Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-29
N0RIHWES1LETS

Cavalier, N. D,-Neil Thomson, aged IS,
a pioneer settler and one of the most
prominent residents of Pembina county,
died at his home.
visited by a fire which destroyed the
John Robinson barber shop and the j..
Q. Jacobson poor hall. entailing a total
loss Of about So, 900.
Woodworth, n. D:-!An immense prairie
fire was started Monday night by a
freight train west of Vashti. 1t burned
the prairies for several miles ana I'd
considerable damage. Earl Standenraus
had the misfortune to lose 40 tons of hay
Devils Lake, \. ,D;.-Fire DESTROYED The
hase and occupied by the Chase hard.
ware. and the j. K. Haslam general store
entailing a loss of So, 1000 to Chase and a
larger amount to Haslam.
four miles west Of FLASHER on section 30,
1859, recently disposed of his land to
tllNm. Zumbrock, at the splendid price ct
$40 per acre. Mr.. Karhoff filled on tie
land about five years ago and has been
very successful in his farming operations
Mandan. ~. D.-Worrying because his
fiance had failed to return his affections,
CHARLES Whisky, who recently came hure
from Minneapolis to take a position as d
clerk in a local store, was adjudged in
sane. Relatives took him backk TO Mime
apolis. E
Grand Forks, N. D.-Message, sent out
by the wireless station at the state uni.
verSlty have been heard at Memphis, Tenn
a distance Of over 1000 mites, according
to word received by DIR. A. II. Taylor,
from the Christian Brcthprs' college in the
southern city. which mas a wireless plant.
Hannaford, N. D.-Ilannaforl is get
ting TO be well known as 4 horse market,
Cnt firm alone has shipped over 100 head
Ct horses during the past year. Just re-
Gently n carload Df horses were shlpp.d
to Michigan where they will be used in the
woods this winter.
Luverne, Minr.-~.Arthnr Freeze. resid
ing twelve miles northeast Of mere, lost
control OF his motorcycle while OH his
way "a town and was brown fracturing
his righ: Leg ned the hip
Fond lu Lac. Wis.-SettlelnGnt Of The
the victims of the Titantic disaster. was
affected in probate court here YESTERDAY.
The value Of he esat is $s7,471.S $.
Dadwood. S. D.-More neftS If prop
est service il the Black Hills resulted ia
the arraiHsnmcn OF W.i;:lm M;tc.tll an /
ed in Hill City. Schmidt pleaded guilty
put Mitchell denied any connection with
the affair. Both We're bound over under
$3.50 bail for the federal court.
Lead, s. D.-Local police officials have
been informed that the Omaha police have
finally caught Thomas Carside. who left
mere several months ago. following the
appe ara1lce OF several worthless checks
~ - g iSo# llIo lI c sNss#L Hu- -. ~.
Winona, Minn.-The priests of, the Win
INA diocese have agreed together to fur
nlsh the large new college building of st.
Nary's college.
Lc Sueur Center, Minn.-Burglars enter
ed the jewelry store Of. Frank Kinda als
stole between $500 and 500 worth of
jWelry. &B
Moorhead, Minn.--The first of a course
Of lectures to be delivered AT each Of
the four consolidated schols in Clay
COUNTY, Will he given tho #nn,11ipr ,vaolY h,
Professor George S. Howard of the ex-
tension department of the state university
Scotland, S. D.-Reports, made at the
annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
German Mutual Farmers Insurance com.
lpaDy showed that during the year fire
losses a~ggregating s13,S21.5 so were paid.
S!cyton. Minn.-The railroad bridge a
mile west Of town was DESTROYED by friie.
Sanse Of the fire is not known. Traffic
on the branch will be interrupted for sew
eral days. Trains from either enil Of the
branch meet at the bridge, there trans.
frrs a k plac.