Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-30
News Of the State

II. UCll0s- uO OVVA0 s~
that was burned last winter Is nov
being rushed along as rapidly al
possible. The two stores on thu
ground floor have already been rent
ed.
Omemee.-Mr. and Mrs. Freder
ick Biberdoff, near here. have just
celebrated their golden wedding
About 200 OF their friends were
present and the event was held in q
large grove and converted into q
regular picnic.
Sours.-There was a peculiar acct
dent on James Pedie's farm. He had
filled a spraying machine to treat
some weeds and got too high pres
sure. The machine exploded while
he was driving the rig and blew of
the entire top breaking Petie's arm.
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Ruthland.-Mrs. Ole Moen left her
1S-months.old child playing In the
yard Will she went to weed the
garden. On returning she found the
child had fallen into the watering
tank neal the barn and was nearly
dead. A doctor was summoned but
could not resuscitate the child.
Hillsboro.-Thieves stole about
$50 and a lot of clothing from the
Greeks employed in the section
crew. They ransacker the house n
the absence Of the e Three SUI
spects we're traced to Fargo where
two were captured. They stated the
third man had done the robbery.
McKenzie.-As a result Of trouble
between w. E. Snyder and G. w.
Thompson, because Of al alleged in.
suit to the wife of the latter, Snyder
stabbed Thompson, causing two or
three rather severe wounds. Snyder
was placed unde bonds to await the
result of the injuries to his victim.
Fargo.-The North Dakota Oste-
opaths will hold their state session
in Fargo July 8. DR.. Stem Hanson
of Fargo is president and announces
there will be a number of visiting
osteopaths from Minnesota and other
states in addition to those from this
state. The state examining board
will be in session at the same time.
Fargo.-A humble of Fag Elks will
leave this evening 70 Minot at at
tend the annual state meeting Of ire
B. p. o. E., which will be in session
there tomorrow and Wednesday.
The Minot Elks have arranged for
a big eceptio1 for the visitors and
the business men have decorated tine
streets and buildings with Elk
colors.
Willisto1.-Bids have been opened
for the filtration plant to be estab.
lished here to purify the muddy Mis-.
court river water. The bids ranged
from $4,000 to $4,000 AID that Of
G. ]. Harding was the lowest. As
soon as the state land department
furnished the bonds, which are be.
ing printed, the contract will be
formally let.
Maadan.-H. c. Anderson was
drowned in the Cannon ball river
between Janesburg and Leith. He
attempted to ford the swollen
stream. Believing he would be safer
on the back of the horse than in the
buggy he tried that plan. The horse
fell, both the man and the animal
became enta1gle in the harness and
were drowned.
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Deering.-J. E. Elsberry Of Ward
country overlook a horse thief here
and recovered a valuable horse and
buggy. The outfit had been stolen
by a hired man who had been work.
ing for Ellsberry for two weeks. The
fellow had stolen clothing and
money from fellow employees. The
horse had been driven IS miles from
the Ellsberry farm to near this
place before the capture was made.
Minot. - With every surviving
member Of their family and a large
number Of their grandchildren pres.
ent Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Ellithorpe
have celebrated their fiftieth we'd
ding anniversary. It was the first
time in fifteen years all members
of the family had been together.
They were married IN Illinois and
later pioneered it in Minnesota be-
fore becoming early settlers in this
state.
Fargo. -Four nor Fagoans. two
Of them proprietors and two EN-.
ployees of a local messenger service,
have each been sentencd to ninety
days in Jail for selling liquor. They
would make deliveries from Moor
head, paying for the liquor on the
Minnesota side and receiving pay on
delivery, instead Of getting the
money first, then going after the
liquor and delivering 1t. All plead.
ed guilty.
Hillsboro.-A stranger went to the
Malcolm Brown place near here and
Claiming to be the owner, ordered
Mr. Brown to leave. The officials
were notified and two came after
the man. They found him walking
along the roadway and succeeded in
OverpOMering him after a struggle
The man carried q large revolver