Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-23

The Minot normal school will oper
on September %. the same facult!
having been re-engaged. The attend
ance is expected TO be larger thar
last year. All Of last years graduate:
are said to have secured good posi-
tons for this year.
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4 fair sized audience at Minot wit
messed a splendid production of "Ou'
of the Fold" presented for the bene
fit OF the Ladies' Aid of the Presby
terrain church by members of the Lyn
man Players company, assisted b!
several clever Minot amateurs al ths
Grand theater.
Phelix Zeipen barricaded himself
in a room OF his residence at Ford
vile, piled the furniture against tht
door and took a dTaught of carholN
acid. Before members of the house
hold could get into the oon he Wa:
dead. Dependency because of IL
health is blamed.
Henry Hanson. a boy working fol
a farmer near Rawson, leaned on E
shotgun with his hand over the bar
rel. The hand was not sufficient st
keep the charge Of shot cooped up il
the barrel. however. when the gur
went off. He lost one finger and may
lose one or TWO more.
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A box car full of hoboes tried to
make their way through to ken7nare,
but were discovered when they got 10
Russell. and they were ordered off by
the train crew. Refusing to obey OF
ders. the conductor anne along and
fired shots all around them, and it
was not long before every hobo was
On the run.
When the state normal school at
Valley City opens its doors for the
fall term on September %. a dozen
new instructors will take their places
on the faculty to fill vacancies caused
by designations, leaves OF absences
and the increased enrolment in Ger
tain departments.
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Last week after all had had their
fill OF beer, a number OF threshers at
Russell decided to enjoy a little game
OF poker, 50 they took possession OF
a box car. and the game was nerTily
progressing when a couple Of boes ap-
peered upon the scene and held Up
the bunch. One fellow was so badly
clrthed about the head that ne hal
to 30 to DR.. Ir,jne for repairs.
AS the result Of a brawl between
farm hands at Wahpeton. arising out
Of the European war, Paul Freeman
aged thirty-four, OF German parentage,
IS in the ST. Francis hospital at
breckenridge with a gunshot wound
through the body. and Fred Eaton,
aged twenty-one. an EDglishnlan. is in
the Richland county jail here. await
ing the result OF the medical treat
ment OF Freeman. Freeman may die
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Secretary Graves OF the Grand
Forks commercial club announces
that next Thursday has been set as
the day for the farewell dinner that
will be given 0. D. Center. better
farming expert of this district, who
has resigned his position TO take
charge OF several departments OF
farming in the aEricll1ural college ot
Idaho, the institution to which Dr..
NJ. A. Brannon went from here as
the president
William Arthur Ross, a negro who
was bound over TO the district court
from Judge MillsTs court At Fargo,
when he waived preliminary e1anF-
nation and made q signed statement
in which he acknowledged having
broken into the Ayr State bank and
two business houses there, pleaded
guilty TO the charge before Judge Z.
4. Pollock in the district court and
was given three years in the state
penitentiary on a third degree burg
larry charge.
William Bannon. a man about sixty
wears of age, has been declared IN
sane at WiIliston- Bannol thinks
that medical students or their agents
are after him TO use him for expert
mental PURPOSES. He thinks they
want to get him on the operating Ia
Bile and slowly cu1 him TO pieces
Studying his actions as he dies He
thinks he can see them al times and
inaagines he hears them He told the
sheriff he heard them n night since
he has been in Jail but that they said
he was safe where they could not
get him.
The preliminary hearing OF Chester
Noal. who was arrested on August z
for an alleged assault with q danger
Gus weapon upon his father, John
Noel, was held al Rnlla- The warrant
was issued by Police Magistrate NJ
J. Mangan. but as he was not at home
the hearing by agreement was had
before City Justice N. D. Packard.
States Attorney Vsrres appeared 1or
the state and Attorney William Bate
son for the defense. At the conclls-
ion of the testimony the case was
dismissed, the defendant having
pleaded self defense. A family feud
was the caase OF the shooting which
barely escaped being fatal