Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-06
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FARGO, N. D.-Fred POrritt, after
serving a fve-day. sentence in Jail, ap-
peared efore Judge Hanson on the
charge Of carrying concealed weapons. He
pleaded not guilty to the charge and de-
manded a jury trial. This was granted.
and he vas released on $500 bail pend
ing the trial. E.s
2 TAYLOR, N. D.-There is no longer
any effort on the part Of local people
to identify the mysterious ~. c. r." as
Jay A.. Caldwell, as it has been learned
that J. c.. r. was taken to Rochester
In June. the same yea that Caldwell
disappeared from his home south OF
here in October.
NORTHWOOD, N. D.-The Bruce
Farmers club has been formed at North.
wood by o. p: Center, better farming
expert for Grand Forks county. The
club was organized at the Bruce school
near Northwood.
GRAND FORKS. N. D-Thorc Wattne
aged 60 OF Langdon died at a local hos.
pital Of tuberculosis, after having been
III for over q year. He Is survived by
enc son. lvor WAttnc OF Osnahrock.
BEACH, N. D.LWhile Will Schouboe
was riding horse back, the animal which
he was riding fell lin such a way as to
break his left leg.
FORT YATES, N. D.-Louis Endes. the
Fort Yates ferry man says the Missouri
river at that point did not freeze over
this winter until Dec. 20. The latest date
previously on record was Dec. 10. He
says the earliest date for the freezing
over of the stream was Nov. 2.
MANDAN, N. D.-Charged with trap
ping and killing beaver, Cornelius But.
Ter has been arrested on complaint OF
the game wardens.
DETROIT. MINN.-John Fegereng,
aged %, employed on a farm west Of
Detroit, attempted to jump across the
top OF a silage cutter but slipped into
the moving machine md had his foot
ground of. necessitatine amputation.
MOTT, N. D.-Following the visit of
j. G Hoke. OF the Better Farming move
ment here and his cooperation with local
field agent Campbell, there has been a
revival Of agricultural interest in Het-
finger county.
NE WSALEM, N. D.-A new Ignite
coal mine has been opened up at New
Salem. on the John Seethoff property,
half a mile south of the town limits. and
it will be ready for ST ness Aug. I.
HEBRON, ~ D.-Thcffrm Of Dichten
mueller Bros. established at Hebron
more than Is years ago has been dis
solved. Victor Dichtenmueller retiring,
leaving H. d. Dichtenmueller sole prop
rietor.
DANsANT WAS A GREAT SUCCESS.
Miss Dorothy Hanna, daughter #
Gov. Z. r. Hanna. was ono of the young
ladies assisting at the ''Soiree Dansant''
given in Fargo recently.
The Forum says: The Soircc Dansnnt.
given at the Stone auditorium under the
auspices OF Miss Vivian Dinnle ana ed
mund Otis Freeman was ~ social sue.
cess. The Metropolitan Grand Opera
quartette gave the first halflof the pro.
gramme,1 rendering sclections from The
leading n sta ,dard operas, which We're
= rare treat to the music lovers pres
tnt. They are all artists Of urMsuai abil.
ity and talent, and their varied pro-
grammc was of the best.
& The exhibition of the neW. modern
dances by Miss Benedict and, A&r. Henry
was also good. They showed 1 number
Of new steps in the Argentine tango. the
one-step and the Hesitation waltz.
Much credit for the success OF the af-
fair is due to Mss Mary Allcn. Of Min.
neapolts. who 0 charge. She was as
sisted in receiving by the, Misses Kath-
crime Wheelock. Dorothy ioalryniple
Hermoine Mitchell. Dorothy Hanna and
Mae Howe. .g
MAsoNs CELEBRATE ANNlvERsARy
Towner. N. D.. Feb. 1.-THE TWEEN.
tieth anniversary Of Towner's Masonic
lodge was celebrated. The Towncr
lodge has recently moved into a new
hall which 1t WINS and in connection
with the anniversary the hall wvns ded-
icated with proper ceremonies. Waiter
L. stockwell. grand secretary Of the
tstgl..E3s-" I=-EH-ts rrar v-.. 49, $aSFE3