Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-06
News oftho State

Milton Is having trouble over its
electric lighting proposition.
jeremiah Kic was found dead on the
railroad track near Steele.
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A new school will be built In Cleve-
land township, Ramsey county.
jamestown Is to have an up.tO-date
play ground which will open OF June
ll6.
Sisters of the Immaculate concep.
ton will open an academy at Penn
bina.
Sanborn will vote on the proposition
of building a city hall at an early
date.
The firm of Tallmadge & Meyer OF
New England have 900 acres in croo
near there.
Alfonso ALBANIA, an Italian, was bad
ly crushed under the wheels OF a work
train at Ladoga. ,. Z
A 3-year-Old boy was lost near Cen.
ire ana caused all kinds OF excitement
before he was found.
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The state school for the deaf at
Devils Lake had a very interesting
commencement program.
Miss Frances Foran was nearly Kill.
ed near LaMoure when the auto she
was driving turned turtle.
Twenty-Five farmers of Grand, Forks
county have entered the Nash con.
test for the best kept farm in the
county.
Mckenzie County Chronicle: Adj
vertising brings results. We adver-
tised for a boy and the stork brought
us one last week.
The motion picture man is finding
a field in North Dakota and there Will
be lots of motion pictures taken III
the state this year.
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G. l.. Bickford, former state treas
|urer, has been taking treatments in
a Minot hospital for an ailmen that
~auects his hearing.
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Some of the drinking men will have
An awful thirst il transportation com.
panies continue in their refusal TO
haul booze ito the state.
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DIR jordan Sherwood in a speech at
Fargo said that war killed off the
best and bravest men,. This is advO'
eating peace from another angle.
Under the will of Mrs. Alma ]. Par.
kin, late Of Mandan, her estate Of
500, 900 will be divided equally be-.
tween Lucille Van Solen and Louis C..
Kennedy.
Roy Marsh was killed and his broth.
er, Lawrence was badly injured by the
explosion Of a can of gasoline at Mil.
waukee, Wash. They were residents
of Cakes till two years ago..
The town of Taylor ia preparing to
hold a big market day some time this
month. On that day an auctiOneer
Will sell the products Of the farmer
and merchants will lower their prices.
Joe Austin, while standing on top OF
a load of rock near Bowdon, lost his
balance and fell, head down. His feet
were caught between the rock and he
was dragged a considerable distance.
1t is reported that horses are COM
ing back in the big cities and are
REPLACING motor trucks in many in.
stances. 1t is said that for short hauls
the horses are proving more econom'
ical.
r. E. Whitesel vas bound over at
Wlshburn after giving himself up, for
shooting Ernest Kriesel in the shoul.
der with a pistol. Whitesel says he
shot Kreisel in self defense following
an alteration.
A Mckenzie county farmer was
walking in the timber when he was at.
Hacked by a stallion that vas running
at large. He hastily climbed a tree in
which he, was kept by the enraged
animal for an hour.
The farmers elevator at Sarles was
totally destroyed by fire. When dis.
lowered the fire had gained such head
way that efforts to stop it were abso'
lutely futile. There were 5000 bush
els of wheat in the bins at the time.
A bolt of lightning struck the home
of NJ. j. LaVang of Edmore. and hit
the bed in which Mr.. LaVang and two
sons were sleeping. The bolt was of
terrific force and burned the two boys
somewhat but no serious damage was
done.
James Tracey was ordained to the
priesthood by the RI. Rev. James
O'Reilly bishop of Fargo, at St. Mary's
cathedral in Fargo. The ceremony
was largely attended by visiting
priests and laymen an dwas very i'm.
lpressive.
MANITOBA MEDICAL CONGRESS
Brandon, Man., June 5.-Several
hundred prominent physicians and