Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-30
The North Dakota County Auditors
association will hold its annual meet.
ing In Grand Forks, May 20.

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The North Dakota County Auditors
association will hold its annual meet
ing in Grand Forks, May 20.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Acy Page
celebrated the 50th anniversary OF
their marriage at their home at Bur.
key, N. D. They were married at Pine
Island, Mimi, and later lived at Lang
ford, S. D..
Owen Bushaw, who disappeared
from Grand Forks 10 days ago and
who relatives thought had been foully
dealt with, is alive. It was learned
today that he spent several days in
Minneapolis since his disappearance
here and that he was bound for Wis
consin to visit relatives Bushaw was
manager of the Singer Sewing Ma
chine company when he disappeared.
His accounts ire sound.
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A horse stolen in Ward county was
located near Grano, this state, and
Jack Lumgro, a transient laborer, is
under arrest. He vas employed on
the 'Plattke farm, near Grano, arriv-
ing there some weeks ago with the
horse, which he later traded to A. +.
Otto for a riding pony. A description
of the stolen animal fell into the
hands Of Sheriff Haugen, who began Il
new investigation, which led to the
arrest of Lumgre.
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The young men and ladies of tie
(Hricfion oyNr- e0oio$r ~ CnIlo,
Valley decided to renew their athletic
activities during the coming season.
They will have separate clubs and as
the season advances will stage COM
petitive contests. Their activities
during the summer season will be de.
voted chiefly to lawn tennis and walk.
ing feats. Contests will be staged
with similar societies of other demon.
nations, al we'll as Christian Endeav.
or clubs from neighboring towns.
Townships and city officials charged
with caring for Nelson county's poor
have been exceeding their authority
in granting such relief, according to
resolutions adopted by the county
commissioners. The board contends
that in several instances the officials
have made purchases and expendi-
lures in excess of those permissible
and that they have failed to make
proper returns. Attention of the OFF,
GERS in question is called to the law
bearing on the subject.
Senator AISLE j. Gronna of North
Dakota, in the twin cities today, pre-
dicted that President Wilson will be
renominated a~nd5defeated. "The peo-
pie are dissatisfied with the 7presi-
dents "free trade doctrine" said Mr..
Gronna. .'They are demanding a. pro
gressive republican, for president, An
other thing, people are ired of execu-
tive interference. Wilson has at
tempted to dictate too much. He is
4 splendid man personally, but has
failed as a president" Senator GrOn-
ma is on his way to Washington to at
tend the wedding of his daughter,
Miss Lillian May,1whose marriage to
Joseph Herbert, IF, q Washington
attorney i a=nnog9eed for May !,
| Innocent purchasers OF fraudulent
0toAA1Vu AOIO0 = CQ1AAVCFN VOIACNI All CuAo
state, according to a decision by
Judge Fisk of Williston. There is a
special law regarding notes Of this
character, which require that they be
stamped showing the purpose for
which they were made. An out Of the
state firm sold an animal to a mum.
ber1o farmers in the vicinity Of Scha-
fer and then DISPOSED of the tnOteAtO
Arkansas City bank. The notes"had
not been. properly stamped and the
court held them void, as they had
been fraudulently obtained, the horse
not being as represented. An attempt
has been made to have a law enacted
in this state to make fraudulent notes
Of all kinds uncollectable, whether
held by innocent purchasers or other.
wise, but it has not succeeded.