The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-15

Bull Cores Mandan Man.
Magnus. Nelson, In employe Of the
state reform school at Manian. was
injured in an encounter with a mad
bull. being pitched into a barbed wire
mangled.
Thomas Halvorson Of S~pringbrook.
attempting to jump from a wagon.
had one foot caught in the wheel, and
before the horses could be stopped
the foot had been twisted of at the
angle. -Halvorson suffered greatly
from the injury, being brought to viii.
1iston where amputation was complet-
ed.
Jessie wissness. aged s. daughter Of
Mr.. and. Mrs. sWissness of Maddox,
fell In ouch manner. that II needle,
which she. was carried. imbedded
itself in her breast. breaking of. A
deep incision had to be made to re-
move the broken piece of steel.
Girls Pinned Under Auto.
Near Churchs Ferry. while they
were driving an automobile. Miss
Helen Castel and Miss Edith Solberg
were pinned under the machine when
1t turned over in a ditch. Both girls
were badly shaken UP but not serious
~ hurt.
Ed. Hickson. while working on a
threshing machine near Towner, had
one arm laid open from III elbow to
Thrown from a wagon and striking
his head on a stone. Henry Rooster.
Jr.. Of Fullerton was so badly injured
that he is now in an Aberdeen, S. d.
hospital, undergoing an operation for
an abcess. formed as q result.
Orville Thorstad, aged 8, Of Rudser,
hNAkA t{o loft loo hy fa1lrO nvAR a
loose plank.
Awakens just In Time.
William Montgomery. stunned by
gained consciousness only after the
interior of the house was in flames.
and he barely escaped with his life.
While hanging to the ladder at the
side Of a box a at Enderlin. N. P.
Baer was struck by q on an adj
Joining track. being hurled to the
tho train crew found him.
While driving q nail. g. o. Barstad
Of Enderlin hit the nail a slancing
blow. and it few into his face. hitting
one eye. He probably. will. lose the
sight. of the one optic. ~:
v. svoboda of Osnabrock was
and vas seriously injured. Bruises
constitute his wounds.
Peter Ramstad Of Minot, kicked by
q broncho. will recover from his in
juriss.
While repairing a self-feeder on a
of Russell had hand badly slash
ed. the machine being started without
Harold Fauble Of Raleigh, tinkerinr
with parts Of a threshing machine
while It was in operation, had one
finger amputated.
Dazzling Under Wagon.
Martin Peterson Of Ambrose, at
tempting to stop a team Of runaway
horses, crawled out onto the tongue
Of the wagon. but was precipitated
a over his chest. He will recover.
Ralph Couple Of Flasher. thrown
from q carriage by runaway horses.
hit a barbed wire fence and was bad
~ cut.
velva had a string Of accidents.
P. w. Miller, driving an automobile,
collided with L. T. Erickson, driving
q team Of horses. Occupants OF the
latter carriage were thrown out and
badly bruised.
HB,H nl.s a ! W WIFE Under Auto:
It turned over into a deep ditch. A. w.
Nelson Of velva had three ribs brok-
en-. and his wife was badly bruised.
she also being held by the car till
released.
Mrs. II. stein. in a pature with her
husband. was laid unconscious by q
bolt Of lightning. but will survive the
shock. Her husband also was stun
ned.
Roy Dow. riding a saddle horse. col.
ltded With Thomas Cantwell, driving
2 single horse attached to a buggy,
and both were badly injured. The ac-
cident happened neal Mandan.
stove Falls on woman.
When a cook car In which she was
working turned over, Miss Matilda
ICELAND was badly injured, her skull
being fractured and she was slashed
BY flying glass. Several severe scalds
also were received, the stove falling
onto her:
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lehdahl of
Noon6n. 1.pFecipitated TO the ground
when the seat Of their wagon became
loosened. were badly injured. Mrs.
1ehdahl having one arm broken in
two places.