Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-05
NORTbWES1LETS

Roscoe, N. D.-Fire on the main street
! of Roscoe destroyed Harteit's hardware
store, barber shop and tailor shop
/ Hebron. N. Done of the features Of
the extensive building operations now
under way at the Hebron Fire and Press
ed Brick company plant here viii be the
home Of the employees.
Fargo, NJ D.-A direct car, If not q
direct train, from Hannah, Langdon. Nil
ton, Park River and other towns along
that line to Fargo is the request of the
people of Fargo will make to the Great
| Northern.
Wlliston, N. D.--PIans are about com.
pleted for the Elks' building here and ne
contract will be let this winter The cost
| of the new building is t ODE about Sl5ooI
NJ. j. Borden Is chairman of the comlnit-
| tee
| Grand Forks, N. DR.. 3. Griffith, pres
| ident of the North Dakota Enforcement
Fargo, where. he. will attend meeting
| OF the organizations executive commit.
! tee. At that time Superintendent w. L.
| Watkins will present a report on the
early results of the financial campaign.
Grafton. N. D.-A. +. Forsyth. one Of
at his home here at the. age of Y years.
Death was due to complications incident
to old age. Deceased is survived by three
daughters and one son, his wife having
preceded him in death several months ago
Grand aForks, N. Dat the regular
meeting of the directors Monday plans
for the annual Commercial club member.
ship campaign were discussed. The cam.
paign will be held Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday of next week, Definite plans
for the campaign will be formulated later.
Cando, N. D.-The case Of A. d. Wick
line against Floyd Roberts. on triel in
the district court here, was dimissed on
motion of the plaintiff Saturday after
noon The case was the most important
on the calendar Of the Towner county
term, great interest centering in 1t.
Fargo, N. D.-There will be a special
session of the state supreme court in
Fargo Saturday for the purpose of admit
ting to the bar those who pass the exam!
ination being conducted this week by the
state board of bar examiners. About 20
young men are writing the examination
Manning, N D.-Manning has received
an O. K. on it's water supply. There were
many cases of typhoid fever in this local
ity and fearing there might be infected
wells, samples of water from dozen or
more were sent for analysis. The reports
are very encouraging, none Of them being
affected serious enough to cause alarm
and some of them showing up especially
pure.
Hilsboro, N. D.-Henry f. Owens, a
prominent Trail county man who was con
victed at recent term of the district
curt vi tHe CIldl6e VI CIIlllIietl dSSdull,
must serve his sentence in the state pen
itentiary.
Grand Forks, N. D.-The cases against
C. J. Vollmer and Isadore Groskins
charged with removing mortgaged prop
erty from the county have been dismissed
on the motion of 0 b. Burtness, states
attorney
Bowbells, N. D.-Cashier c.. " Alldrin
of the Burke County Stat bank of this
city, came very near losing his life while
skating at the reservoir just east of town
He fell through the ice into about six
feet of water, and it was with great diff
ficulty that heNwas rescued.
Colome, N. D.-Information has been
received from Major John H. Scriven,
nited States Indian agent in charge of
the Rosebud reservation, announcing the
death of Two Strik, one of the most fam
GUS Of the Sioux Indian chiefs of recent
years. Death resulted from the infirmities
Of old age. He had reached the age Of
IS years.