Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-05
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Taylor n. D.-Car Rahlen, one of
the most prominent citizens Of this sec
! ton died at the home of his parents at
, ter a short illness with acute appendix
| tits.
MinOt n .D.--Attorney r. A. Ncstos
was reelected president of the state lib
rariAn's association and Wahpeton was
selected as the meeting place for the
next year.
| Minot, n DIP. f. Heating, for the
past several years tranmaster for the
Great Northern at this place has been
, promoted to superintendent Of the Sioux
| City, Ia, division. a..
Glendive, Mont-IIric Fristad was SER
iously but fatally burned about the body
when he attempted to revive smolder-
ing fire with kerosene oil. A terrific ex-
plosion occurred
Beach, N. D.---4A new fire alarm whis-
tie has been installed by the FOCAL fire
department. the city divided into dis
tricts and signals devised for each dis
trict.'
war between local lumber dealers the
price Of lumber and building material has
reached figures which have never been
heard Of in this section Of the country
before.
New Rockford, N. D.-After occupying
his room with stranger during the
night Victor T.. Halberk awoke up to-
find his suit case, watch and money gone
and the stranger nowhere in sight. The
sneak thief has not been found as vet.
Marmarth. y. D.-A nugget of native
copper, Weighing nearly three pounds,
was found on the A. c. Huff farm. 1t
has caused much interest among the
people Of this section and it is expected
that the find will be investigated further.
New England. n. D.--A car load Of
milch cows shipped in here from south
ern Minnesota was quickly disposed or
to farmers in this vicinity. Another car
&
here in a Short time.
New England, y. D.--New England !
now has resident dentist, Pr. T. l.. i
stangebye having opened up Offices here here
ing building boom as the, result OF the
completion of the new farmers road. |
More than Il dozen buildings are now UNI
der construction. seven of which will be
cooperating into a city has started.
Sioux Falls, S. D.-Peter Gardner. q
committed suicide by swallow
ing carbolic acid.
er. was killed and three others injured
when the automobile in which they We're
riding era shed into a steel bridge
Langdon, N; D.-BeIeved to be vic
dead body of James Welsh, IL years old.
was found in a barn on the John Watson
farm near Clyde
Coome. S. D.--A son of C. F Caldwell,
OF this city. slept three nights with Il
Each night he heard pecul- /
jar sounds. but could not locate chem. !
On the third day he saw a rattlesnake /
crawling out of a hole in the mattress.
Hudson. Wis--John Hoffman. brake-
men for the Omaha railroad. was ground .
10 death under q freight car at Wood
VILE Wis.
E,scanaha. Mich.-Paul Hollert. a bar
Der Of Wells. was shot yesterday while
engaged in target practice, and died in
stantly.
Worthing, S. D-Preiminary arrange
lnents are being made for the annual
of the Lincoln County Sunday
School association this month.
Milbank, S. D.-Prelminary arrange
nents are being made for the annual con-
vpntion of the northeast district Of the .
Degree Of Honor lodges which is to be
held in Mlbank on Nov. 49,
Amboy. Minn.E r. Miller. who has
owned and edited the Amboy Herald for
several years, has sold the plant to Earl
Wilder.