Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-12
NOR1BWES1LETS

Sheldon, N. D.-Fred Goodfellow,
farmer of the Engleyale district, nea
here, suffered loss Of $4,000 in ;
fire, which destroyed all the building
except his residence.
Minot, N. DRANK Oliver, color
ed, was arrested and charged will
keeping and maintaining a place TO
gambling He will probably receiv,
a hearing in police. court.
Tolley, N. D.-Creditors are search
ing for Joseph Baker who left. +;
note on the door that his place would
be closed q few days because he wa:
i'll and since then no one has beer
successful in locating him.
Pembina, N. D.--The Academy o1
Mary Immaculate, Pembina, will be
dedicated next Sunday, Bishop James
O'Reilly of Fargo officiating. The
academy was the court house OF PEN
bina county until the removal Of the
county seat to Cavalier.
Genesee, N. D.--Nettie Riley must
serve a 93day jail sentence and pay
fine for violating the prohibition
law, according to the decision Of the
supreme court. She was convicted
and sentenced at term Of court IN
this county, and appealed. The orig.
ipal decision was affirmed
Alexander, N. D-Alexander is at
last linked by steel rails to the out
side world. The track-laying gang
of the Great Northern finally reached
this point and every person in Alex
ander and residents of the country
for several miles were here to wei.
come the arrival.
Manning, n. Dan effort was
made to defeat the proposed bond
issue for the agricultural high school
by the circulation of rumors that the
commissioners were pledged to locate
it at Halliday. This angered the
other towns. The commissioners are
out with signed statement in which
they announce they have made no
promises and are not bound in any
manner.
Wolford, n. D.-Found lying dead
along the road, Hans p. Hanson is
supposed to have been the victim OF
a runaway accident. The wagon sea,
was found alongside his body and
his neck, was broken. 1t is thought
he was pitched out of the rig while
the horses were running away. There
were no witnesses to the fatality.
Warwick, n D.-The Utilities com,
pany Of Devils Lake, which is owned
by Dakota and Minnesota capitalists
with r. z. CorsOn OF Fargo. as the
active head, will establish a light,
power and heating plant and.a water
works system in Warwick. The ar
engagements have all been completed
for the deal
Upham, N. D.-The capital of the
local creamery is to be increased as
result of the annual meeting held
here. The plant is a profitable one
and the stockholders want it, enlarged.
: Half the proposed increase was raised
at the stockholders meeting and the
rest will be given to prospective new
stockholders. and patrons.
Minot, N. D.-County court will
convene on Tuesday, Jan. Z, with
Judge William Murray presiding.
One Of the biggest patches of Grim.
inal and civil cases ever up before
term. ''i'
Grand Forks, N. D-John Herriot,
one of the pioneer residents of Elk.
mount township, this county, is dead.
pneumonia being the cause. Mr.. Her.
riot was born in Scotland. and was
I'll years Of age in October. He is
survived by wife aud two grown chill
dren. Mrs. p. H. FOuntaine of near
Dahlen, and John Herriot OF Failand,
Williams county, this state.
Mandan, n D.-Sixty.tive carloads
OF grain have been received in Man
dan for transfer to the east during
the past few weeks from the knife
river extension west Of Stanton.
Grain has been shipped on the half
completed line of the Northern Pacl-.
tic since the rails passed Hazen.
Grand Forks, N. D.--The local ty.
biographical union has elected these
officers: President, L. J. A(lrasch
ko: vice president, Fred Hummel;
secretary-treasmer, A. ]. Tagley; re-.
cording secretary, Victor Peterson;
sergeant at arms, j. A. Neville; exc
c1tive board. William Hollingerr
James Curran and Thomas Collie;
auditing committee, Otto Keller,
George W. Jones and ]. Torkelson;
label committee. Cross. Nykof, Cur
ran, English, ellison. Collie and H.
Brown.
Drayton, N. D.-A patent for a flex.
ible drawbar for traction engines has
been issuad to IT. Fl. Junkin and
Charles Edwards, Both of Drayton.
Walhalla, N. DRANK Lee, local
resident. was present ,at a ball Sat.
urday night, just before he was de-
clared a sufferer from smallpox.
Though not feeling veyY well during
the evening he remained at the dane.
ing party until 2 a. m. Six hours lat
er he was pronounced ilfzwith small
pOX.
Wimbledon, N. D.-Fire of I'M
known Origin totally; destroyed the
large More Bros hardware store
Sunday morning. The fire was dis
covered at 3 and then had such a
Roadway that it was impossible to
check the flames or save anything OF
value.
The total loss is estimated at $40.
600, $4,000 on the stock and $4,000
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