Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-05-21

sCall o. ldsbUT iOT $4l,SpV, OF poo Al
acre.
Daily passenger service on tie Mil
waukee line from New England to Nc
Laughl!n will be Instituted May q.
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The johnson Construction companJ
Of Fargo was the successful bidder
for the erection OF an addition TO the
Glen Ullin high school.
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There will De e number Of changes
in the Bottinean city schools for the
| ensuing year, Supt. Darling being the
only member Of the high school facul.
~ who will return
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After q search for nearly seven
years. Clay Hill. cha,g ed with steal
ing horses in Stark and Dunn coun.
ties, vas captured near the Co-oi1
ranch st Malta, Mont.
Rev. A Torbet, pastor OF the Dew
lis Lake Presbyterian church, let;
Saturday for Rochester, n. Y, to at
tend the general assembly as a dele
gate from the Minnewaukan presby.
terry. He will also visit his son IN
Duluth.
Miss Lucille Husting of the Fargo
high school won the eighth ~inter-higa
school defamation contest at the
! North Dakota Agricultural college,
Saturday evening, against nine com
pe-itors, representing as many hig2l
schools OF western Minnesota and
North Dakota Her selection was the
latter part Of the book. "Laddie-"
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The charge preferred against Cecil
Peterson OF Ayr OF violating the Mann
act has been dropped, after an inves-
legation by United States Commis-
sioner A. W Cuplar Of Fargo, the &C
, cused having established a clear abb,
disproving the charge made against
him OF inducing q girl to ACCOMPANY
him TO St. Paul. Peterson and his
friends claim the motive vas BLACK
mail.
Charles Ross Brownlee, aged 60,
died Sunday at the home Of his sis
ter, Mrs. Letter, at Mapleton. NJ.
Erownlee was one 0 fine early pic
! neers Of Cass county, coming there
nearly 20 years ago. For the past
three lea he had made his home at
| Maple Dale, Sask. Previous TO his
going 10 Canada ne was a Napoleon
| resident for over IS years. The FL
neral was held at Napoleon Monday.
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Thomas A. Mccain, ~ years old,
editor and proprietor of the Palermo
Standard, died at St. Paul Saturday,
at the residence OF his sister. He was
taken i'll suddenly in Palermo and
was taken to st. Paul for an opera.
ton. dying before being taken to the
hospital. He had been in Palermo
for six years. Funeral services were
al 1900 q. m, Monday, from st. Al
drew's church. ST. Paul. He Is RrviT'
ed by his wife and two children.
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By sending a prisoner Of such enor-
nous physical proportions that there
were no clothes or shoes of sufficient
size for him at the state penitentiary
New Rockford put one over on Bis
narck for the refusal Of. the legisla-
ture 20 remove the state capital to
tina. city. Bismarck officials say Eddy
| county men secured the country fo-
the gigantic offender. The prison tail
ors had to work overtime to get 8
suit large enough and a pair OF No. Il
shoes had TO be ordered by mail TO,
The new arrival
The North Dakota Degree of Hono'
grand lodge, which opened its annua
meeting in Grand Forks today. re-
ceived a report from its special com
mittee in charge Of the anu-tubercu,o
sis fund, showing the collection q
$4,000 OF the s2.5G0 that is being rails
ed for the construction OF a cottage
at the state tuberculosis sanitoriur
at Dunseith. The remainder, II is ex
pected. will be obtained soon. The
North Dakota grand lodge OF the An
cient Order OF United Norkmen alsc
opened its annual meeting here tods.
Both meetings r attended by 80;
delegates. Satisfactory condition:
are shown il the reports OF the OF
GERS OF the two bodies.
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Twelve business houses, n includ
ing 2 large annex to the Norred hotel
and at least Is residences are l.
course of construction at Kildeer- two
brick blocks, one for the First Ma
tonal bank, the other for the North
western bank, are nearly completed
The congregations of the Catholic AM
Norwegian churches will build within
the next few months. Both building
will be of substantial construction
The new buildings are being wiret
for electric lights and it is e1pecte:
a plant will be installed by fall. Grad
ing Of the main streets is in progTes
! and a census is being taken prior t
taking out Incorporation papers. XII
deer was founded just a year ago.
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The press and the people Of Nortt
Dakota are taking great interest il
the next supreme court election. Thu
terms Of Justice Fisk, Goss and Burke
expire this year. That all three vii
seek reelection seems assured. For
ner Chief Justice Spalding, who wa!
defeated las. year by A. N. Christian
son of Towner, will be a candidat,
again. according to his friends. HI
served about eight years. filing an ap
pointire term and completing the si'
wears to which he was elected. A. 6
Diyet Of Wahpeton, for two terms
member OF the legislature, is also
candidate. There has been some tall
of District Judge Kneeshaw OF Grai
Ion, Crawford Of Dickinson and Ai-el
q 80 7 seho, be;pr IN tina rare