Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-10

Burned from head to feet while
playing with matches, Gladys Bauer,
only child of Edward Bauer Of Elmer
ado, died in a Grand Forks hospital.
Mckenzie couny is to have another
telephone organization. Farmers are
subscribing to stock in an organiza-
ton in which shares are being sold
at 80 and they will finance the con-
struction of the line themselves
through rural districts.
s.
Kenneth Way of Grand Forks, son
of Charles Mr.. Way of Minneapolis,
was fined $50 in justice court yester-
day for a~ssaulting Constable George
Boyd. The fine was RENTED and
Way was compelled to pay only So
Way was arrested when Boyd at
tempted to restrain him from speed
ing.
After preparing dinner, Mrs. Croto
Of the Sargent farm on the Forest
Reserve near Amidon, went out to
call her grandson. They returned to
find the ohuse burned to the ground.
One hundred sevCnty-eight people
have been naturali2ed in Richland
| county since the atlraliZation law OF
1908 went into effect. The greatest
number are Austrians.
s.
Leading democrats of the Hellstrom
faction held a conference at the Ho
tel Gardner recently and it is under
stood that plans for next primary
campaign were discussed at some
length. Though nothing was given
out when the meeting adjourned at
a late hour last night. it leaked ou'
that gu%bernatorial timber was consid
cred. Among those in attendance last
evening were State Chairman H. n
Perry of Glendale, Secretary f. w
Mclean of Fargo, George P. Jones O
Valley City avOwed candidate fol
United States senator; S. j. Doyle
United States marshal for the distrlc'
of North Dakota, and F. 0. Hellstrom
Returning from inspecting the
work of the experts composing the
poison squad at work in the state thi:
spring and summer, Dr.. w. B. Bel
of the North Dakota Experiment sta
ton, is greatly elated with the sue
cess of the gopher determination
work. Experts have been in man.
counties %instructing the farmers il
the best methods of preparation ant
distribution of the poisoned oats ant
the success of the plan has been be
yond the expectations of the officials
The cost runs from l to 4 cents pc:
acre and where large areas are in
cluded the former figure is often thu
result. The chief difficulty has beer
in securing a sufficient quantity o
%strychnine alkoloid as the other kim
was ineffective, in this formula.
w. .,rF'jH .' L:.-' '.'.
The" crack squad of the North Da
kota Agricultural college has signet
out with Jthe Sullivan e 1Considin'
vaudeville circuit for a ten weeks en-
gagementn The tour opens on July'l'
at Minneapolis. Cities that will b
covered will be St.. Paul, Duluth, Sc
attic, Portland, San Francisco, Lo
| Angeles, Oakland, Kansas City an
!, other points On the circuit. The squa'
will be, in command OF Melvin NJ
Guigan,,a drift master. Those who vii
makeAthe trip insaddition to.the drl
master aresC. GsMsRourke, LISBON; {
II. Mergems Faifmont; R. 9. Powell
!. Canda: N: 6. Dia,, Fargo; r: R. Gil
btonrts, Cando; w. G. Dudds, Nheator
Mimi; NJ. H. Harrington, Fargo, an
S. +. Pinkham of this city. Last viii
5 ter the squad played a bill at the o.
pheum theater and later at the Gran
theater, Grand Forks.