Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-16
News of the State
Plans for $4,000 school building
have been accepted by the New Eng
land school board from Fargo.

Plans for $4,000 school building
have been accepted by the New Eng
land school board from Fargo.
A. T. Cole of Fargo has decided to
become candidate for seat in the
lower house of the legislature from
the Fargo district.
U. l.. Burdick of Williston in a
statement given out today denied that
he has made any alignment with any
Of the senatorial candidates.
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The Third District Bankers asso.
citation which comprises all the banks
in the third judicial district Of the
state belonging to the North Dakota
State BANKERS association, will hold
meeting in Fargo on Thursday, May
rs.
Secretary Hans Of The jamestown
Commercial CUB is in correspond
ence with Rice 6 Dore, proprietors OF
a carnival company, with a view or
securing an engagement here for the
week beginning June 20 and extend
ing over Saturday, July 4.
s.
DR.. J. w. Cox OF the school OF med
icine at Syracuse university has Just
been appointed assistant professor Of
pathology ana also assistant in the
public health laboratory at the UNI
versity of North Dakota. He will ar
rive here to take up his new work
June l5.
Professor Orr, formerly of the Fa:so
college conservatory Of music, was
elected as director of music a. the
North Dakota agricultural college by
the board Of trustees of the ilstita'
lions yesterday at their regular ! Get
ing. No changes are to BE- made in
the department
A party of jamestown nimrOds re-
turned Wednesday evening from Lake
Perham. Mimi, where they enjoyed
few days fine sport with pike and
pickerel. In the party were r. G.
DePuy, DR.. Berl Nierling, Attorney
A. w. Aylmer, H. G. Nierling and
DR.. Kendrick Of st. Paul.
Formal request for the calling of
grand jury to investigate the charges
of bribery preferred in connection
with the acquittal Of McLain Cooper
on the charge of murder, has been
made by States Attorney O. E. Eurt-
ness to Judge C. M. Cooley OF the dis
trict court. Judge Cooley has taken
the matter under Amusement.
Funeral services were held Thurs
day at Kempton for Parker Birden,
aged 2, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Bir-
den, who died last Tuesday afternoon
as the result of fatal scalding sus-
tanned Monday when he fell into a
wash boiler containing hot water
which had been set outside of the
kitchen door Of the family residence
by his mother "a
Dean Joseph Kennedy will deliver
the annual university address at the
University of North Dakota this year.
Prof. Gr0svenor, head of the depart
ment of international law at Amherst
college was asked to make the adj
dress, but he will not be able to do
so. He will be here, however, to take
part in the installation of the new
chapter of Phi Beta Kappa.
All standing, committees for the
state fair of 1914 are named in the
premium list which the management
Of the fair have recently issued.
These committees and their members
are:
Reception-W. A. Scott, r. S. Lewis
>. G. Mills and commercial club sec
rotary. -. IT,
Amusement A. Baldwin, Frank
Treat, Hubert Harrington.
Advertising-C. o. Smith, c.. A..
Nash. s.
Transportation-John S. Watson,
p. J. Weiser, James Kennedy.
Grandstand-C. R. Stone, E. A. En-.
gebretson, H. F. Emery.
Gates and tickets Henry Rusce.
II. p. Beckwith, H. L. Alsop.
Privileges-Seth Wright, Morton
Page.
Music-C. II. stone, Fred Irish.
Speed-W! H. Doyle, Samuel +.
Crabbe, C. o. Smith.