Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-08-06
News Of the State

Shields is to have 10000 bushel
Farmers Elevator this fall, to help
handle the bumper crop Of the re
gion. n "
Local business men of Glen Ullin
went out with team and block and
tackle, and jerked q bridge back into
place, the structure having been NOV.
ed from its piers by floods.
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Tolley.-A. T. Hudson, aged q
was found dead with a bullet through
This head. The indications were that
he had placed the muzzle of small
rifle in his mouth an. then fired the
weapon. ;. "
At q picnic near Glen Ullin the
other day, there was baseball game
between the girls and the boys. The
girla won, Z to 2, but the boys excus.
ed their. defeat by saying that they
had to let the girls win in order ia
keep them sociable.
IN unknown man was hit here Sat,
urday night by Northern Pacific
train and Is In an Aberorombie h0spi
tai near death, unable to give any in.
formation as to his identity. He will
die.
The man was walking on the track
when struck.
Aiinot The trial Of Joseph Nc.
Peek, charged with wife murder, will
take place In IMountrail county, his
request for a change Of venue being
granted by Judge X. B. leighton.
McPeek's alleged staying Of his
wife, III the presence OF their daugh.
ter, Crystal, occurred here several
months ago. 555, 81
Sheldon. An invention by which
light cars can be more easily steered
has been Jointly invented by Rev. ].
N. Engerholm of Leonard and And.
rev Nelson Of this place. 1t is@ a
simple device, cheap and easily at.
tachable to the front axle OF the cor
and it is claimed will make 1t 100 per
cent easier to steer the cars. i
Chaffee. Following q prolonged
debauch after visiting Fargo and
Moorhead, George Freesing, a tran.
silent laborer, who had been employ.
ed on farm here was found dead
alongside the railroad track. He had
partially filled bottles Of whiskey
and alcohol in his pockets. His
DEATH was due to acute alcoholism.
Grafton. Henry Hoff, foreman OF
the Northwestern Telephone com.
panys here. was arrested on advices
from Waugean, Ill, where IIoff Is
wanted for embezIlement.
The Chicago Telephone company
makes the charges against FIoff, who
consented, to return to Illinois with
Sheriff ]. p. Green OF Lake county,
I'LL, TO face trial. Il Il
Minnewaukan. Following an In.
vestigatiop into the character OF
State Humane Agent Blake, Judge
Butte of this judicial district has an.
nounced his revocation Of the ap.
p0intment Of B1ake as the juvenile
officer Of this district. The Judge
asserted that neither Blake nor his
assistant, Barton. are entitled to re.
ceive the support of the public. :.
Little Alvin Campbell, son Of T.
Campbell, Q farmer near Cleveland,
was riding on the binder with his
father, when the reel struck him,
knocking him off the seat and In
front Of the sickle bar. Before the
team could be stopped. the sharp
knives had nearly severed one of the
boys legs. The little chap was rush.
ed to the hospital at jamestown, and
Immediately cared for.
Oscar auckland, manager Of the
Berg Mercantile Co., at Berg, met
with q serious accident while riding
horseback recently. The horse ran
into q ditch and fell. auckland was
thrown clear, but the horse rolled
and fell on him in q little ! coulee.
The saddle struck him in the side,
just below the ribs, and it was feared
at first that he had been seriously
injured internally, but he is now re.
ported improving. 5 u. 4
A homesteader by the name Of Ost.
by, living near Schafer, lost good
horse, and nearly lost his little boy
by drowning, when, while crossing 1
bridge with q wagon to which were
hitched q broncho and another horse,
the broncho. SHE'D, throwing the
whole outfit into the river. The
wagon lit bottom up, with the little
boy underneath, and fl0ated down
stream: BY heroic efforts, Ostby
managed to release the boy, and also
cut the. broncho loose from the har.
ness. The other horse was drowned.
Henry Wesselsk., a farm laborer
lat the Peter Schmidt place near
Fried, was victim Of an unusual &C
cident Sunday. While at Fried the
mans coat and shirt became saturat-
led with gasoline. Wesselski lay
down in the sun to sleep and the gas
oline fumes, soaking In, burned the
mans arms, hands and shoulders and
one side Of his head severely before
he walked up. He was In = serious
condition and DR.. Movius was called
from jamestown, taking Wesselsh to
the Parkview hospital, where his con-
dition, while not dangerous, Ii Z 90
we're shock to his nervous system.