Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-22

News ofthe State

OtuIltOH HItuS IL hC" h'5u ~
building.
Hankinson Us planning for their next
annual meeting.
Grand Forks is planning It's pro-
posed city abattoir.
There are about forty new resi-
dences under construction In Minot.
The Binford mail service was dis.
continued Monday, June 1G, as prac-
ticaliy all the mail Is now carried on
the railroad.
Jack EOatz of B.sbee, Is loser by a
bad fire which destroyed the barn on
the Goodman place. Two horses, three
colts, a quantity of feed and hay were
also burned.
A proposition has been made to put
a ferry across the Missouri at Stan
to nand The Mercer County Republi-
can urges the citizens OF Stanton to
get busy and secure the ferry.
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The st. Agnes parochial school in
Kenmare held their first annual COM
mencement exercises in the school
auditorium with three graduates COM
pleting the eighth grade course.
s.
+. l.. Sherman, former secretary Of
the Minot Commercial club, now sales
manager for the Minot Flour Mill Co.,
has started on a 65O-mile auto trip
Through the western part Of the state
and Montana.
THE home OF John Eye, near Mott,
was struck by a twister during the
aight and entirely destroyed. Blye's
wife and daughter were injured, being
struck by flying furniture. They We're
rescued by neighbors.
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While shooting gophers in a pas
ture at Buffalo, with a shot gun,
Adolph Stickey, recently of Claris-
sa, MIMI, shot off a part Of his right
foot. He was taken to a hospital in
Fargo for treatment.
An invitation has been extended to
w. P. Porterfield of Fargo, to deliver
an address before the national meet
ing of the druggists at Nashville, Tenn.
RE is state senator and a member Of
the state pharmaceutical board.
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1t required sixteen stitches to close
the wounds in the head of Mail Car.
rier Albert Beckstad at Walcott. His
team ran away and he was thrown
with such injuries that for a time it
was thought taoihrdluetaoihrdl tao.n
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Mike Meier of Linton, had his skull
fractured in two places and a hip dis.
located when the motor car on which
the section crew was riding jumped
the track. He was taken to a hospi.
tai and is in a serious condition.
f.. w. Hall, who was recently select
ed as field agent for Williams county
by Secretary Cooper of the state Bet
ter Farming association will arrive at
Williston the latter part OF the week.
He will have Offices in the court
house. "
Ashley Tribune: Mike Konrad,
charged with having caught a small
10y and cut the end of one OF the lit
tie fellows toes, was given a hearing
before Justice OF the Peace Bodman
last Friday and Monday and was dis
charged.
A. W.. Larse of Cogswell, saved the
life of Clarence Carey at Buffalo lake.
The latter had been fishing. His pole
slipped away and washed out into the
lake. He swan after it mad was at
tackled by cramps and was being
drowned when Larse reached his side.
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Oscar Eidahl's house caught fire at
Dickey from a leaking gasoline stove,
and burned to the ground: Practically
nothing was saved. Mrs. Eidahl had
her hand burned while trying to
smother the fire with a blanket. She
and her little children were alone
when the fire started.
When the auditor for the Standard
Oil company arrived at Hope, to check
up the local agency he found that Geo.
Lockwood, the local 'm.lnager, was
missing. 1t is claimed the books
without support as a result Of the
Lockwood and a large family are left
absence Of the husband and father.
Herbert King, aged 26, single, was
injured while working on the dam be.
ing constructed by the Northern Paci-
fc at Mott. While raising a pile
driver, the rope broke, hurting a crow
bar wit hmuch force, striking King
and rendering him unconscious for
one hour. King was a former school
teacher here.
The Grand Forks Herald kicks be.
cause the Fargo papers sometimes
mention the fact that the interstate
fair Is to be held at the state" fair
grounds. If the recollection of the
|, kernel editor lis not greatly at fault,
} The Herald has pulled this same stunt
off in other years at Grand Forks
but Of course that's different.
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B. B. Bobb of Haynes has absolutely
the biggest and best field of alfalfa lin
Itho southwestern ma ri IF tho state n