Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-21

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4 A three-story fire.proof addition is
soon to be made to the Leland hotel
at Minot. Architect J.. C. Woodruff is
working on p ans for the erection OF
the same.
! The construction of the new Beth
anla Lutheran church in Minot start
cd last week. The basement was
completed two years ago and sery
ices nave since been held therein.
Wayne township in Foster count,
intends to try out crawling strip Of
road for the purpose Of testing it out
Az Ryder someone painted G.. H
Chrlstlaansen's hunting dog. a bright
| green.
The sheriff and five deputies exc.
cuted a raid on five blind pigs at Pin.
gree Yesterday, capturing four violat-
ors of the prohibition law, who were
brought to Jamestown Saturday eve.
ming for trial.
| Mckenzie county officials have
caused the arrest of Frank Spalding
at Redstone, Mont, and of Mrs. A, J,
Pangor, near Bainville, Mont, on the
complaint OF the womans husband,
who charges they e!oped from his
home near here.
The Sheyenne Valley Canning Co.
has been re0rganized. the Brown Bros
having sold their interest to Lisbon
parties. Jay Brown the former presi-
dent has accepted a lucrative propo.
sition with a new factory in Montana
and We're Brown is considering sever
al advantageous offers. ss's, 81,
Miss Helen Sullivan, remarkably
successful in the organization iOf boys
and girls rural clubs, while she was
superintendent Of schools IN Cavalier.
county, has been engaged by the Unit
ed States department of agriculture
to engage in that work, according to
announcement made at Grand Forks.
"A telegram. Wa2a received at Fargo
yesterday morning, !. telling of the
death of Mrs. A.; III. Porte at an early
hour this morning in Cincinnati hos.
pital.s The cause Of death was not
given. Mrs. Porte will be remember
ed by Fargo residents as having resid-
FED here some three or four years ago.
She was one Of the pioneers of North
Dakota, first settling at Casselton
about the year Of 1881. ISL
Sheriff John Sedreloe and his;
|daughty deputies think they have.
solved the Carpio mystery involving
the discovery yesterday of. a buggy.
and harness, with no horse or driver,
at the bottom Of a ravine in q creek
bed near Carpio. IN. S. Chapelle Of
Berthold reported % the shetifl;s of!!
flee in Minot April IA that u horse
and buggy which he left tied in the
street at {Berthold had disappeared,
evidently having been stolen ~. ~
"A new railroad from Huron s. D.,
to Hankinson is contemplated as re-
suit of the recent organization of the
Huron & Northwestern Railway COM
pans. It isfto run to this point
through a section OF country in need 4
Of more shipping facilities. At this
place it will connect with the 500.
Representatives of the 500 road in
;sist they have had; nothing to do with
the organization of the company and
areSnot backing it. ALI III ~ sg I'M
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1t is'charged that extravagant meth
DDS were employed by the federal gov
eminent irrigation departments in the
construction of the Williston irriga-
ton project, Charges of the land
owners involving these extrayagants
will be placed before the board of
review, which will meet here this
spring. The Williston Water Users
association, which is backing the
claims made by the owners of the un-
necessary expenditures has employed
counsel to prosecute the case-the
owners being hopeful of transferring
the additional unnecessary debt.
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There is rejoicing at New Rockford
over the apparently authentic report
that the Great Northern will begin
construction work on this end of the
Lewiston-New Rockford line to con.
meet up with the construction on the
west end of the line in Montana.
There is activity the part Of the
rightof.way men along the survey,
especially on the Fort Berthold reser-
walton. where many tracts have been
recently purchased from the Indians.
The firm having the construction con-
tract west from here is preparing to
begin work in May.
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The many friends Of genial E. L.
Richter, president Of the North Da-
kota Press association, will be inter-
ested in knowing of his trip to the
San Francisco exposition. Mr.. Rich.
ter passed through Fargo Sunday
morning ticketed by the southern
route. The big potato bake which
will be held at the exposition April
q, is the main objest of Mr.. Richter's
trip, as he is to be the representative
from his home town of Larimore and
also for the state of North Dakota.
The many friends of Mr.. Richter at
Larimore have presented him with
The lwherewithal to make the trip.
During his trip both the. state press
and the Larimore paper will be in.
formed by letters of the general
points of interest en- route, and at the
fair.
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: Lester, the little son of w. Peck.
who resides north of Granville, was
the victim of sad accident. He and
his two brothers were at. home alone