Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-06

organizing q creamery ASSOCIATION.
Pisek. The barn on the W. J.
Starry place near Pisek, was destroyed
by fire. The stock was removed after
the fire was discovered, but a new
Overland automobile was consumed.
The origin of the fire is unknown,
Fargo. Edward Taylor, colored,
who was shot through the abdomen
by Edward Mulvery. white, of Ga
lena, Kan, will recover. Mulvery
claims to have shot in self-defense
after the attack by Taylor with a
knife.
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lisbon. In order to get a regular
county fair association and have a
meeting next year, the annual corn
festivals held each year will be aban-
doned this year. Committees have
been selected to arrange for the or
ganization of an association and OIL
GERS will be elected.
Devils Lake. Laborers employed
on the Kaeding farm near Penn en-
gagged in an alteration Saturday
night, over some trifling matter. and
before the affair ended a nan nam.
ed Fairbanks was stabbed. The men
involved are said to belong to a gang
which has hung around Penn, their
least thought being to secure work.
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Towner. Charged with aiding John
Kelly in making his escape from the
city Jail at Upham, John Hcren is UNI
der arrest here, while Kelly faces a
charge of Jail breaking. Kelly was
jailed at Upham on a minor charge,
and during the night it is charged
that, with the aid of Horen, he broke
out.
Grafton. Kittel Sunderland, a bach
elor aged 50 from Sylvester township.
was brought before the insanity com
mission. The man is troubled by re-
ligious mania and was committed 20
the jamestown hospital. A brother
of the unfortunate man is already i'll
the jamestown institution and sew
eral other relatives are insane. He
was taken to jamestown by Sheriff
N. o. Nelson and Dell McCaman.
SITS was the price paid for eleven
~two-year-old steers to A. E. Arnston,
an Owego to wnship farmer, last Sat
urday by Max Rubel the local butch
er. Mr.. Arnston is n farmer who
does not depend entirely on his
wheat crop and at certain seasons OF
the year has fat cattle to turn off.
The demand for fresh meat is large
and the eleven head will last Mr..
Rubel little more than a week.-Shel-
don Progress.
Wyndmere. Last Friday night
while the threshing machine was
standing in Henry--Lesovsky's field
after a run fire RAM from the engine
to the separator, burned the front
axle, some belts, a grain wagon be.
longing to John Mathieson and on
sumed the straw pile. That the sep
arator was not destroyed seem mir
aculous. No one noticed the fire
until the fireman went out to fire up
in the morning. The machine be-
longed to Ole Aarfor.
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Grand Forks. ARTHUR Kelly was
charged with grand larceny, Kelly
and Peter Papillon were arrested for
fighting on the streets, and both were
locked up in the city bastile. While
Papillion was in the city Jail, he
wanted to put up bonds so that he
could gain his freedom.
A search through his clothing re-
vealed the fact that his wallet was
gone. Kelly, it is alleged, knew OF
his placing the money on his, Papil-
Ions, clothes, and is suspected. Part
Of the money was found on his person
it was stated.
Grand Forks. While driving his
automobile along the Meridian road,
McMurray, a well known
farmer of this county, had a collision
with a machine driven by John Dyr-
land of Portland, Trail county. Dyr-
.and'S car was demOllShed, while the
frame work CT the McMurray car was
badly twisted and bent.
Following the accident, McMurray
came to this city and wore out a
warrant for Dyrland, alleging reck-
less driving. Sheriff Benson exc
cuted the warrant and Dyrland was
given a preliminary hearing last eve
ming before Judge Mclaughlin. He
pleaded not guilty and was allowed
his liberty, having furnished $500
bond. The case will be called this
morning at ten o'clock.
A Cockney Joke.
A group of navyies was proceeding
along a street, all convulsed with
laughter. Every now and then they
would stOD and sian each other on