Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-31

I, AnamOOse wants a -four mill and
an electric light plant.
The Presbyterians Of Devils Lake
will erect a new church this year.
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Judge Bruce and Senator Gronna
will deliver address at Dunn Center
July 4th.
Twelve carloads of cattle have been
unloaded at Haynes and will be talk.
en- to n%eighboring farms to be fatten.
ed.
The big 7S0-acre ranch near Haynes
owned by G.. S. Smebakken, has been
sold by him to Sherman J%orgenson of
Lake Benton, MINI.
because she saw her sweetheart
with another girl, Rose Kukowsky,
employed at a Fargo hotel, took two
grains of corrosive sublimate. She
may recover.
The White Earth Record is now un.
der the guidance of Chris Hermanzon,
an old-time TOwner newspaper man,
and at one time publisher Of the News
and tStoekman.
Evidently installing carbolic acid
for cough medicine, the bottles con.
tanning the two liquids standing side
by side, c. Christianson Of Lakota
was found dead in a stall of the liv.
| cry barn which he conducted here
many years.
There was organized last evening
at the town hall, the Eldridge Com
mercial club. A call was sent out
for this meeting and the response
was gratifying. There were in attend.
ance about seventy-fve e, out of which
there was a signing up Of some for.
ty members. 4F,
) Golden Valley is now an incorpor
; ated village. Forty-six votes were
cast at the election on Wednesday.
T%hirty-six voted for incorporation
and, ten against. The election Of Of
| icers will take place in about 80 days
in the meantime Golden Valley is
forging ahead to the tune of the mer
ry hammer. Z
Rev. R. G. Pierson, pastor-elect OF
the First Baptist church of Grand
Forks, will bring his bride to Grand
Forks, when he arrives here Thurs
| day morning, to take the local charge
Rev. Mr.. PiersOn was only welded on
| Saturday, at Milwaukee, to Miss Mar
garet Schiller, a former %parishioner
the daughter of MIR. and Mrs. l.. Schif,
| fer, we'll known Milwaukee residents
Mrs. Ella Eastman of Sheldon, N.
D., this week is in receipt of a very
interesting letter from little Marie
Lepiece, an eight year, old French
girl, replying to the Christmas pres
ent, which Mrs. Eastman and a num-
Der of other ladies at Hood RIVER,
Ore, sent to the. war stricken land
"board the Christmas ship which left
New York a few weeks before the
holidays. Ya M
News from Hutchinson, MINI.
states that S. Henry Wolfe, superin
tendent of MinoHs schools foraethe
past Is years, has,Sbeen elected by the
board of education Of Hutchinson, to
succeed H. L.. Merrill, who retires af'
ter 81 years at the head of the Hutch
inson schools. Mr.srWolfe is a. former
president Of the North Dakota State
Educational ass ociation. Mr.. Merrill
is president of the Minnesota State
Educational association.
On May 1 Devils Lake will became
the home of the Bovey-Shute Lumber
company's generali Offices, recognized
as one of the biggest institutions of
| the kind in the northwest. With over
30 lumber yards in North Dakota, the
Bovey-Shute company has for years
proved a strong factor in the develop
ment of the state, having adopted a
broad policy in assisting in the up
building of the territory through
which it operates.
The fire department was called to
the home of William, Scofeld Of Mi:
not. Saturday evening. His wife had
been cleaning the house during the
day and left a pan of gasoline on the
floor. Entering the house in the dark
he kicked over the gasoline. Light
ing a match to find out what he had
stumbled over, he accidentally set fire
to the oil. He escaped injury and
Immediately turned in an alarm: A
quick run was made by the fire boys
and they extinguished the blaze with
a hand chemical. The bedding and
the floor of the house was damaged
to a small extent.
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Stock trains on the Great Northern
railway from North Dakota points
will probably continue to reach South
st. Paul on Monday of each week,
according to ]. H. Griffin, division
freight agent of the. Great Northern
railroad. Mr.. Griffin said that the
general sentiment, especially in the
western part of the state, appeared to
be in favor of Monday in preference
to any other day of the week for this
purpose, and that the amount of stock
shipped did not appear to justify the
running of more than n train for
this purpose during the week.