Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-12

0~~S~ A\S"O u
The Commercial hotel at Wahpeton
is still under lock and key after hay
ing been raided.
IA 50
Carrying by q vote Of ) to ! Werner
will, within the next few weeks, have
a consolidated school in Dunn coun-
ty.
-
The LaMoure council is still cor.
sidering the fresh water system. With
Minnesota going dry in rapid strides
fresh water will be at a premium. ,
-*s-
Announcement was made at Man.
dan that the fourth annual Mandan
Chautauqua assembly will open on
July 3 and continue through to July
10.
The jamestown city council held a
session that lasted until 100 a. IN.
Some $4,000 worth of bills were paid
and the appointment of a city engi-
neer rejected by the council by a vote
Of I to I.
The county commissioners of Burke
county are considering the PROPOSE
ton of calling a special election to
vote bonds to bui)a a court house.
The building now used for a court
house IS inadequate, being too small
and without vaults OF any kind.
-*.-
A IL year old Indian ran away from
the Indian school at Wahpeton and
went to Kent on a train and then
walked ove to Abercrombie, where
he was located al the Milwaukee de-
pot. The lad said he was lonesome
and wanted to 60 to Montana to his
father and mother.
s.
The eleventh annual session of the
summer school at the state science
school at Wahpeton will open on
June 49, The prospects are good for
a record breaking season.. A large
number of roms have already been
reserved in the dormitories by those
who expect to take the course.
IT, John j. Lammie, who, since gradu-
ating from 2 four-years' course at the
Normal-lndustrial school at Glendale,
has spent a part of a year in Montana
and has been employed as teacher in
the Lidgerwood schools two years,
was appointed county superintendent
OF Mcintosh county by the county
commissioners at their special meet.
ing, Tuesday.
A new distinction will come to the
Devils Lake North Dakota Chautau.
qua association when Judge C. w.
BUTTE next week moves his court to
the shore to transact business. The
Gourt goes on wheels for the time be-
ng because S. G. Jones, a witness in
the Chaffee divorce case, is indispos-
ed at his summer home at the lake.
In" order to- take the testimony Judge
BUTTE has consented to, move to the
Chautauqua grounds.
Mervin Given Of Ncche, who was
killed in the battle of LaAgemarck,
While fas member Of the Cana.
dian eXpeuitiohary force, leaves a
bride OF, a year. Given was a COM
AiAooAOACu OiiSSl IA OuC VI NlllAlpC6 .
companies and was~married only four
months before the war broke out to
Miss Mildred Lewis of. Neche. He
is the second Neche man killed in the
war. AXel Marken of Pekin, N D.,
reported wounded in France, is the
son of a~'Pekin farmer; but has for
several years resided in western Man
itobaScn a homesteads#sf -
Atsssnes5sr SaglN If Ninot has
been Appointed iuvehM cqmmission-
Ell ofANaiis judicial DISCREET by Judge
X. d. Leighton Of the district court.
The appointment is a happy one, Mr..
Burke possessing exceptional qualif.
cations for the work which the office
imposes. The act creating this official
position and prescribing the duties of
the incumbent is a recent piece of leg
islation and the path of the new Of
ficers must be blazed for themselves.
The secretary Of state has issued a
charter to the Magic City club of Mil
not, with a capital Of $1,000. The in
corporators are: Walter McCray,
Frank Gregg and Louis P. Bryant. all
of this city. The secretary Of states
report does not indicate the scope of
the authority Of the club, but it is un-
derstood that it win be social and
recreation in FITS nature. . HI'jH.h"@1