Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-26

large sum of money. He had left it
in his car for a few moments at the
garage when it was stolen.
Work on the construction of the
new garbage incinerator, which has
been purchased by the city of Grand
Forks. has been commenced and will
be pushed to a rapid completion.
q
Two negroes and one white man
were arrested for breaking into a
camp belonging to section men work
ing for the Great Northern at Doyon.
The men were arrested a few miles
from Doyon and are awaiting a pre-
liminary hearing before the justice.
They are believed to be tramps.
Jamestown-The cool nights OF
early fall render the "jungles' west
of the river less desirable than here
tofore and many of the transients
Ifccking east from the harvest fields
find it necessary to patronize the ho-
tells and the lodging houses Where
heretofore they slept out with the
sky for a %coverlet.
s.
There is a very decided improve
ment in the appearance of the North.
ern Pacific railroad yards south OF
the depot at Valley City since the
widening of the sidewalks and com
pletion of the depot. All the rubbish
has been cleared away, cars removed
and everything indicates that the OF
ficials intend to assist in beautlfylng
Valley City.
The North Dakota Development
league press bureau, which is run IL
connection with the Grand Forks
Commercial club, is gathering Stats
} tics of the building done in the state
. this year. Approximately a million
dollars worth of building has beer
: done in Grand Forks this year, ant
, the club is DESTROYS of obtaining the
figures from other places.
A Watford citizen Of Irish descent
| nhe other day remarked in the pres
: ence of his wife that sending seventy
five or one hundred shiploads Of beef
, to Germany, it would be an easy mat
: ter for seventy-five or one hundred
= Irishmen to trim the whole German
army. He Immediately left the house
when his wife advised the necessary
l. precaution of keeping whiskey away
from the freshmen.
Instead of fighting over matters re-
lating to the European war, as
claimed, the shooting of Paul Erie
mann by Fred Eaton on the Adams
; farm zeal Wahpeton vas the result
of the %latter's intoxication. Some ONE
struck him on the nose. He didn't
know who it was, but he secured g
: revolver and shot his friend, Erie
; mann, through the body. The latter
g is in the hospital with a small chance
: for recovery.
: Seeking revenge for grievances
several discharged members, OF tn
: crew on Lars Edwardson's thresl,
ing crew near Kenmare, are sus
pected of wrecking the machine
y Several old horse4shoes were tied to
gether and concealed in a bundle o
wheat which was run Through tn
/ machine. Almost the entire inside o
the machine was wrecked and it ha'
to be almost rebuilt. Two OF the sus
poets disappeared.
y ~
: Noah Woods, a negro Who Wa'
paroled at Devils Lake twelve day
before the expiration of his sentence
! after serving time for keeping al
opium den, was arrested again OF
complaint of his wife for assault an
battery. The woman did not seem t.
be hurt but the judge considered
Woods guilty of breaking his parol'
and ordered him back to jail to fin
ish his sentence. Woods and his VIII
have been married twenty-three years
A bold robbery occurred at Sure,
when a hobo held up a harvest hand
=. taking all the money he had. Th'
j, hobo, noticing that his victim wor'
am especially good pair of trousers
3 leveled his gun and made him taxi
E them off. He is undoubtedly wear
ing them now. After doing the jo'
very thoroughly, he locked the VIC
tim in a box car, where he wa
: found by William Horner, the eleVa
! tor man. No clue to the robber ha3
been found.
2 As a result of the frequency VIII
which arrests of violators OF the gam
Laws are being made in the state
more wholesome respect for the LAY
is being developed. District Gam
>, Warden Olson caused the arrest an
secured the conviction of H. Wonder
I lick at Ray, who contributed $33 i
S the way of a fine and costs. Severa
. other Violations have been caught tn
season and the violasors no longe
disregard the law in the open name
that formerly characterized thei
work.
An adequate supply of filtered wa
) ter will soon be had for Wahpetor
The contracts have been let and tn
work will progress as rapidly as pos
sible. The supply will be secure
from the Otter Tail river. An intak
will be established several thousan'
, feet above the pumping station RICH
in the middle OF THE stream an
, screened and protected against dam
} g by flood or ice. 1t will have
capacity of ID, 900 gallons per minute
The water will be conducted to IN
station we'll by gravity and then pump
ed into a settling basin. The coagu
lating filtration system will be used
When the Waiter Came.