Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-23

lIASL SATURDAY WAS M0Ah0I 10y q
Velva, and despite the threatening
weather, the day was a success
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The Forresters who were in con
vention recently, selected Grand
Forks as the next annual convention
city.
protect our crops from hail" Is a
heading for advertisements In a large
number of the papers of the state. 1t
is timely and good advice.
Some one attempted to burglarizo
a store at Bisbee, and in trying to eff
feet an entrance broke off part Of q
skeleton key In the lock.
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Esmond is in the center of a local
ity that is becoming famous IS a
place for the nesting of certain spe'
cies of birds, especially a water rail.
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And now the papers must get busy
and fill the space left vacant by the
withdrawal of all the political an.
nOuncements. The public will during
the next few weeks receive more
news. ~
The McHenry county fair will be
held July /, 2 and 8. Big plans have
been made for this event at Granville
and the people will be given good en-
| k0r&o ~ p,oovn% .uhon lfhnro .#.#. -E1H..s. #....
Henry Brake of Leonard is alleg-
ed to have assaulted his wife. with a
Hammer. DR.. Huntley at Leonard
states that the wounds are quite SER
iOus. Mr.. Brake is in the hands of
the sheriff of Richland county.
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June 26 Inkster will hold its eighth
annual Baseball tournament. Four
of the fastest teams of that part Of
the state Will take part in the tourna-
ment and a lively days sport is anti
cipated.
Mandan's new chief Of police has
given orders and warnings to the mo.
florists of that city and, moreover,
states he will strictly enforce the
laws hereafter, regardless Of the rank.
position or any other condition of the
violators.
j. H. Frankel, one of the leading
business men of Goodrich, committed
suicide, taking poison and then shoot
ing himself. Business reverses were
the cause Of his dependency. He
leaves a wife and three children prac.
tically unprovided for.
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Billy Smith and Jack Connors, two
notorious characters Of. Minot, n
of whom is out on parole at the pres
ent time, were arrested late yesterday
by Chief Robinson, charged with boot
logging. They will be given a hear.
ing tomorrow before Judge Lynch.
The citizens of Fargo are making
a united effort to secure 100000
collars as q gift to Fargo college. II
they do so, DR.. James ]. Hill will
present the college $4,000. The lat
est reports indicate that the people
will secure the money before June Is.
John LaGocie, a young farmer, near
Edmore, committed suicide by shoot.
ing himself when alone in his farm
home. He was found by some of the
neighbors. lying across his bed. Bad
luck and the expectation of losing his
farm through foreclosure were given
as the cause of the tragic death.
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A farmer near Grafton has been
committed to the jamestown asylum.
His name is R0bel. Jensen and he is
"a years old. Though one of the
earliest settlers in Kensington town.
ship and a hard working man all his
life, he finally lost his farm through
mortgage foreclosure and decided to
end his life.
Word has been received from
George LOTUS and j. M. Anderson,
OF the American Society of Equity,
that they will accept the invitation of
the committee and speak at Hillsboro
July 4th, at the Dakota Illinois picnic.
DR.. E. P. Robertson, president of the
Wesley college OF Grand Forks, nas
also been secured as q speaker.
Williston will entertain the North
Dakota Bankers association July 1
and 2. The bankers of that city are
planning to show the financiers q
good time and are working toward
that end. One of the matters that
will be Considered at this meeting is
the new banking and currency meas
ure which was passed by the national
legislature.
John Rovig and Lee Nichols, two of
Morton county's candidates for office,
have tried an "Old Man Weston
stunt and made six miles on foot to
FLASHER. A young lady driving to town
took a glance at the pedestrians and
decided It were better for her to drive
on without offering to give the regis
ter of deeds or the deputy county aud
itor a lift on their weary way.
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Nick Bratland, a member of the J..
A.. Rose construction crew, who are
erecting the addition to the Buttz.
Vile Farmers elevator, had an artery
severed and the palm of his right
hand cut to the bone last Friday,
when he grasped a tin single to
keep from falling from q staging at
the top Of the building. Several
stitches were necessary to close the