Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-11-24

Brother Smith of The Pistol Post
should get him a rabbits foot.
\. c. Crockett of LanSdon has just
recovered a Clydesdale mare which
strayed from his farm several months
ago.
Auditor Glib of Mountrail county,
who has been suffering from appendi-
citis. is improving in u Milot hos
pital.
The two local lumber yards at
Wales have been merged into one,
and will be known as the Lamper.
Lumber Co.
The women Of Bowman are making
IN endeavor to provide clothing, bed
ding, etc, for destitute families in
Bowman county.
The telephone md telegraph lines
have been extended from Golden Val
ley to Halliday and instruments plac-
ed in the depot there.
While caring for some mules. r. u.
Register of Sawyer was kicked by one
of the animals, and, among other in
%juries, has several fractured ribs.
Charles Wright, the 14-year-old o
of C. d. Wright of Beach, met with :
serious accident when he was playing
football. A broken ankle was the re.
suit.
Williams L. WINNER purchased two
more quarters Of the rich Dunn coun-
ty soil this week. They O own
nearly three thousand acres in this
state.
The ladies of the Catholic church at
Jamestown cleared something owe
500 at their bazaar and supper, held
two days. There was a splendid pat.
rOnage .-. .r.. |s.. r
George Lyons, who escaped from
the asylum for the insane at James
town last May, vas taken from the
Grand Forks county Jail and returned
to that institution. a
An automobile belonging to Cnas,
Haijsman of Beach was stolen, while
standing in front Of a moving picture
show. Later the car was recovered
several miles from town. "
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs,
John Jones of Center, had is eye bad
ly injured, when a cartridge he was
playing with exploded, a portion OF
it piercing the eyeball.
The Neville Journal serves notice
on its readers that it will charge a;
regular advertising rate for all no.
tees Of found. lost, obituary, supper,
sale, entertainment, etc.
The elevators of Halliday are doing
a rushing business now Both the
Farmers and Occident company's are
lllying grain in their new houses,
and the Powers is nearly completed,
Carl Willoughby, a we'll known
farmer. who has resided in the Mott
community during the past five years,
is a prisoner at the county jail, await
ing a trial on the charge Of steal
ing wheat.
NJ. NJ. We.lsworth. merchant and
postmaster at Vernal, Perkins county
and Hans Fogh, stage driver from
Strool to Vernal, We're injured in an
auto accident that very nearly cost
them their lives.
The Lewis Olson barn, three miles
north of MenOken, in the Mckenzie
vicinity, was totally destroyed by fire,
the origin of which is unknown. In
fighting the flames, Mr.. Olson was
quite painfully burned.
The commissioners of RenVilic
county are having trouble getting
someone to grade down the big hill
east of Sherwood. One mar took thc
job. but threw up the coltract aftes
he discovered the amount OF wcr,
to be done.
AL Arrowsmith of Mott received
quite a bad injury when he caught
his foot i'll a coil of rope at the gar
age Of the Mott Auto company, and
fell, striking his head On a projection
on a stove. Several stitches were re
quired to close the wound.
VIM. Wruck, son of Konrad Wruck
in the vicinity Of Bottineau, was Sc
riously burned about the back and
legs. when a stove, in which he was
attempting to start a fire, exploded
setting his clothing afiame. He is
now in the hospital at BOttineau.
Farmers and business men OF AM
brose and vicinity are organizing a
creamery at that place. A meeting
was held and the proposition brought
up. and it seems likely that work will
be started in the spring Of, he struc
ture. There is no institution OF the
kind in Divide county at the present
time.
Fred Yecovenko, who was formerly a
fshoe repairer at Leith, but who is now
farming in that vicinity, was seriously
injured when he stepped out on the
double tree to whip up a team he was
driving. Tie horses jumped and threw
the driver to the ground and the
wagon, which was loaded with wlea;,
passed over his chest, and n leg.