Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-22
State News and Comment

McClusky has its baseball team or
ganized.
The Beach fire department was call
ed out twice in one night.
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Dickinson has arranged for clean.
up week for April "a to May /.
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The stock of the Leader store at
| Manning has been moved to Killdeer.
Eighteen horses and eight cows
were cretnated when the barn on
Simon Wafher's farm, 10 miles west
Of Fargo, ,opurned Tuesday. The fire
orietnatedefrpm employees smoking
around the building.
|. l. Doherty, editor of The Dunn
County Settler of Manning, reports
the arrival of a nine and a half pound
boy at his home, whom he says he is
going to put in charge of the child.
ren's department. G The Settler.
The senior class of the Agricultural
college he'd the first rehearsal of
their play Bridging the Chasm," yes
terday afternoon in the Little Country
theater at the college. The play is
to be staged in the armory on June
Andrew Hobbs, farmer, residing
near Arvilla, who accidentally shot
himself in the right side of the body
last Sunday with the gun with which
he had intended to hunt wolves, is re-
ported to be resting easily today and
it is believed that he has a chance
for recovery.
AS a result of the shooting of Joe
Foss, Special Railroad Policeman
Leach and the Milwaukee road may
both be defend ants in a damage case.
Foss asserts that he was endeavoring
to get a ride out of Hettinger and the
officer called to him. He started to
run and was shot. He is still in a
serious condition. Gregg &
4! 1890
A new enterprise is the New Rock
ford Manufacturing company of which
Harry c.. Sexton is president; H. C.
Hapson, vice president; o. G. Cooling,
secretary, and J. S. Cameron, treasur-
er. The capital stock of the company
is $4,000 and the company is organ
lied for the purpose of manufacturing
the Willard wagon box end gate, Of
which the company have a lease.
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With the completion of the official
count by the Fargo city commission.
ers at 8 o'clock last night of the bal
lots cast in the city school election
held yesterday, j. W. McHose, A.. HI
Dodsley and Mrs. ALA. Aaker were
declared elected to- the board of edu-
cation over the old members, Frank
Hall, John j. Hannaher, and Mrs! r.
NJ. Pollock, who sought reelection.
Heavy school election vote was cast.
Sheriff Norenl at Bowman had to
call the fire department with a hose
and a stream of water to subdue Jo-
ham Schei, a Finn, sent here from
Slope county, where he had been ad-
judged insane. The man became a
HAVING llldlldC uLu UAONC uP 0ItASAC0
in the Jail and the sheriff narrowly es-
capped serious injury from his at
tacks. After agistream of water and
piled on Scheis for some time he was
oyerpowered and manacles placed on
him, when he was taken to the state
asylum at Jamestown. !,
The eleventh annual Holiness camp
meeting of the North Dakota Metho'
dist Camp Meeting association will BE
held here a. Jamestown June 18 to- IT.
The Rev. S. "A. Danford is president
of the association, and other well
known workers who are in charge of
the meeting are the Rev. Guy l.. Will
son Of Chicago, and the Rev. C. H.
Babcock of Los Angeles, CAL; Paul
NJ. Brown of H ttinger, N. D., organ
list; the Rev. w. r. Thatcher Of Cen
ter, and Mrs. S. A. Danford, matrcn
and conductor of the children's meet
ings.