Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-08
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Fargo. N. DIV. A. Scott will head
the management OF the North Dakota
state fair for Fargo next year and w.
l.. Van Horn will be secretary. These two
managed the county fair IN TINS cty iast
July, The dates for the fair were not de-
cided.
Tarsus, N, D.-A double wedding took
place here when Eugene Murray and Miss
Mabel Bergeron. both Of Tarsus, and
Glen |. Dobbin. formerly Of Dunseth,
Miss Letitia Bergeron Of Tarsps were
Of St. Paul's church. The brides are
sisters and the daughters Of MI. and
Mrs. Arcade Bergeron, pioneer settlers OF
Bottineau county.
Lidgerwood. \; D;-At =, the so ca nr
RafSEnase c COX. n q 81 Feri anal; and Miss
Winnlfred Scanlon Of Havana were mar
ried.
Grand Forks, N. Dat least four new
debaters will have to be selected this
year to represent the University, OF North
of last years men have signif1ed their IN
tention not to try out for the teams.
Fargo, N. Dat the brides home at
Cleveland, Ohio, the marriage Of Miss
Laura Martin and Clarence C.: MccuiG tar
a wedding trip they will return to make
their home In Fargo.
Ayr, N. D.-Miss Lizzie M. wilkins and
Charles Derrick were married yesterday
in Fargo. The marriage was solemniZed
by Rev.. NJ. McCraken at his home. The
couple will reside in Ayr.
Mott, N. D.-A wedding Of interest to
a large circle of friends in this state oc-
Cured ut Grundy Cutter, Iowa, when
in marriage to Senator H. P. Jacobson
of Mott. Thu groom Is state senator from
the Forty ninth legislative district and is
a practicing attorney. Mis-,
Josephine Irene Treacy to George Henry
Began occurred at Ardoch this week, Mr..
and Mrs. J. L. Kenney, Mr.: ana Mrs;
John NJ. Treacy, and Mrs; S. King OF
Grand Forks, relatives of the bride, at
Grand Forks, N. D.-Yesterday after
noon at 4 o'clock at the Methodist par
sonage occurred the marriage Of Miss
Sarah Isabella Mcleod to Hilliard George
Brown, both of Grand Forks. The service
was read by Rev. Francis NJ. Mccoy,
pastor of the church. Miss Myrtle Brown
was bridesmaid and David Robertson
best man.
the weekly newspaper published here. has
been purchased by l. e: OFFICER and );
now lives at Detroit. Mimi.
Contractor B. A.. Dinnie, Central avenue
and Ramstad street. started when some
burning rubbish blew under the floor of
the building. The fire department was
called, but the blaze was eXtinguished
with a bucket of water. The damage was
nominal. i
White Lake, S. D.-As the result of
eating a quantity OF match-heads, the 2
year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Moke, residing on a farm s miles south
of town, is dead.
Veblin, S. D.-Mr. and MIS-. Soren Stael
just celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary.
open in Aberdeen Nov. II. 1t will be a
grand jury term and several indictments
will probably be returned.
Aberdeen. S. D.-Mrs. Julia Hanson.
aged So. dropped dead on Sunday evening.
directly after her return from church.
Heights, aged SIS, committed suicide by
shooting herself through the head.
Eureka, $. D.-Fire in the harness shop
Of J. NJ. sehatz aes s1ye . the hn;,, 1ui,ol ing
cupied as a cream buying station. Schatz'
loss is about $1,000 with but $4,000 in
Surance. ~
a W S-ysasseid . SR Nj Saries in An 3 sa1a.
bank His playmates secured shovels and
dug him out. He was unconscious when
brought to the surface.
White. S. D.-Farmers in the region
surrounding White have taken prelimi-
nary steps toward organizing an electric
light company.
Edgemont. S. D.-John Williams. Il cap
italist of Denver. will install and oper-
ate an electric light system in Edgemont.
Lennon, S. D.-The board Of county
commissioners refused to issue a license
for a municipal soloon, which it was
planned to Install.
Owanka, S. D.-Henry Williams. n well
known homesteader, suffered a stroke of
apoplexy and died almost instantly.
Aberdeen, S. D.-William Ellison was
granted a divorce from his wife, Rosie.
on account Of desertion. Charles Ander-
son pleaded guilty to grand larceny for
near town..
Rochester. Minn.-Nicholas Hanson, a
pioneer resident. was killed instantly by
a freight train.