Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-14
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MOHALL, N. D.-John Hurley, a pio-
neer Of western North Dakota. and who,
when he wa 65 years old filed on a
homestead near Guerney, Sask. was
found dead in bed. ;Et
MILTON, N: D.-Milton Scandinavians
tomorrow will hold a novel celebration.
The affair isi being given as a North
mems reunion and an Scaadinavians in
the northwestern part Of North Dakota
have been invited. . ~ : " ''3'@'"'
rNEW#ROCKFORD. N. D.-Jorn Mum
and Mrs. ]. q. Defee,, brother. and sie-
ter Of the late RobssrtsNun will divide
equally his estate under an agreement
inst effected and there win be no con.
test In the courts. 4s:s
. sEOLDEN VALLEY N. D.-Joseph
Make narrowly escaped cremation when
his livery barn caught fire. The barn
with six horses and an auto burned. Il
JA4EsTbWN, N. sD.-secretary Thorn.
az Nottingham Of Dickinson caused the
arrest Of Ed Hager;; a5}barber at Cleve.
land, this county, for, violation of the
Sunday law. ahager was fined $50 and
costs. The secretary iAssmaking "a trip
around the state to enforce the law. 4
GRAND FORKS, n. D.4A-Fire, which.
it is believed. originated from an over
heated stove. destroyed fire buildings on
lower DeMars avenue causing a loss; OF
nearly SIS. e0o!a Ths1ire staftedSSin eAug
ust schaye budding. winch is Occupied
by the Anderson Employment agency,
and pidlyscominuficated to the adjoin-.
Ing structures.
RuGBY,.N n. D.-snowballs,, the only
fire ftghitinge facility available to- citizens
Of Orrin, south Of here, failed to prevent
the destruction Of the Charles Turk gen.
eral store, with a2loss Of about SO, 600.
The fire had q good start when disc0v.
cred, and when the ~townsspeople gathered
to attempt toacheck it, they were power.
less. q
DEVILS LAKE, N. D.--John Dolan. a
welr known resident of this district for
many years. died at the home of his
daughter. Mrs. L. II. Griffin after an i'll.
ness of two months. 4
ROLLA,s an D.-Richard Hayward,
state high school inspector, visited the
Rolla high school Tuesday. Mr.. Hey
ward spoke highly Of the work here and
was especially pleased with the arrange.
ii1ent' that gives Supt. Griffin. time to
supervise the work in the grades.
FARGO. n. .D.--Dean Walter Sumner
the noted E%piscopallan clergyman Of
Chicago, who lectured Tuesday at the
North Dakota agricultural college ar.
mory, as the NTH number III 1.-The Iciti-
gems lecture course, was the guest Of
the Y. n. G. a.. Of the North Dakota
agricultural college Tuesday at Ceres
hail. ,.: s.4$ SfH Y
DESART, y. D-Twenty- six Young men
at Desart have. organized q recreation
club, which Is proving great success
A ball is being fitted up for basket bali
and indoor baseball and II possible, a
team will be organized to take on the
%neighboring clubs.
GRAND FORKS. n. D.-Elbridge WITT
ter Of Andover, ". Y. and Sarah Sven
son Of Bagley. MINI. were married by
Judge Mclaughlin. {
The experience of our customers
vetifies the statement that New Sal
EN- Coal gives the most heat for 9
dollar. Phone Sc. ONCE 81 Main
street.-Adv.
The employment of persons under six
teen ir-Germany is controlled by special
laws. 5n:S'S = "a !