Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-29

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St. Thomas, n. DIST. Thomas Is
proud its new municipal lighting sys-
tenn.
Dorothy Granude Of the eastern edge
of the county secured one from HalVef
Granude, alleging desertion.
Crosby-The Berr" residence, located
on the outskirts Of %Ironton, was destroy
ed BY fire of unknown origin at midnight
Tuesday.
Spooner-Pat McGraw, chief engineer
of the International Lumber company
had the misfortune Of breaking a cou-
pie Of RIB on Monday while repairing
lone .. the engines at the mill.
Darlington, N. D.-Following q four.
year chase over a good part Of the west
j. w. Hin was sentenced here to a veal
in the state prison on a forgery charge
In 1909 lie raised $3.50 by a forgery ant
disappeared. Several times he was locat.
ed but always managed to escape unit
recently when he was found in Califor.
MIA. On his return here he entered a plea
OF guilty and escaped with the e sen.
tence.
Hebron, ". D.-While driving an auto
at a high rate of speed Fred Saxowsky
was badly injured. The steering geal
! broke and the machine upset, catching
him underneath with the greater part OF
, the weight Of the machine across his
abdomen. His injuries are of an inter.
nal nature but It is thought he will re.
cover.
Darlington, N. D-Three divorces, two
from this, county, were granted in the
district court. Two were for inhumar
treatment. Mary Davis Of Cathay secur.
ed IA separation from l.. d. Davis ant
Albcrtina Bergunde from Herman Ber-
guide Of this county.
Minneapolis-A movement for a mu-
nicipGlly owned union passenger station
for all railroads entering this city, was
begun at a meeting of the city council
,ast night. A resolution was introduced
authorizing the. city engineer to prepar
plans for such a structure, to be sub
mitted to the state railway and ware
house commission.
Winona-Important changes affecting
the administration of q vast section OF
the Northwestern road were announc-
ed yesterday. The business OF the Huron,
>. d. office has been transferred to Win
ona and instead of offices were handling
only the Minnesota division, the South
and North Dakota territories will also
be under the direction of General Agent
II. J. Wagon.
NapEato-Tbo j)o}obar tcry, rf tbc
United States court. which was SEIZED
uled to open October rs, has been adj
journed until Nov. i.
Halstad-Building operations are &C.
tive here this fall. Opgrand brothers
have started work on a 1900 store build
ing. The Halstad hour mill will also un-
dergo extensive improvements TINS fall.
A 25-barrel capacity Star flour mill has
been ordered and will be installed as
soon as received.
Enthusiastically morning at, 10 o'clock
occurred the Wedding of Hugo Hubel
and. Tracy Bios. 1t was the prettiest
wedding the season. They We're
brought to the Church iii automobiles and
as they entered the church Miss Treva
Kellogg played the wedding march
B%athgate, N. Dat a meeting held
in the Masonic lodge rooms the chapter
Of the Order of Eastern Star, which
was organized last winter, received It's
charter, officers were installed and a
banque. was served. The constituting Of
ficer was Judge Wick, grand patron of
the grand chapter, who was assisted by
Past Grand Matron Stach of Walhalia,
and by. Associate Grand Matron Mcbride
of Cavalier.
Frankfort, s. Dat a meeting OF the
Commercial club on Monday next the
project of having a market day will be
decided.
Bancroft S. D.-The ordering in Of a
sidetlack at a point midway between
Bancroft INC Willow Lakes by the state
beard Of railroad commissioners, will re-
suit in a new town named Gallagher be-
ing given a place on the state map.
Castlewood, S. D.--A term Of state cir
cut court for Hamlin county has con-
vened mere, with Judge Seward presid-
ing. ~
Fargo, N. D.-Fargo is to have a
wholesale notion house. The Wells-Do-
Die coH'pauy VI 81. Iaul Will remove TO
Fargo and change it's name to the Doble
company. &c.. g.
Fargo, N. D.-There are only eleven
applicants for certificates before the
state board of pharmacy in session in
Fargo. The smal number is due to the
increased rightly of the examinations
under the new law.
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