Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-06
NORTBWEslLETS

Cando. N. D.-Cando automobile own,
ers will meet for the purpose of forming
an automobile association and for the
continuance of good road work.
Pembina, N. D.-The Academy of
Mary Immaculate was dedicated by Arch
bishop Langevin Of St. Boniface. Man.,
assisted by Bishop Beleauno, Monsignor
Dugas and Fathers ULTRA. Loreau and
others.
Verona, N. D.-Roland Magil unloaded
a carload Of mixed livestock at the St.
Paul s~tockyards. Mr.. Magill will be back
here in time to scour the country for q
couple Of loads of hogs and cattle for
Saturdays shipment.
Verona. NJ. D.-The carpenters from
Nebraska who erected q set v farm
buildings on the DR.. Roost farm east Of
town. left for that state. They are &C.
lighted with our country and our ell
mate and say they will come again.
Grafton, N. D.-While hauling wood
with his brother, Edward Zeama.n re-
ceived fatal injuries. The team ran away
and thep pole stuck into the ground. hurl-
ing the two high into the air. Edward
Zeaman's skull was fractured and he died
later.
Hankinson, N. D.-A prairie fire las.
troyed about 300 tons of hay over near
Victor recently. Olaf Oaiseth was the
heaviest loser, his winter supply of both
hay and straw being burned. About Is
farmers assisted in finally stopping the
progress Of the fire.
Hatton, N. D.-Mrs. T. E. Nelson, a
former we'll known resident of this cicv.
passed away at her home in California
recently. Mr.. Nelson had conducted a
store here since 1887 tilr about six years
ago when they moved west. Her hus-
band and five sons and daughters sur
vive her.
Leeds. N. D.-Business men Of Leeds
and cities or the Leeds Jamestown line
of the Northern Pacific attended the hear
ing held here OF the question of COM
polling the Great Northern to give an ad-
ditional train service to the west. Pat
rons want the Oriental Limited, due 1ere
about midnight, to make a stop.
Lansford. N. D.-Secretary W. f. Hol-
bein of the North Dakota Press associa-
ton is backing the arrangement for a
special train to carry the members IF
the organization from Minot to Bismarck
over the 500 line, the train to leave Mi
not late Thursday, January Is, the nj ,,t
before the ope ing session of the anr ual
winter convention is held.
Grand Forks, N. D.-Judge E. NJ.
Cooley advised Clerk Of Court Spaulding
to adjourn the January term of the dis
trict court, which already had been call
ed for January 6 to January 10.
Devils Lake, N. D~.-Through the CO.
operation of DR.. Henry Harris, rector of
the Church of the Advent, the basemene
of the new Guild hall has been rented
for three months, January, February and
March for a gymnasium.
Minot, N. D.-Forty- three criminal
cases and sixty.fve civil cases will be
tried at the January term of county
court which opens next Tuesday.
Devils Lake, N. ID. V. Brennan
has purchased a residence formerly
owned by Mrs. Anthony Nelson at 513
Ulinc avenue and will occupy the new
home at once.
Jamestown, N. D.-Edward Clemens, a
resident Of jamestown and vicinity for
a third of a century. died at his home.
A week prior to his death he suffered a
stroke of paralysis from which he never
regained consciousness.
Flasher, N. D. st. Lawrence's church
the first Catholic church in Flasher, has
recently been dedicated by Bishop Wher-
lie Of the Bismarck diocese.
Minot, N. D.-Charles Belanger and
Edward Doddert were arrested on the
charge of burglary, making a total of
six men arrested for burglary in Minoy
within q week.
Kief, N. D.-John Bozum killed him.
self accidentally ae Kief by carelessly