Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-31

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The Ten Years Ago column in The
Courant at Bottineau says that DR..
O.. b. Lunde came down from Lake
Metigoshe in his automobile in 50 IL
minutes. a distance OF fourteen miles.
So
"The Stampede" Il great roundup
and carnival OF fun. to be held in Dew
lis Lake, Wednesday, all day, Aug. 8.
was definitely decided upon at a meet
ing of the Yacht and Boat club OF
that city.
Deputy Game Warden Schantz Of
Mandan is touring the southern part
of the state, he landed two illegal
fishermen, had them heavily fined and
he is now after "%soOners" whom he
sails he will land.
The Degree of Honor lodge at New
Rockford are to have a tag" day for
the benefit Of the sanitarium which
the state organization is to establish
at Dunseith for the cure Of persons
affected with tuberculosis.
John Fitzpatrick of Poplar Grave,
one of the we'll known old pioneers
of Ramsey county and a prominent
farmer, died at the home of his sis
ter, Mrs. j. p. McCarten, in Devils
Lake, following an illness of several
months.
At the McHenry harvest festival.
last week. the CooperstoWn boys won
second. third and fourth money in
the gun club tournament, carried Oft
the honors in the tennis match and
lost the ball game to Binford by a
score of 2 to /.
The grain is filling most excellently,
and there have been no winds or
| storms to break down the straw. Corn
is looking fine. Land wner in La
Moure county are glad they are alive
in the statement of The Echo at La
Moure. .
Raymond Hanson, son Of Mr.. and
| Mrs. M. A. Hanson of Grand Forks,
may be crippled for life as the result
of a motorcycle accident at the state
fair grounds Saturday evening. Keith
Bacon of Grand Forks was also pain
fully hurt.
At Noonan John MorroWs. pleading
guilty to a charge of criminal assault,
was sentenced by Judge John Leigh
ton to five years in the state peniten-
tiary. He was arrested on the com.
plant of Henry Alman,. acting for his
~13-year-old daughter.
! -
Oscar Peterson of %Sheyenne. N. D..
was shot and killed by a Canadian
constable several days ago, according
to advices received here. Peterson
resisted arrest. when he was shot
down, the affair occurring at a'small
place in northwest Canada.
-
Commissioner Ladd's fight with the
representatives of the tobacco trust
over a. substitute for snuff that is be-
ing sold in this state. has the indorse-
ment Of the attorney general, who
has ruled that the right cut does
not. come under the head Of the ex-
captions.
The boys of the agricultural de-
partment of the Valley City High
school have made a fine display Of
wheat, other grains and vegetables
from the department farm north of
the city and those who have cen the
display declare it to be a remarkably
good one.
AS a result of the meeting of the
democratic county committee at Car
rington, V. T.. Nelson was chosen as
the man who would be recommended
for the appointment of postmaster
there. Eighteen ballots were taken
before he received the necessary
two-thirds majority vote.
1t will require the sum of $4,000
to lay pipes for water mains in Car
ringtoa. and an election for the pur-
pose of issuing bonds has been call
ed for Aug. Is. The water supply in
Darlington has been limited this sum
mer and it is not thought this plan
to extend the system will receive
much opposition.
Kid Trailor, the boldest horse rus
tier in the northwest, is said to be
safe behind strong bars in Montana.
much to the rejoicing of farmers and
ranchmen in western North Dakota
near the border lines. The longer
the term he gets, if convicted, the bet
ter a great many good, honest farm
ers will like the judge and jury.
The action against Supe. r. G. War
rem of the Ward county schools for
an accounting, involving about $15,
900, probably will not be tried at the
present term of court Warren Is
being sued for a large amount, which,
lit is charged, was expended for mile
age. etc, without cause, and con.
trary to law.
The 500 railroad company is re
ported to have made the town o.
Courtenay an offer of 20 cars of gray.
ell free for the construction Of a GER
tain public highway leading from the
,north into Courtenay. The Courte
nay people were anxious to secure
the improved roadway, but 1t is said
that opposition to doing the worl
n thFOu4h one Of the townships north