Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-08-07
News Of the State

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"A barn near Petttbone was struck
five different times In . thunder
storm recently.
The second annual Tioga Farmers
Fair was held last week, and proved
a great success. .a
Threshing operation have begun
around Carpio, and the yields are re-
ported as very good. 4
X A man named Sheridan was grabb-
ed at Jamestown on the charge Of
distributing liquid tanglefoot.
A freight train on the Mandan
north line hit . weak spot, and went
into the ditch, with six cars. No one
was hurt. 58
Electrician w. s. Woods Of Willis.
ton, met with painful accident, his
arm being badly bruised In a fall
from motorcycle. s5
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Jim Brown Of Max, while chasing
q fly In a bAll game In that town, ran
into q moving auto, and narrowly es-
capped serious injury.
The tubercular ward for the deten-
ton hospital at Grand Forks, for
which the business men we're agitat-
ing, is to be built soon. I.
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Miss Eugenia Fortin, the young wO-
man Of Mortified, who nearly lost
her life recently Is . result Of drink
ing carbolic acid by mistake, is on
the road to recovery. va
A. d. Sp1th, Of Casselton, appoint
ed district game warden on August
LIST, made his first arrest on the same
day, which is some record for getting
on the Job without loss of time.
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The Soule residence at Mott was
set on fire by the explosion of a gas
oline stove in the kitchen. Luckily
no one was in the kitchen, and the
,blsze was extingutshed without much
damage.
Boys swimming in the Red river at
Fargo found mans head, with the
top cut off, and the brains removed.
The gruesome object Is supposed to
have come from the medical depart
ment Of the college.
Fen Blanchard, 'brs KEENAN, on the
Great Northern railway, paid $50 and
N. p. Nissen, special agent for the
road. was assessed 50 by the court
for the alleged beating up Of s. man
who was stealing q ride.
The first session Of the Lake re
gion summer school at Devils Lake
closed Saturday, with everyone de-
lighted with the showing made, aud
anxious that the practice Of holding
the school on the lake shore be con-
tinued another year.
The Rugby band and fire depart
ment had gala time at Spring Lake
last Sunday, with q fine picnic din
ner, music, and other diversions, the
principal one Of which was the pas.
time Of dumping anybody and every
body into the lake. regardless Of
straw hats clothes, and such super
fluities. ls5,
Dave Blair. r., OF ;ll&za, met with
an automobile accident near Rugby.
A dog ran into the road to bark 1T the
machine, and managed to insert him
self under the wheel In such q, way
that the machine was turned on its
side. No one was seriously injured
except the dog-he was entirely
ruined.
Mrs. Anna Corser underwent .
grilling cross.examination at the
hands Of Judge Palda, attorney for
the defense, in Minot. during the
trial Of G0unty Judge William MUIR
rsy on the charge Of misconduct In
office. Some Of Mrs. Corser's testi-
mony is said to have been badly rid
died by, Judge Palda.
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The suggestion has been made In
Mott that In order to rid the town Of
the roadside crop OF weeds the w0-
men Of the city invite the men to
come to a big dinner, with pork and
beans, and other filler, with lots 81
lemonade to wash it down, and then
send them out with sickle and scythe
to demolish the roadside growth.
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,Wlestby, which recently pulled up
stakes, and moved bodily over the
line into Montana, Is thriving might
lily. The little city will hold its first
celebration on August s, Saturday,
and extends an invitation to every.
one to be on hand. The town is evil
IDENTIFY full to the brim with the best
kind Of boosters, and they are max
Ing rapid progress.
NEssETT.HAAReTAo. 3.
i At West st. Olaf church, Rev. Mr..
performed the ceremony
which united In marriage julius Mes
sett, prominent farmer Of Liberty
township and Miss Helga Haarstad.
Thorval Sselver and Emma .Wilberg
acted 90 best man and bridesmaid
respectively. In the evening big
barn dance WAS given ct the farm
home Of the bridegroom which wa
largely attended and much enjoyed.