Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-14
At Lidgerwood a contract for 20,99S
feet of sever has been completed.

At Lidgerwood a contract for 20,99S
feet Of sever has been completed.
The corner stone of the fine new
United Lutheran church, Minot, was
laid Sunday with formal ceremonies.
A Valley City woman was seriously
burned with carbolic acid when she
reached for the bottle on a high shelf,
and it spilled down her arm.
The reports OF county justices for
the quarter ending July / show that
seventeen speeders were arrested in
Grand Forks and vicinity in the past
three months.
The census for Mountrail county
for the year 1915 lave been turned in
at the auditors office with the excep-
ton of Powers Lake. Those turned
il. show a count of 11,044 people.
Albert Monsoon of Devils Lake has
received notice from the postoffice
department at Washington that his
bid for decorating the Devils Lake
federal building has been accepted.
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The first load Of wool of the sea-
son was hauled to Dickinson last week
BY Stanislaaus Godlevski, and sold for
23Rcents per pound. 1t reminded old
timers of the trains of 10 or u large
loads that used to be brought in.
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The north and south road from
FIankinson to Huron, S. D., appears
assured. The promoters have incor-
Dorated and will start construction
work out of Huron via Clark, Brad
ley, Webster, Ellington, etc. 1t will
open a section of the country without
adequate railroad facilities.
Less than two years old, Northgate
yesterday dedicated a handsome Pres
byterian church, with Governor l.. B,
Hanna and President L. Fl. Krocze of
jamestown college as speakers.
Northgate was established by the
Great Northern. when that road built
a line from Bowbells to join the
Grand Trunk railroad south from Re.
gina.
A clothing peddler recently struck
Granville, selling "ail wool" suits at
SO per. But the Granville citizens
were wise. They knew that they
could get the same goods at home
for the same money, Or less, and
would take no chances. People of
other towns in the state could well
afford to follow the example set at
Granville.
A world Permanent Peace league
was founded here last night by a
committee of $50 members of the
Commercial club. The new organi-
cation plans to hold an exposition
here in the near fu.He showing the
Blessings OF peace and the curs,s OF
wa Al entrance fee Of 10 cerls will
be charged to defray expenses Of the
proposed exposition.
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A suitable memorial to the deceas-
ed soldiers Of Cass county is now an
assured thing for Fargo.
Smith Stimmel, chairman OF the
soldiers monument committee, states
that while the necessary amount for
the erection of the memorial has not
been raised, there has, nevertheless,
been enough subscribed to make the
project an assured thing.
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Charged with cattle rustling, send
ing them across the Canadian border,
Sam Schultz was convicted in the dis
trict court at BoWbells and sentenced
to three and a half years ir the state
penitentiary. James Brookes made
the comp eint against Schultz, and the
state presented evidence showing the
sale Of the stolen cattle by Schultz
to parties in Canada. Checks used in
the transaction were produced before
the jury.
-. w. Ensign, a member of the first
board of commissioners Of the pres
cnt county of Ramsey. serving under
an appointment by the governor, up.
on the creation Of the county in 1882,
and who was responsible for the Sc.
lection of the nam Of Devils Lake
for that city, is dead at Cambridge,
Mass. At the time Mrs. Ensign To-
Gated there, the present city of Dew
lis Lake was known as Creel City.
Creel City, however, was really two
or three miles from the present site
of Devils Lake, and it has since fad
ed from the landscape entirely. Mr..
Ensign. as United States land official
at Devils Lake; as a pioneer in the
constructive work of this section, and
as owner of large farming a%creages,
amassed a fortune before he left the
city, u years ago.