Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-21
State News and Comment

! The Ryder Commercial club is bach
ing a movement for a street fair a
that town.
! The new creamery company at Mad
dock is going to call for bids for IN
construction of creamery there
The Edgeley high school has re
celved another boost being put in tn
same class with the schools in tn
larger cities of the state. <
FIRE ofTnnknOwn origin completed,
destroyed the Buarke hotel buildini
in BoWbells, belonging to A. C, Win
er, at about 3 o'clock Thursday morn
ing.
The sheriff and five IDENTITIES exe
cuted raid on five blind pigs at Pin
gree, capturing four violators of tn,
prohibition law, who We're brought t.
jamestown for trial
The basement for new church a
Washburn was dug by number O
the men Of that town, who donated
their services, the women bringins
them tempting lunches.
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Miss Grace DeGraff, a former Ellen
dale girl, has been named world
peace delegate at The Hague. Miss
DeGraff is principal of the Kentor
school at Portland, Ore.
Anthony C0llons, son of Michael
Collins of Dickinson, now a resident
of Los Angeles, was run down by a
Jltney bus, according to word receiv.
ed by his father, and seriously injur.
ed. -
The members of the st. Pauls
church, Evangelical association, al
Jamestown, have bought the old Meth
odist church building and as soon as
the new Methodist church is dedicat.
ed will give possession
A dozen families from Gary, Ind,
and vicinity are-on their way to vii
liston. They. viii make their homes
upon land near the city which has
been purchased by representative of
the colony. Each family will reside
upon a quarter section. All are ex.
perienced farmers.
While riding down a sharp incline
IN runabout. Paul Cork of>Jud, N.
D., was instntly killed. The car turn
ed turtle and his neck was broken.
Arthur / knobles, who accompanied
him, was so badly injured that he did
not regain consciousness for several
hours and has no clear recollection as
o/how the accident happened.
Officials at jamestown, of the Mid
land Continental railroad deny re-
ports that the line would be-sold to
the Milwaukee railroad. The manage:
ment maintains that there is no move.
ment under way to that end at the
present, The Midland proposes to con-
tinue, it's Zine from Wimbledon. the
present northern terminus, to Grand
Forks and Winnipeg. "
n Roy Tuaddle of Colchester, ILL.,. ar
rived in Glendale to visit his. sister,
Miss Beulah Williams, whom he had
net seen since infancy, when she was
adopted by Rev. C. C. Williams, on
the death of her father. For years
Mr.. Tuaddle and Miss Williams were
each ign GRANT of the whereabouts of
the other, but upon the death Of a
relative they were each named as
beneficiaries in the will and were 10
Gated by the administrator. j., !;
Robert S. Gillespie, local insurance
and real estate man of Minot, is sui.
fering from a broken rib, as the result
of peculiar accident which happen
ed the other day Mr.. Gillespie was
standing on the street talking bust
ness with another man and did not
see dog which was lying near his
feet. Finishing his conversation, he
turned and stumbled over the animal,
falling fiat on the sidewalk and frac.
turing the rib.
r. c. Wynn, the popular conductor
on the Sherwood branch of the Great
Northern, has been named by Gov.
Hanna as one of the delegates from
North Dakota to the Worlds Purity
Federation congress, to be held at San
Francisco, July Is to a. MIR. Wynn
does not know as he will be able to
attend, but says he would like to go
there if for nothing more than to Wis.
1t with his old friend, Will Holbein of
Lansford, who is in charge of the ex.
hibit at the North Dakota building.
Miss Grace Erickson of Hatton, who
was shot by Elmer Lommen, who then
killed himself, forgave her assailant
before his death. Lommen begged of
the physicians that he be permitted to
see the girl he had shot, and his re-
quest was granted. The girl was
brought into his room on stretcher,
and, lying on his deathbed, young
Lommen expressed his sorrow for the
deed, craving her forgiveness, which
she granted. Miss Erickson, with a
bullet lodged near her heart, still
lives and is expected to recover
s.
N. MINI enberg of Dickinson has in
vented device for removing old wall
paper from walls before redecorating.
The device is composed of a small
portable boiler, heated by kerosene,
with tubing connecting with wall
plate, working similar to a vacuum
cleaner, excepting the steam is con,
fined to the particular spot desired
and removes several thicknesses of
old wall paper very quickly. This
kills all germ, and makes a clean,
neat, sanitary job Mr.. Minnenberg
will use the machine in his business,