Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-17

Charles Wagner of Mohall was bit
ten by a mosquito neal his eye ane
blood poisoning resulted from the ir
ritation.
A community picnic will be held or
the banks of Turtle Lake Wednesday
July q, under the direction Of the
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society O.
Darling.
Simon Rice, Jr., one of the oldes'
settlers in Rolette county, died at Tho
home of his son, Louis Rice. He
was the oldest member OF the G. A
r. in the state.
The Masonic lodges of Lisbon, En-
derlin and Sheldon will hold theil
first annual picnic at ldlewild parl
in Lisbon on July 81. All Masons o
Ransom county are invited to brins
their wives and kiddies, and o. Z. S
has been asked to participate.
Farmers clubs of Stutsman county
launched a county federation at
meeting held here, and the organiza
nor is expected to become 4 part o.
the general statewide club federation
The board Of directors will hold its
first meeting July 20, when officers
will be named. Tho directors are
w. H. Bingham, Kensal; J. H. Hast
ings, Pingree: Frank Norden, New
| JIon,n. n yNil1in y1c NcnIUy0rfh. (tnn
Dahlstrom, Pettibone; H. L. Roe
Buchanan; W. Ottinger, jamestown;
F. Squires, Spiritwood; Thomas Pen
dray, Jamestown; A. Ahlen, Cleve
land; e. NJ. R%eardon, Medina; Will
liam Krekow, Streeter: T. Williams
Cleveland; NJ. Toay, Jane stown; C
j. Benson, Montpelier.
Announcement was made in the
last issue of the Bathgate Pink Paper
on July IA, that the publication would
discontinue after the succeeded issue
Frank A. Wilson, editor of the pa
per, was state oil inspector in North
Dakota some time ago. The paper is
now in its thirty-second year and is
one of the best known papers of the
state. The Pink Paper is the official
paper Of Pembina county. The mater.
ial Of the paper will probably be ship
ped to some western town and a new
paper started. 1t is not expected that
Mr.. Wilson will leave Bathgate, as he
has several large investments in that
city. The reason given for the clos.
ing down of the paper is the lack OF
patronage and general apathy among
the citizens. Mr.. Wilson states that
consequently the publishing of the
paper is too ~burdensome to the pro.
prietor.
The annual convention OF Mclean
county Sunday schools will open at
Turtle Lake, on Monday, July 10, at
I O'Clock p. M, the sessions to be
held in the Methodist church. On
Monday evening. Mrs. El.a'M. Snow.
state superintendent of the element.
airy department., will speak, and on
Tuesday prominsnt speakers from
over the county Will be heard. TIES.
day evening Rev. cavalier A. Snow OF
Fargo, general secretary; will address
the convention. IN 'fa 1iIGr'ti1t'
The Turtle L%ake4people will meet the
500 train at Underwood on Monday
and convey the delegates to Turtle
Lake by auto.T Entertainment2will be
furnished on the Harvard plan. This
convention is for ltherardral, as well
as the town schools, land we hope
that pastors and superintendent will
take an active interest in the con
vention, attend to the ELECTION OF del
| egates and help to- make this conven
ton the best that the county has
ever had. Leslie R. >Burgum of Wash
burn is president and j. G. Overholsel
of Dogden is secretary of the organ
%iZation.