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

The graduating class in the Cogs.
well high school has asked Professor
Jarvis, former principal, now editor Of
the Cakes Journel to deliver the bac.
calaureate address in June and Mr..
Jarvis has accepted the invitation.
The Full Gospel Camp Meeting COM
mencing July LIST, 1915, and continuing
for so days. will take place this year
in the city of Minot. Delegates from
all parts Of the world are expected
to attend and men of world wide repu'
tation will be speakers.
The board Of education at James
town after due consideration, have de-
cided to reject all the bids recently
received for remodeling the North Side
school building. The expense of the
work was found too great and the i'm
provment will be postponed for a year
or until sufficient funds are avail
able to erect a suitable structure.
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Fargo was selected by the North
Dakota Academy Of Science as the
place for the 1916 gathering, a the
annual convention held here. The fol.
lowing officers were elected: Fresi-
dent, Miss Laura Perrine, Valley City;
vice-president. Dr.. A. II. Taylor, Grand
Forks; secretary and treasurer, DR..
c. A. Abbott, Grand Forks.
Adjt. George NJ. Nolverton, in COM
mand of the Salvation Army mere,
formerly in command at C%rookston,
Fargo and Bismarck. died at his home
in Grand Forks Saturday. Funeral
services were held Sunday in this
city, and burial takes place at Crook
ston today.
Mr.. Wolverton was Is years Old,
and had heen en- aged in Salvation
Army work eighteen years, being en-
%ceptionally well known in those cir
Giles throughout the Northwest.
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Bearing the pain for II hours of a
bullet wound through his leg ,'Herman
Piedt, the %10-yaar.old son ola farmer
of this county, stoically kept silent
about his injuries and divulged them
only when he became so lame that he
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were shooting gophers with a small
rifle, which was accidentally dis
charged, the bullet going through
Herman's .eg. The other boy warned
him not to say anything about the &C.
cident, and the injured boy stood pat
till next morning.
Five carloads of Odd Fellows from
Browns Valley were on their way to
a funeral at Breckenridge. One of
the drivers had neglected to put
chains on the wheels of his car to
prevent skidding.
When about half way between
Paramount and Breckenridge the car
skidded on the muddy road into a
ditch and was overturned. Rev. Mr..
Wilcox, one of the occupants, jumped
and saved himself, but Rev. Mr..
Marsh, Mr.. Howle and the driver were
pinned beneath the car.
The car was soon lifted and an in.
ventory was taken of the damage
sustained. Rev. dMr. Marsh had a
cash over one of his eyes. The driver
was uninjured, but Mr.. Howle's arm
was so badly bruised that he was ia
ken to the hospital for treatment.
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At a meeting of the commercial
club held it was definitely decided to
hold a big celebration in Glenburn in
June. 1t will be II years since the
town was started and the celebration
will be in the nature Of an Old Set
tiers picnic, with two good ball games
for entertainment and an address by
a prominent speaker.
Committees we're appointed to look
after the finances as well as providing
: entertainment and speaker. Other
committees will be appointed as soon
as the date is definitely fixed. The
sentiment at the meeting was to have
the celebration around the middle OF
June. ,
Another matter taken up by the
commercial club is a corn show for
Glenburn this fall. The business men
are all in favor of a corn show and
are willing to offer many good prizes