Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-07
News of the State


Sheyenne is talking about a Mar
ket day.
A new Catholic church is being
built at Warwick.
Ed. Mccoy, farmer. near Kenmare,
lost his big barn by fire, of unknown
origin. All the stock was saved.
Vandals are at work in the ceme-
terry near Darlington, and authorities
are on the watch.
The jamestown Federation Of La
Dor has started the work of excavat-
ing for a new hall and lodge building.
Brinsmade young people have or
ganized a dancing club, and the first
dance will be held Friday evening,
Oct. 2.
The pouring of a small quantity Of
gasoline on some hot water started
an incipient blaze in the Judge Lilies
home in Minnewaukan.
s.
Levi Blades of Grafton has raised
over 500 fine watermelons for sale
this year. While mt as large as the
southern variety, they are said to be
fully as fine and juicy.
The members of the State Enforce
ment League who are touring the
state by auto in the interests of suf-
frage are finding a hearty reception
and good crowds wherever they 20.
.,.r,..I s.
Sheriff N. O. Nelson of Grafton,
while making his rounds, discovered
that one of his prisoners, by name
Dan Jones, had been using a file to
good effect, and would soon have sue
ceeded in liberating the 20 prisoners
in the Jail at that time.
A man who fell from the roof or
one of the coaches on G. N. train No.
4, near Grand Forks, is in the hospi-
tai there, and in response to injuries
as to his name and place of residence
merely tells his questioners where to
go, in none too delicate language.
Nothing further can be gotten out Of
him.
bernle Greene, dishwasher in the
Royal Cafe in Minot, had an alterca-
ZION with the boss, and following the
rumpus he went into the street. SO.
lected the biggest rock he could find
ana hurled it straight through the
plate glass window of the cafe. He
was then taken in charge bv the no.
lice. ~
Whlle washing an automobile in
inc alley next to the Northern Auto.
mobile company's garage in James
town. -" water short circuited III.
nattei set fire to the hood Of
'ne Il The blaze was extin-
gulsle. mex work and without
damage Lighting besides the ma.
chine.
A h"2e" Mandan boy, Clifford
Prodt been offered a position
as II in the Beatty Aviation
schc; '"land. He was formerly
ass'f.a 1atructor at the aviation
sch - hampstead. Plains, N. Y,
ant low in Great Falls, to which
place .he telegram was forwarded
from Mandan. ....
Jorge Torgeson of Homen, near
Pembina, was climbing the hill near
the big Pembina when the car failed
ana IN endeavoring to throw it into
the low, he touched up the reverse
lever, instead, and the car backed
rapidly down the hill and turned over
Twice, but fortunately without iniur-
ing anyone.
Thee Grand Forks bows. desir;oc
to play 'Iild west show, and lackins
a ste',' e. the lariat work ropeG p
plg O. oarby farm, and strung him
up D. reck and orc leg in the
Darn. ae pig was found family
squeal:ne' and the boys were later 10.
Gated In the woods, where thov c,n.
lessed to having put the uorker in h;r
IN, >m''rtable position.
-
:, uns Dellhop at a Wahpeton no.
T. alleged to have pulled off q for.
ger. S IN several business houses
~ u @zs Hamade some purchases
d. IS, promising that he
nd the following day,
ny check, and set
e, .... / and paid with
a It the different
places. kin the balance
of the .ccount, disappear
ed, and had no. !, at last
accounts.