Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-04
State News and Comment

Mohall housewives to the number
Of twelve Or more, have purchased
electric washing machines.
Francis C. Murray, a large lumber
dealer of Crosby, died in a Minot hos
pital late Tuesday. His remains
we're shipped to Crosby, where the
funeral was held and the interment
made.
At a meeting of the Park associa'
ion at Dickey it was decided not to
allow the erection of a dancing paw.
ion in the park.l The matter has been
attracting much attention at Dickey
recently.
Ed. Wiese, of Cleveland, was acct.
dentally shot through one Of his wrists
with a rifle in the hands Of Lloyd
Grover. Grover shot at a bird and
nit Wiese, who was working in a
nearby field.
During a severe thunder storm the
spire of the Norwegian church at Tell,
IN the vicinity of Napoleon, was struck
by lightning and completely demol.
ished. The floor of the church was
also set on fire By the bolt.
Miss Eleanor Marshall is Minot's
lew police matron. She veal a star
md is vested with all the authority
If a policeman, but her chief duty will
be to Look aftgr the women who 60
o that place looking for work.
Item from the Sioux County Pioneer
If Fort Yates: Mrs. Yellowlodge, for
merly the wife of Chief Thunderhawk,
lfter whom the town of Thunderhawk
S named, died last Thursday at Bull
head. She is survived by a daughter,
Mrs Nicholas Blanket.
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The Grand Forks Y. NJ. C. A. cam
oaign, for "a $4,000, fund for the con-
struction of "a new addition to the
present building closed last evening
when the workers reported a total Of
100000. The campaign has been in
progress the last five days.
The finance committee in charge of
raising funds for the Fourth of July
celebration at Beach, to be held on
July 5, has already raised $1,000. 1t
looks as though Beach was going to
pull off a big stunt for the entertain
nent of the people of. that section Of
the country.
Work is unusually slack in the
Northern Pacific railroad yards at
jamestown this spring. The usual
number of work trains with crews en-
gagged in railroad improvements and
construction have not been put on at
the present time, and but little track
work outside of, necessary repairs is
being" done. '"f'hN .
DR.. f. P. Robertson, president Of
Wesley college, Grand Forks, took
part in, the Hillsboro Memorial Day
program. DR.. Robertson delivered
the principal address, One Of. the
speakers was Bruce Pollock of Fargo,
who won the state oratorical contest.
MIR. Pollock spoke 'The Oppor-
tunity of the United States to Pro-
mote World Peace" rs
The ReIville@eounty Sunday school
convention VIII be held in Sherwood
June 8 and ga large numoer Of del
egates, from the. Sunday schools in the
county are expected to&be in attend
ance, and arrangements are now UNI
der way to provide for their enter
tainment. Walter Snow, general sec
of Fargo, is expected. The
state convention will be held at Minot
June 15-17.<
The LaMoure school board has fill
ed the vacancies in the faculty Of the
school district with the staff
as follows: LaMoure City Schools
Superintendent, J. S. Bjornson; prin-
cipal, Anna f. Barrett; science and
history, Addison l.. Meinecke; latin
and mathematics, Gertrude Swine
burne; agriculture, NJ A. Massey; do
science, Ella Hutchinson; man.
ual training, Nellie E. Stone; music
and drawing Lorraine Miller; prin-
cipal of junior high school and math-
.matics and science, Vaughn Miller;
English and history in the junior high
school, Sadie Atcherson; Sixth grade,
Nelson: Fourth and Fifth
Hulda o. Ellison; Third grade,
Cora Sabin; Second grade, lrma Con-
ner; First grade, Cora Alister. The
Independence School-Principal, Ray
mond G. Stinley; primary grade, Yer
no M. Nienow. Juberg School No. 2,
Ora Reilly.