Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-04

JOnn NJ. Anderson, president or inc
Equity exchange, and prominent in
the publicity campaign which that or
ganization is now conducting, was
married last Wednesday at Minnea'
polls to Miss Title Mjolsness of Hen.
drum, Minnesota.
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Jay Quick of Langdon, aged 20, fell
eighteen feet, landing Oil his shoulder
and back. His collarbone was broken
twice, and he also was otherwise in
jured. Quick vas working OF a scat.
fold when the structure broke, preci-
pitating him to the ground.
Holstein breeders of this section
| we're addressed by Edward Schroeder
of Clay county. Mr.. Schroeder is re-
garded as a national authority on Hol-
stems. His address was eagerly list
ened to and on an inspection tour he
pronounced many of the Holsteins
held by owners of the association
here as of especially high class.
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Olaf Hall, aged 81, of Fairmont, was
KILLED by a bolt of lightning Thursday
while working on the roof OF a resi-
lence near Mcleod in this county.
Hall was picking up his tools at the
approach Of the storm when he was
hit. His body was hurled from the
roof to the ground and he was dead
when picked up by companion work
men. II.
No reason has been discovered for
he suicide of Agent Lofgren of a Col
umbus elevator. His accounts are
straight and SO far as known he had
10 difficulties of any nature. He and
Iohn Fahey kept bachelors quarters
and when the latter returned after a
wo-day absence he found Lofgren
lead. An Investigation showed the
man had committed suicide by taking
strychnine. =,
William Sturgeon, d. D., of London,
england, delivering an address to
Grand Forks university students yes
terday, declared Adam was an I'M
lucky man. He had no choice in the
matter of finding a wife. "The mer
Of today" said DR.. Sturgeon, "have it
on Adam in that respect. They can
make their own choice" Addressing
himself particularly to young women,
DR.. Sturgeon warned them against
marrying "to reform a man
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The enrolment Of the summer
school of the MinOt Normal has reach
ed the gratifying number of 229 and
he indications are that by Tuesday
Of next week, one hundred more will
BE in attendance. The work is now
well under way and the classes are
down to hard and earnest study. Sup
Of Williston, an exceptionally strong
instructor, has been added to the fac
rlty and is now engaged in the work
Of teaching. He is a valuable addi-
ton to the members of the teaching
force and will be a material help to
the students.
The Northwestern North Dakota
BAPTIST association met at Glenburn
RlOl stHc last wv udSS' SlOollS 1dot
Thursday. The feature of the meet
ing was the address of Rev. Bruce
Kinney, the general superintendent
of the western division Of the church.
His topic was timely and his sermon
was powerful. Pew has.E Detwiler
of Ponce, Porto Rico, was an extreme
ly interesting speaker. He took up
the matter of the work of the church
in Latin America. He will be at Mi
not at the First Baptist church next
Sunday evening and will be we'll
worth hearing. The convention Off
cers for the ensuing year are: Moder-
atcr, Kew. Hat. p. Fudge, Of the Minot
church: vice moderator, Rev. p. A.
Deake, Of The Glenburn church; clerk
treasurer, Mr.. Feathers, Of the Botti-
neau church.