDer last year. F<
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-25

Essas Morse Of North Livermors
Me-, has COW from whose mia h
has. obtained an average Of a pound
Of butter day since June. The con
il more than 20 years old, but her
teeth are good and she eats her food
as we'll, apparently as she ever did
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-25

= The production of tin and tcrne
plates in the United States in the CAL
endar year 1909, the latest for which
statistics are available, Was t,371.000.-
600 pounds, the largest total for any
year in the history of Americas pro-
DUCT or
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-25
MUCH IN LITTLE

The foreign tourists who visited
Japan last year totaled 1925. Include
ing 1851 EngIishmen, $3.50 Amerf-
cans and $40 Chinese This shows
an increase of some 200 as compared
with the preceding year.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-25

vi y T. = g. - ".
\ 0a'rs az, rich ~ Pass q bose.
A tlaS ssand men four eomnsa<o
whsn YOU Happen 10 wish to r~s
You ! oxa broad acres and city b5oeass
% j Knocks assn % 'sn're no
OF the envious ones below; each
while : others ares toilins for ntns
You add more lsespr to your heaps u
You're rich. 50 rich that you never
To Vince or worry when bills are
You're rich: when you feel that you're
You IN may % quit fhe7 scenes where the
foolish strives
You may. hunt Tor pleasure in pastures
And forget your cares. but you never
You're rich; men wait I'm your ante
To ask your favor or learn your
The market weakens when you are
Your frown is cause for widespread
You're rich; you can give men hope Or
Them to hopelessness; each day you
With efforts that make you richer
b still, ~ -. ~.
That makes you mishtier, higher loom.
You're rich; when you wish tou may
take your case,
You may leave the murk and the
CRIME behind:
You may Journey IN search Of sights
You may look ana rest and forget
the grind; tsF
You may a5s. claim such soys as the favores
May ever possess, tlt you never do.
-Chica&o Record Herald.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-25

.WAnrEp.

-. -
MANTEDA 1aundress sat the
Hackus Hospital apr20d
M 4 w = = :, - - - -1-zzs ~
" 3 II ~. 81
fi1is S ONCE sprss5
EVNrsSs1o a. x-,sr1s- -. i-,7s. -. n
- 3 e - = 4, ~ Il
c4 ~, IS 81 handnng ar kinns eLr nagf ~.
s,auc pisin oyed an9 lzlnteo e Dlie ss
Ply tsts l9 ATlanlh9 to Box 2ey, bufiell1 "
lls-1sa e .lns ala Y N1.lLca: -Pl -
~ ~ s1s: a. s ERs and 9th ers TO knew
~, IS - 5nahS nelEo y q! 2
ms n,H ,nssvlss an ea2a stI
~, u ? AuI i e NeIfy. Iedsei iAe pl '
a1so
ames Iurnisned, Lor.e; we've
apr24d $500.
~ 4 1aFrrers- ! - ). g =. z-, :, ;, : = Z e
oi aan lyr EsHSr a. s7
~ s ~ ~ e xs g
after o'clock to Mrs. William 81.
snields, % Churchs street. aprz2d
THE WEssTf-1a11sT eN0 WI 1s1V
Boardinr " Home ~ ared neeniG 4
nIeasa,,tIv .it.,nts Sc 81 3, s,as
IN a,.u r
-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-25

Z LAST FAM The sinsp4etnr of frii1f pe<ts
in Vancouver province condemned two
cars OF imported yellow Newton pip
pins within one week, which, shows
the determination OF the provincial
authorities to allev nothing IN the
fruit line to enter into British CO.
Iu.nbia ti16t woui6z hiring d&n&er0u0
pests Into the conpuHity-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-25

OsaAa. city OF 1,22C.50o inhabitants
and 27S,717 houses. is situated on the
fiat. LOW living ground at, the ps0uf.s
OE2 kas lay. and : hi conseqifepck/ pow
erful ;ppniping mashfneFy has to 10
employed in the distribution Of water
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-25
$1,000

will buy fine 7-roorn cottage. GEN.
trally located and In fine condition.
steam heat, set tubs, gas. bath and
toilet. Only 8 little cash required.
e. A. PRENTICE. So Cliff Street.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-25

ID.
to board. Call 515-2. apr25d
co1 = 40 49,. ...,-
f1H SALE-l, uuV sceoaL posLs, psa =
poleasand pea brush. Address r. W.
austen. I anllc. 1onn. apr 10u
with calf by her side. ali young. nice
cows: also two horses. one seven and
the other nine years old. sound, kind
sn9 Sen.se; WIZ veg g Dpu. t1co ss,cn
Tel. 2i7Ss. Norwich Ex ~-s' ~
FoR SALE The house form riy.
I aseiirerrav,ae - nea III Z NnrW;cl1
T,ousn t tr rooms ana basement:
stes,., hast In<;,,,ra ~, inc premisas,
abrs5 ad1 : al'a ~ 2 - 'ne = g4'''' -
pics rOR S415LT,vo Chester white
5oWs bred ch for rss tts e. Wslsns DGy
lam Rreha1yf. Pleasant VafISv. Will
man tic, Com. Prone No. 6s-l4. apr25d
ron SALE-one bay horse. weight
1leo. sound, COED worker and driver;
ing 19vel GOOD y1orEer and driver mice
:. -,..;-.;.,-z ,,-s-..
weieht ia5o SOMA and and tind ssuit n
roa ados o od mg f,'iiu en1,,n,,ed
For particulars, address Box 4S7, Moo
sup, Cts or Tel. CO.. apr24d
= - = - :. : = -, =
N SteFt Ee,a 20 s, ~ n
: 49,: =. =
ls ~, pigeons Gos .,
naiors, prooders, etc GroespecK y
. :s = =.
srCt< ? AA4A1---f lIty%Va5ielaes, eggs LOT
iaene Fee SONG Elm, poyitSy p Ysrds c and
Stock Farms Established 1889. Hart
ford Conn. apr24d
NO e - ,.+-.e-s :, =
aat trs, .ia.L s,,a ssvrac,, Z Syy;,yai rl@r-s
one pair blocks with rope. Telephone
1877. apr1d
E01 . - - -,-,,.,<,, 49,, =, :; .
confffion with I,afhron IL n ZEN en-
CINE: as good as new. Price very low.
-. =. - :, - :
= l ryn sE-A modei ~ IyVo Oios-
Z in ~, .Iourlng car: al IN, 5000 run
Aadres au g. Box s 80 station lon x Hart sr
= s = -
EUR SA4nE-one brood mare by
r5H n : wliakes, price >Iyo'- one gen
Y Ii. conn s souo 9exgs m anrsaa
FOR 'sALE-Two@ new 1911 automo-
bifes Of non,ilar axes 20 per cent.toff
to close tEems out nj. A. Norton, II
aighiand St, Hartford. apr20d
For SAIELA f3ne upright plane AL
most new: must be sold 6efore A Nav Il
as party is going to move; great chance.
Write w L. Bulletin apr2Od
y. pTn70cE P1-vwo17r11 Roes1x g
A fawsastirs ~ ~ 80 ~. s,io a a ).
z = II ~ 800 =, cSS s,s ~ Ssn;t psl
aprsod ''Do0 /" - ~ eo''
- y 10 ------------
!, ,1l3,.o 80 e 49,, = n,1S
- - a--ss &C. :. = ------ - :. y ~
FOR SALE-Eight-roorlf cottage all
modern conyeniences first class coudi-
tion. very easy terms Apnlv 81 Clane-
mont Ave aprigd
I :
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-25
ron SALE.

FOR sALE1 200-1b horse; price $s5
D board Call 515-2 aprz5d
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-25

WANTED-A maid Tor general house
Work: no washing or ironing; good
wages. Apply foreaoons or evenings
after IS o'clock to mrs. William H
shields, 81 Church Street apr22d-s
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-25

EGGS AND CHICKS FOR SALE from.
the following breeds: Silver, White and
Buff -W.yaffdottes, White Leghorn and
Barred Plymouth Rocks; 81 and So a
setting; incuba .cr eggs. 81 and So a
hundred. Day Did chicks. IL and 10
cents apiece Brook Farm, Eagleville.
CT. Tel. 10x-6. Willimantic Div. mar7d
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-13
FAIR At BEACH !. ):
PROMISES. TO Be
Splendid. Event.
/ d Exhibits Have Been Sc
tured, and Many Forms
h Of Amusement:
tspecIa r to the TribunsO

NopeCIA ~ " VIZ stsVOtsSS =
81 BEACH, N. D., Sept. 1s.-Arrange-
me hts are RAJ idly being eompleted for
tho Interstate fair whichswill be held
here commencing September g.. The
management has been working hard
and perseveringly to make the 1911
exhibition not only the best, but also
tho biggest fair ever ever held in this
section of the state. There will be
omadisplay fine exhibits of the prod
ucts of the famous Golden Valley, the
pr3ce where bumper crops are raised.
The stock and machinery exhibits
viii also be worthy of attention.
MANY entertainment features have
bean provided for the edification OF
the hundreds of people who will flock
into the fair. Among them Will be
Gardner's real Wild west show, de-
picting the life of the plains in former
days. The wild west will have a
mndern rival in the person of r. c.
SGHenry, Lucky Bob" as he is often
til1es called, who will make several
fl hts in his Curtiss biplane, Sweet
hSrt." Many prizes have been Of
fefed and there ie considerable RI
yalry among grain and stock grow.
ELS as to who is to carry off the blue
ribbons. The fair promises to be one
Of The best ever held in the state.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-13
=. SYNDICATE ] IS
PLANNING BIG
ELECTRIC PLANT
Six Million Dollars to be
Expended in Developing
Power

SPOKANE, Wash, Sept. 13.-Six
million dollars is to be expended by
a Massachusetts, syndicate in develop
ing 10000 horsepower electrical en-.
ergy at Kootenai Falls, Mont, for
distribution in western Montana,
northern Idaho and northeastern
Washington, according to J. A. Coram
of Boston, who is in Spokane with his
son, Chester d. Coram, and Chandler
M. Wood, counsel for the corporation.
The plant will be located at a point
about seven miles east of Troy, Idaho,
and II miles west of Libby, Mont,
the mile pipe line from the Kootenai
river diverting 5000 cubic feet at $50
feet head. Mr.. Coram estimated that
two, years will be required to COM
plete the works, adding that it is
planned to deliver power to the min
ing camps in Idaho, Montana and
Washington and factories in Spokane
and other cities at less cost than the
present schedule. The principal pow.
er transmission lines will be as fol-
lows: Kalispell, Mont, 100 miles;
Spokane, 80 miles; Wallace, Idaho, 60
miles; Standpoint, Idaho, 3S miles, and
Republic, Wash, the new gold camp,
40 miles.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-13
LARIM0RE man
PROVED NOT TO
Be DYNAMI1ER
Case Against Suspected Los
Angeles Times wrecker
Dismissed
ESPECIAL to the Trtbune)

LARIMORE, N. d.. Sept. 13.-It has
been learned that the farm hand en-
ployed on the Elk Valley who gave
his name as Stephen X. Smyth, was
not implicated in the dynamiting of
the Los Angeles Times building.
Smyth was recently arrested on a
warrant sworn to by M. w. Edwards
of Larimore, on the grounds that his
description tailed with that of the
man sought by the Los Angeles au-
thorities. There was great excite
ment in this town when he was ar
rested. However, when the Los An
geles police were heard from Smyth
failed to tally with their description
in one or two important respects.
While his name was Smyth and the
wanted mans alias is Schmidt, and
although he has but one eye, he was
shorter in stature and did not wear
a glass eye as it was said the missing
dynamiter did. Consequently the JUS
tice before whom Smyth was hailed
decided to dismiss the case.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-13
UNKNOWN man
DIES At WIBAUX

WIBAUX, Montana, Sept. ia
strange man was found dead in a SIT
ting position on a pile of lumber in
the alley just north of the Bilyen
hotel.
The city officials were Immediately
notified and the body was removed
to the city morgue, where an inquest
was later held upon the arrival of Cor
oner Kinney, from Glendive.
The deceased had been in the city
but a few days as near as can be
learned and up to the present his
identity has not been made known,
though it is believed that at one
time he was blacksmithing at Glen
dive.
After the inquest it was ascertained
that the stomach of the dead man
contained bar oil and later it was
revealed that the man was seen drink
ing the oil from can, which was
taken away from him on the evening
previous to his death.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-13
State Weddings

Wednesday, August 80, was the
wedding day of Miss Florence Flet-
cher, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Flet-
cher of Red Lake Falls, MIMI, and
Rev. William Anderson, of Rugby, N.
D. The ceremony occurred at the
home of the bride. The happy couple
left for Rugby shortly after the we'd
ding ceremony.
Married, at the residence of Chas.
B. Pillsbury in Devils Lake, on Satur.
day, Sept. 2, Mr.. George w. Taylor
and Miss Sadie Stella Sherbino, Rev.
George B. Dennison, officiating. Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor will make their home
in Cando.
Saturday, Sept. 2, occurred the mar
riage Of Miss Flossie McCaherty, of
Bowdle, South Dakota, and Mr.. Frank
A. Briley, of Glendale. Rev. J. w.
Episcopal church performing the
ceremony, in the presence Of only the
parents Of the groom, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. T. Briley, and Miss Eva Nc
Cafferty, of Bowdle, a sister of the
bride Mr.. and Mrs. Brilcy will make
Glendale their home.
-:
The marriage of Harriet Eleanor
Wilkinson, of Williston, to John H.
Wellington, Of Moose Jaw, Sask., was
solemnized yesterday morning at nine
o'clock at the residence Of C. H. Nc
Kay, of Williston, by the Rev. c. B.
Runnalls of Saint Peters Episcopal
church. Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington de-
parted for Minneapolis, the first point
on wedding trip that will take in
the Twin Cities, Denver, Salt Lake
City and thecities of the coast. They
will be at home in Moose Jaw after
December 1.
The marriage of Editor Chris Her.
manson Of the White Earth Record
and Mrs. Mayme Hart of the same
community was performed by Judge
Medbury of White Earth. The bride
is a we'll known and respected lady
of White Earth, N. D., where her
pleasing manners and amicability
haze won her a host of friends who
wish her every happiness. Chris is
one of the old time newspaper men
and is 'ell known throughout the
state A host of riends extend their
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-13
WILL APPEAL
WOODS CASE

BOWMAN, N. D., Sept. 13-An ap-
peal to the supreme court of the state
is to be taken in the Denver Woods
case, the most famous murder case
that has been tried in southwestern
North Dakota. Woods was convicted
of manslaughter in the first degree
last April, being given sentence Of
thirteen years in the penitentiary. The
murder of Adelbert Stone Grove, in
cold blood was charged to Woods,
but the jury reduced the seriousness
of the offense to manslaughter.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-13
M|DW|NTER FAIR
FOR Devils lake
ESPECIAL to the Tribune)


DEVILS LAKE, N. D., Sept 12-The
matter of holding a midwinter fair or
festival, which was thoroughly dis
cussed at a recent meeting of the
commercial club, is rapidly growing in
favor, and it is possible that definite
action will be taken in regard to the
matter in the very near future. It
is proposed that the fair be held in
connection with the regular farmers
day institute, thereby giving the far
mers greater incentive to be in atten-
dance. Premiums will be offered for
the best exhibits of farm produce, and
there will also be prizes for the best
displays of fancy work and articles
in the culinary department. It is
also planned to arrange for number
of forms of entertainment for the
fair visitors.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-13
NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST
SPOKANE Wants
OFFICIAL !. :f|LIRl

SPOKANE, Wash, Sept. 13.-Chief
Doust of the Spokane police depart
ment. is ready and willing to pay a
handsome salary to young woman
with pretty face and engaging man
ners to act as official flirt. Escorts
will be provided. He also had q job
Tor a female impersonator with a
knockout punch in each hand. The
purpose of attaching these new off,
Gals to the department is to discour-
age the practice of men accosting
women and girls in the streets.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-13
CARD GAME
ENDS IN ROW
Especial to the Tribune)

LAKOTA, N. D. Sept. 13-Hallie
Langhof, of Fargo, came here to have
a little time and spent the time in a
card time. A dispute arose in which
a negro was charged with cheating
and Halle bounced a chair off his
head. The coon did not take kindly
to the treatment and proceeded to
puncture Halle with a knife. 1t is
thought the wounds of the Fargoan
will not prove fatal, although they are
serious The slasher is in Jail and
will be taken to Grand FORKS for safe
keeping.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-13
ALMOST .Wh|RLED
Death
fsnee,al to the Trlbune)

NECHE, N. D., Sept. 12-The ten
year old son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Porter
of Morris, Manitoba, is lowering be-
tween life and death as the result of
a horrible accident which nearly
caused instant death. The boy was
standing in grain elevator when his
coat caught a revolving shaft, whirl-
ing him of his feet. Before he could
be extricated from his perilous posi-
ton a big hole was torn in his side
and he also sustained severe internal
injuries.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-13
NEW PUMP INSTALLED.

WILL1STON, N. D.-The installa-
ton of the new pump and other re-
pairs and improvements that are TAX
ing place at the city water and light
station are about completed, and the
plant will soon be ready to meet all
demands during the coming winter.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-13
JUDGE RASCh
leaves BENCH
, fspscIal to the Trlbune)

~ Especial to the Tribune)
MILES CITY, Mont, Sept. 13-Judge
Carl Rasch, of the United States dis
trict court of Montana, whose resigna-
ton as federal Judge was sent to
President Taft several days ago,
states that his only reason for resign
ing was that he preferred private prac
tice to a position on the bench. Loc-
ally, strong mention is made Of Judge
Charles Loud, one of the pioneers Of
the state. 49,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-13
BOOSTERS MAY ORGANIZE

o000 GU0 "VH 0V01N1NUGe
MINOT, Sept. 13-There is strong
sentiment in thia section of the state
that a Northwest North Dakota Boost
er's League should be organized to
exploit the unlimited resources Of
this portion of the greatest agricul-
tural state in the Union.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-13
DIED OF PNEUMONIA.

GRAND FORKS, N. D., Sept. 49,
James Hawkins, found dead in his
room over the Matheson restaurant,
came to North Dakota from Wiscon-
sin Is years ago. Death, was due to
pneumonia, and a sister in Duluth
will take charge of the remains as the
dead man leaves no relatives in this
state.