Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-24
News Of the State

Golden Valley, N. d., April GA
creamery is to be established here at
an early date. 1t was decided at a
meeting held here and addressed by
state Dairy Commissioner Flint.
There Is a plan to establish a coop
~erative company to erect and operate
the plant
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Devils Lake, ~. D.. April 23.-Fol-
lowing a several weeks illness of
pneumonia, Maybelle, the youngest
daughter Of Mrs. Johanna Serumgard,
died yesterday Although she has
been very ill ever since she was
brought home from Sawyer in March,
there had been very hope for her
recovery. Ill
Burkey, N. D., April 23.-l'or some
time the farmers OF this vicinity have
been undecided whether to establish
q creamery or a cheese factory. AT
ter thoroughly ~canvassing the situa-
| JlOll ii uCC10lOu was i llCu Ill =lotO1
of the latter. Martin Chase is presi-
dent and a. u. Egan is secretary Of
the association organized for that pur-
pose. i
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Fargo. N. d. April 23.-Tle ar;nOry
auditorium will require $25,OOO more
to complete 1t and business men are
campaigning to raise the fund. When
first planned It was thought 100000
would complete the structure. 1t was
found. however, that 1t would require
about $4,000. The first floor was fin
ished last fall. 1t is originally plan
ned for the armory, hut was used in
a somewhat incompleted condition for
a number of conventions.
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futile, N. d., April 23.--A bad fire
occurred on the old Joe Hubbard
farm, now occupied by Charles Bea-
com. Mr.. Beacon knew nothing
about the fire until the next morning,
when he looked out and found the
barn and coW shed missing. All his
stock, feed, harness a ndtools we're
destroyed. No insurance was carried,
which makes a heavy loss for both
Mr.. Hubbard and Mr.. Beacon. No
one knows just how the firk started.
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Rugby, N. d.. April 23.-Judge
Frame presided in the preliminary
hearing Of en- assault and battery
case, when three Russian farmers
We're charged with committing ar as
sault with deadly weapons meek
yokes and singletrees) upon the head
and body of one Tom Kessler, a
neighbOr. The accused men are,
John Solway, ST.. and John SolWay.
Jr., and Philip Rickert. They waived
examination and were bound over to
appear at the next term Of district
court. In. the sum of $500. Assist
ant States Attorney r. E. Wenzel
represented the state. and H. B. Sem
the defendants.
Mocrhead, MINI, April 2S.-WliIe
on His way to take charge 3of three.
boys, sons of farmers living near
Glyndon, accused by q w. Humphrey
of stealing three cameras from the
McNab pharmacy, Sheriff Whaley
found the automobile belonging to ].
Gilb5rts of Fargo, which was taken
by Joy riders and abandoned near Dill
worth. The Fargo police were nOti-
fed and sent a man across the river
for the machine Sheriff Whaley com
.ttnued on his way and secured the
three. l'oys, completing the double cap
ture. The boys were brought before,
Judge Torson, who continued the
case. The Fargo police are working
on the automobile theft and hope to
have the Joy riders within the week.
Devils Lake. N. D., April 23.-The
farmers Of North Minnewaukan town
ship are growing into the potato
business. G. B. Halle. secretary .sOf
thu, Society Of Equity for that town
ship, has interested Is farmers in the
project of raising potatoes, with the
result that q carload of pure seed ar
rived yesterday. While, no extensive
fields will be planted, i, substantial
start will be made. IL. EveIsdngD. A.
Prete, r. A. Miller, G. C. Miller, a.
NJ. Maxwell, Casper Lee, C. B. Halle,
G. Halderson. Carl GilbertsOn, NJ. X.
Lee, Kerney Frank, Adam Scharf, O.
IT,. Oleson, Steiner Oleson, and Halver
Thoe are among those who will plant
pure seed this year.
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Z CasseltOn. N. D.. April 23,-ShOOt-
ing at geese proved fatal to Gather
Wilson, near Armenia. He drove a
team into town and on the way say
some geese near Howe's siding. He
borrowed a revolver from his brother
here and on his return, unnitched
the team and tied them to the wagon.
He then endeavored to slip up on the
geese through a corn field. Twenty
four hours later the team was found
still standing at the same place and
"a, search was instituted for Wilson,
who was found, dead. Four shots had
been fired from the revolver, proba-
bly, three at the geese and the fourth
may have, accidentally killed the
young man. He had been married
only a few months.
Minot, N. D., April 23.-James Da-
Wis, the 20-year.old youth in this city
who5spfundeTed the United States mail
box Iii the postoffice of over $4,000
worth of SECOND National bank
tchecks and drafts, was taken before
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