Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-30

Two acClQentS happened at the EC
Mitchell home at Hope. One of his
children broke an arm and the mex,
day a horse kicked a second child ir
the back.
Miss Margaret Thomson, while oc
cupied at her duties in the telephone
office in the drug store at Minot, haC
the misfortune to trip and fell heav
lily on her side on the floor.
While burning straw on the Delgel
farm, near Bowdon, a little girl was
so severely burned as to cause hel
death, after much suffering. The
mother also was seriously burned.
Dehlinger & Larson, who. have q
general store in Oakdale, will put in
a branch store at Kildeer, with Mr.
Larson in charge, while Mr.. Dehlingel
will remain in charge of the store al
Oakdale.
F. Full, of Glendale, lost a good
barn by fire and NJ. Saunders LOST
about $3.50 worth of feed, harness and
other articles, when the small boy
and a match proved the %invincibility
Of their combination.
The A. Weiser store at Sheldon
was threatened by destruction by fire
fore a time. The fire started from the
lighting system and considerable
damage vas done to the Office and
II corn2r of the store.
With good weather conditions
Wahpeton hopes to have it's new wat
er plant in operation by the first Of
the year. Work has started in cutting
down the. main to the lMinnesOtassid
where the source of supply is.
I--y Seton sold his 32O-acre farm
loc:.te! four miles south Of Mandar
on 1.-THE FLASHER road to Albin Nelson
the price paid being $4,000 or $3.50
an acre The Seton farm is one Of
the most desirable in this locality an6
has excellent buildings.
A prairie fire started a short dis
lance north of Hazelton and for q
time the town has quite a scare. Mer
we're rushed from town in automo
biles and succeeded in getting the
fire under control but not until it haC
burned a considerable amount of hay
G.. H. Trimble, secretary of the
county committee Of the Democratic
party OF Ransom county, was arrested
on the charge Of having embezzled
funds belonging to the committee. A
hearing was held and Mr.. Trimble re
LEASED, there being no evidence oil
guilt.
Miss Erie Patterson, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Patterson of Rol
Ia, was found at the foot of the
stairs leading to the basement of the
schoolhouse in an unconscious condi
ton. 1t is believed that she fell down
the steps. She was unconscious fol
several days.
William Dan, an Indian graduate
of Carlisle University and veteran Of
Carlisle's football squad, was sent
enced by Judge C. M. Cooley of Crane
Forks to a year in states prision fo1
forgery. When arrested Day was
drunk and the government is trying
to find out where he got the liquor.
The Thorne department store and
the local drug store were destroyed
by fire during the night. The fire
started from an overheated furnace
in the drug store, the loss on which
both contents and building, was com
plete. Some Of the department stores
stock was saved. The total loss is
about $4,000.
While the Mollins family was alb
sent the large barn IN the Waldor
farm near Page burned with TEL
horses, twenty-five cattle, some grair
and forty tons of hay and nearly al
the farm machinery. Two Thousand
dollars insurance was carried on the
barn, but there was no insurance OF
the rest of the loss.
Albert, the 25-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Taylor of Minot, diet
at Los Angeles, Cal, of tuberculosis
The funeral Vas held at Los Angeles
Albert left Minot three years ago ant
about a year ago was married. HI
was employed at the Blakey drus
store here for several years. II:
leaves besides his parents, a brother
Hugh, residing here, and two sisters
Mary and Nellie.
A shooting ARRAY occurred south o
Wales, the result of which is that A
Albrecht is under the doctors care
with several shot in the back of hi:
head, and Ed. Gre ming is in thu
hands Of the law officials. It ap
pears that Greening became incenset
because Of people driving across hi
land, and upon seeing the victim driv
ing across his land, is said to have
fired four shots with a shotgun, on
Of which took effect.