Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-22

New England Is going to celebrate
the Fourth on July 8.
It is probable that a choral society
will be formed at Harvey.
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The St. Charles hotel at Marmarth
is to be extensively improved.
The Pioneer, Press at Mott has NOV
ed into it's new home and has added
considerable new equipment.
Marmarth's marshal is making use
of all the surplus transients without
Jobs by putting them. to cleaning IT,,
the directs and doing other WORK
about toWEsEfor their board at The
town jail.
Business men and farmers of Will
liams county will have a good roads
bee some timesssin June. Every man
in the county who is ablesto handle a
pick or a shovel will be asked to work
for at least one day. n
When a game warden suddenly lap.
peared at Mapleton and arrested w.
w. Flagg 'on a.chayge of fishing With
a net, which is in violation of the
state laws, other people decided that
the good old way of capturing dish
with a rod and line was
John Graham Of Darlington, and
| William s. Holmes of Grand Forks,
have returned from New York City,
| where they went as delegates to the
national convention Of the SCVics
| clubs from the University of North
Dakota.
With bail set''at $4,000 on the two
charges of attempted murder and a
statutory offense against a 16-year.old
GIRL Michael Ulick is held in the
county jail awaiting trial at the next
term of district court. At the preim.
mary hearing yesterday ATTENTION
Ulick waived examination and was
bound over. i
D. H. Cady, tMinot c%ontractor and
transfer man, has just received let
ter from his brother, Charles w. lady.
a civil engineer stationed at Solely,
Sask., which indicates that conditions
are not exactly "rosy" in the d}min-
ion. The writer states that hundreds
of men are out of employment and
that business Of.all sorts is at sand.
still. = t
w. j. Barchus, a transient, was
sent to Jail at tDenhoffs on a cha1e of
starting a fire. which threatenf to
destroy that village and did burn al
lot Of hay end destroyed much pas.
ture. Barcus VAS walking ovdland
between McClesky and this place
when he started the fire. He ad1itted}
starting the blaze, but said the Ames
got away from him because the
high wind. SEg 5 XII
Mrs. Hans soogege, recently ,cdvict-
ed of m%anslaughter in connection with
the killing Of the infant child d her
daughter, Mrs. Elmer Jones, and who
was sentenced to five years i1 the
state pe%nitentiaEy, Is In very sfious
condition. The woman has not been
we'll for some tih1e, and the strdn of
her recent trial and conviction has
resulted in more seriously impafing
her health. She is now at her Pme
! near this city, a stay Of executionhav-
ing been granted, and she is fre( UNI
der $4,000 bonds in the meantime
%
4s3 Beaver are rarely seen near uni.
don and w. H. Beechler's recentcap:I
Fture Of one near the courthouse here
attracted a great deal Of atte1ion.
The animal was seen at an earlybour
and Beehler was able to get it ito a
gunny sack, It was held captivedu
ing the day and in the evening twas
turned loose and quickly disappeared.
The aimal was an exceptionally trge
speciment and is supposed to tave
been migrating overland from lone
| stream to another. There ard no
streams near there containing bfver
colonies and this animal is thfght
to have come from a long distand.