Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-11

during the past week, during the or
ganization's annual convention.
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The Great Northern Railroad com
pany wants to run mixed trains on
few of the branches running from the
main line, north.
Minot.-M. Nichols was arrested on
the charge of assault and battery
He is alleged to have beaten up his
wife. Nichols is being held in the
county jail for trial.
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"SOil" is o mixture of earth, watel
and air. Too much Of either is bad;
too little means partial or entire crop
failure. Cultivation, early and often
gets conditions right.
Wolford.-At q special meeting OF
the directors of the Wolford Farmers
Elevator company, ID. C. Leslie of Ma
"a was engaged as buyer for the com
ing year, his duties to commence
July 20.
A patient for the state hospital at
Jamestown, or being allowed to car
ry the grips for Sheriff Mclean Of
Ramsey county, deported himself
with considerable pride aad felt he
was aiding the sheriff in his work.
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MlnOt.-TOm Burns pleaded guilty
iA county court to the charge of keep.
ing and maintaining a comnon nuts.
ance on Jarvis street. Judge William
Murray sentenced the prisoner to 80
days In jail and fined him $500 and
$25 costs. In default of payment of
fine and costs Burns mus serve ten
days additional. Burns was arrested
several days ago, when evidence was
secured that he had been conducting
a blindpig.
Rugby.-Postmaster J. Frank Tibbs
has received the new fixtures for the
postoffice and has been busy getting
them installed. The furniture is the
latest out in that line, being made Of
sheet steel and painted and grained
to initiate the finest kind of mahog-
any, and unless one either kicked it
or saw It before being put together,
it would be hard to tell it from the
genuine article.
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Wolford.-David Gingerich, the H.
year-Old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Gingerich, living two miles southeast
of town, had the misfortune to break
his right ankle. He and Tommy Yo-
der were pulling off a wrestling stunt
during noon hour, when by some mis-.
chance David, in falling. snapped the
bone in his right ankle. He now has
the injured foot in q plaster cast AMI
1t win be some time before he re.
gains the s Of it.
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Casselton.-The regular annual
meeting of the Farmers County Mu.
ttal Fire Insurance company was
held at the c. o. n. hall, in this city.
The constant rain and bad roads re-
suliting therefrom prevented a large
attendance of member vut. the con
dition Of the company is known to
be so good that there is general sat
isfaction in its record. ) Risks have
increased and numbers of policies
show how well the organization
stands. III
Dundee.-The Dundee Mutual Fire
Insurance Co. held their annual meet.
ing in the Grover school house in
Dundee. A large number of policy
holders were present. The officers
elected for the coming year were:
President, Ole Grover; vice presi.
dent, X. Momerak; secretary-treasur>
er, o. T. Foftsgaard; directors, o.
Rinde, r. M. Vigness, H. Gunhus,
Nels Berntsen, P. l.. Hjelmstad and
D. G. Mackay. The affairs of th>
company were in most excellent con.
ton. there being over $1,000 cash on
hand.
jamestown. ~ Secretary Thomas
Nottingham Of the BARRIERS state
board arrested Peter tHolisk of Blu
chanan today. Holisk was a barber
college student, unable to qualify as
a barber, as the state law requires a
licensed barber to put in three years
under a qualified barber before he
can take unto himself a hop. Holisk
was fined SIS and communicated
from the profession until he has fin
ished one year more under a licensed
barber.
p. McHugh Of Great Falls, Mont,
pleaded guilty to the charge of EN-.
bezzling SO and was sentenced by
County Judge William Murray to pay
a fine of $50 and costs of $32. In
default of payment of fine and costs
McHugh will b held In the county
Jail for 20 days as a penalty. NC
Hugh was arrested by the police. It
is alleged that he entered into q
check swindle.
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