Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-03

son, a pioneer resident of this city. In
a scuffle with his prisoner, Hutchinson
became highly excited and apoplexy re.
suited.
Yankton. s.. D.-Thes city commissioners
have sold water bonds to the amount of
$780, 600. VIII.
Rosholt, s. D.--A. r. Connolly, a drug
gist, who entered a. plea Of guilty to the
charge Of selling liquor illegally was fined
$3.50 and cosH.
De Smet, s. D.--The program has been
completed for the annual anti-saloon
league rally which is to he held here
next Sunday. ...
Pukwana, S. D.-John Richter, living
on a farm near here. shot himself
through the hand while handling a re-
volver. E@ @
MinOt, N. DIN an effort to restore
to the father his two children, taken
to Edmonton by his divorced wife. sSilcr-
III Kelley Of Ward county left with Mar
tin Johnson, the father. johnson charges
hat his divorced wife kidnapped the chill
dren and he spent months searching for
them before he finally located them.
Grand Forks, N. D.-The board Of
county commissioners iinihed up their
work for the year Monday afternoon by
allowing a large number Of bills. An old
BUSINESS for 1918 is now cleaned up.
Ellendale, n. D.-The Dickey County
Mutual Telephone company held their
annua meeting and elected officers.
Dickinson, N. D.-Mr. Brodie of the
Dickinson Teaming & Fuel company, sold
his coal mine to John Hartinger for S40,-
600. Mr.. Hartinger is a well known
rancher northwest Of here.
Fargo, N. D.-Minneapolis and Fargo
capitalists will put $50 900 into charging
Everybody's store here, which has been
incorporated for $1,000 0 under the laws
of North Dakota.
Jamestown, n. D.-EdWard Clemens, q
resident of jamestown and vicinity for
q third of a century, died at his home.
n week prior to his death he suffered
a stroke of paralysis from which he
never regained consciousness.
Fargo, N. D.-Aftcr being husfcted
about in the justice courts and denied
a hearing in district court, the case of
Charles Blom VS.. Robert Schunkc over
some chickens belonging to the defend
ant, which the PLAINTIFF alleges scratched
up his garden, will now be tried in the
district court before Judge Pollock next
term. .. ats
Valley City, N. D.-Following al exam
nation by Bank Examiner Severtson,
the Middle West Loan and Trust com
pany, capitalized at 500, 900 and headed
by former Governor Frank White, was
granted a charter and will begin bust
ness tomorrow. The new institution will
be an important addition to the banking
facilities Of Valley City.
Brainerd, Minn.-Willis Lott Wyman,
the court reporter Of Judge T.. +. Wright,
of the district court, has taken Aan or
iginal way Of announcing his engage,
ment. In cards sent to his friends he
says: Mr.. Willis Lott Wyman announces
the engagement Of himself to Miss Alice
Idella Lakin of Helena. Mont. Funeral
announcement later No flowers On the
reverse side of the card is: Can you
beat it?"
Fargo, N. D.-Changing her name
from Mrs. Emma Erwin to Mrs. ST.
Poplar does not hinder Fargo's only pol
from retaining her position.
She has just co1npleted her first years
s~ervicesand is reelected@ for another year..
She wAs recently married to Nj. Poplar,
Little Falls, Mont-Afhundred hunt
ers expect to take part in a big rabbit
drive near this city, on January 4. The
sportsmen have arranged for 2, biz open
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