Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-08-30
News of the State

Pauline Schultz of Mott died after
suffering acutely for days from ap
pendicitis. She is the ninth child Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz to pass away.
Miss Ida Uln, a stenographer fol-
Dean J. Babcock of the U. N. D
School of Mines at Grand Forks, II
among those in Europe unable to sc
cure passage home.
jamestown now has through freight
service over the Northern Pacific
Milwaukee, 500 and Midland rail
roads, also the best of passenger con
nections over those lines.
LaMoure county, with four new con
solidated schools, stands second iI
the state for consolidated progress
for the past year, being only excellet
by Ransom county, with five.
Reports coming in from various
parts of the state indicate that NortE
Dakota will have a fair crop of all
grains. In many sections wheaI
yields are above the average.
Grand Forks. 1t will require $158,
las to operate the city of Grand
Forks during the coming year, est;
mates made for the city council al
the annual meeting showing such
figure.
Northwood. The Heising Elevator
company here, which recently lost its
large building by fire, has purchased
the elevator owned by the Andrews
Grain company The Andrews com
pany have another elevator here.
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Lawrence Fradet of Berlin, and Ev'
elyn Fradet of Forman, were married
at Cakes. Rev. Father Baker per
formed the ceremony at the church
The groom is an adopted brother Of
the bride.
George j. Heinze, who for the past
four years has been editor of the Hal
stad Journal, of Halstad, Mimi, is
now editor Of "Towner City Topics
the first issue under the new regime
appearing Aug. ~.
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Fargo. David v. Hughes, an EN-.
ploye at the J. M. Prieb farm, had two
ribs broken in an auto accident near
Wolverton when an auto containing
Hughes and members of the Prieb
family turned turtle on the road from
Rustad to Wolverton.
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Grand Forks. Four cousins of John
Nuss Of Grand Forks are members of
the famous German Uhlan organiza.
ton and are engaged in the present
movement against the allied forces in
Belgium. Mrs. Nuss, a native of
France, has several relatives who are
fighting for France.
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The pension bill introduced by Con-
gresham Young for Gregor G. Krein,
Bottineau. N. D., has passed both
branches of congress and has been
signed by the president. Krein is a
veteran Of the Spanish-American war
and saw service in Cuba.
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Rolette. A seizure of seven barrels
of beer was made in the Great North.
r station here by the states attor.
ney and the sheriff, who had been in
formed of the shipment. The supply
was taken to Rolla and stored in the
courthouse for. destruction on the or.
der Of the court. 1t is stated that
warrants are out.
Grand Forks. The work of com.
pleting the 100000 endowment fund
for Wesley college at Grand Forks
will be undertaken this week by Rev.
S. $. Wyand of Drayton. The col.
lege authorities have received a re.
newal Of James J.. Hills gift Of $685..
900 which is dependent upon the com.
pletion of the entire endowment fund.
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Fargo. E. J. Locke, who has work.
ed as a ~janitor about the grounds OF
the North Dakota Agricultural col.
lege for the past three months, will
60 to Winnipeg, where he will Join q
body Of British reservists who will
sail for London from Montreal immed.
lately. Locke is an English reservist,
formerly having been a ''sapper" in
the Royal Engineers Corps.
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Fargo. While most Of Moorhead
was sleeping, including Sam Diemert
and the men that run the lunch coun.
ter in his place, Charles Bergh, the
porter in the place, borrowed, with.
out the knowledge Of Sam and the
lunch room boys, SO. He has so far
made good his escape and Sam is out
about $40 while the lunch room boys
We're relieved of something like $50.
Grand Forks. Joe Gebhart made
$50 by being arrested in Grand Forks
the police finding that sum upon him,
after he had declared himself the pos.
SCISSOR Of but SIS. When the officer
found the $50 Gebhart suddenly re.
membered having earned that sum in
the harvest fields. He is wanted for
robbery at Edinburg, and he was tax.
en- to Grafton, the Walsh county seat
to face trial.
Fargo. States Senator Porter J,
McCumber of Wahpeton started a CT.
vii action today Ii United States dis.
trict court before Judge C. F. Amidon
to recover money which he invested
in the Knight Land company which
recently went into bankruptcy. He
was only one of q large number OF