Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-11

The home OF AGoldie" Eel at Wab'
petcn was Quilted by fire in an early
morning blaze. The family barely
escaped in time, and the origin OF the
fire is d mystery
Portal. James Evans, an !. w. W.
organizer, is in a local hospital with a
fractured skull and a broken Jaw, and
may die, az a result OF a fight grow.
ing out Of An ]. W. W. argument.
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Ross.-The township board received
bids for the bonds for erecting a new
brick town hall in Ross, a number OF
bids were received and the bonds
were sold to the Farmers Loan and
Trust company Of Winona, MINI.
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The Wahpeton.B Breckenridge Minis.
teriaI association held it's September
meeting last Monday afternoon, at
the Methodist church, Wahpeton, this
being the first meeting after the sum
uler vacation.
Kenmare. A light form of small.
pcx was discovered at the Miner
home here. A l~3-year-old boy is the
victim. Rigid quarantine regulations
are being enforced by the health Off
cials who believe they will be able to
prevent an epidemic.
s. 49,
Improvements to the extent of over
$12,0 are being made on University
avenue, Grand Forks, the work now
being nearly completed. Four miles
OF curbing has been set and one mile
of W has been laid. The work
began several weeks ago and has been
rushed along in fine shape.
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Grand Forks. Northwestern states
of the United States are due for an
immigration movement from portions
of the Canadian Northwest, is the gist
of adyices brought back to this state
by numerous visitors to regions
where disastrous crop failures we're
experienced again this year.
Two transients working in the vic
Unity Of Campbell mixed it with a
knife and q razor, respectively, fol
lowing a quarrel as to the merits of
the warning factions in Europe. Goth
were badly cut up. They were arrest
ed, and will have to spend 20 days in
Jail on a charge of disorderly COZ
duct.
Hillsboro. Une eye was torn out
and one ear chewed off the 3~-year-old
son of Gutfried Gilbertson, a farmer.
The child vas playing in the barn
yard when it went to a pen in which
a vicious SOW was kept. The little
boy climbed inside the pen md was
Immediately attacked. He will re-
cover, but will be terribly d~isfigured
for life.
Moball.-L. D.. Armstrong. formerly,
of Leeds, N. D., and more recently
of Eyebrow. Sask., was killed in an
according to word received here by
his brother. The accident occurred
about 900 p. m, and Armstrong was
not discovered until the following
forenoon. He evidently had been in
stantly killed, his neck being broken.
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Casselton.-John Warner, charged
with grain theft, was hiding in a pig
sly at Buffalo, when officials found
him, after a search of many hours.
Warner aroused suspicion by market
ing a wagon load of grain in a local
elevator about $50 a. m. Several
hours later it was found that a car Of
wheat at Fleming had been entered
and Werner was suspected of the
crime.
Hope. White slavery may be add
ed to the charges Of. horse stealing
and forgery nov made against Earl
Bartholomew of Minnesota. He ar
rived at the home of Mrs. Anna Yam.
da, accompanied by a young woman,
whom he called his wife. She was
employedAby Mrs. Yanda, and Bar
tholomew was furnished a team. He
took it to Page, traded for a pair of
mules and was arrested at Casselton.
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Minot. The state committee of the
North Dakota Baptist conference has
issued a cali for the annual state
gathering, which will be held here on
Oct. Is to 18. DR.. Frank Peterson Of
Minneapolis and Doctors J.. Y. Atchi-
son and r. l.. Ketman;- both Of Chica.
go, have already been obtained as
speakers, and several other promi-
nent out-of-state leaders in the de-
nomination also will attend the con
vention.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on the 100
ton cement silo at the county farm
has begun under the supervision Of
%. G. Greenwood of the state dairy
department. The silo will be complet-
ed within a few days and will not
cost to exceed $3.50. The gravel and
hauling will cost $85. The form.
which is being made in this city, will
cost $50, but the material can be used
Tor other purposes after the silo is
completed.
Beach.-An overland train of grain
coming into town from the south met
with trouble today. When Of the
big grain tanks struck the tunnel
tina had beer made tn bring the wa