Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-25
State News and Comment

W. y
Congressman Young denies tina
he Is a candidate for the United
STATES senate.
Lois +. 1iillman. superintendent OF
the Mimic schools, has resigned the
Position to accept the superintendent
cy OF the Mt. Olive. H., public
schools.
The North Dakota university chap.
ter Of the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority
entertained tho special train OF dele
gates who passed through Grand
Forks Tuesday en- route to Gerhart-
by.thc-Sca, to attend the national
chapter meeting.
Paul Oknich and Clarence Bowers
are now in the Fargo Jail charged
with assault and battery on the per
son Of Charles Smith, Il Russian. The
assault is alleged to have taken place
early Saturday evening near the
slough west of the city. Smith is in
a badly beaten up condition and I'm.
able to give Il coherent report OF the
assault.
Struck by an auto while hurryins
across a street III a binding rain in
Fargo, Charles Swanson died SOOn af.
ter in a hospital. He was employed
IN Il local motion picture house and
vas carrying a package OF films across
he street. holding the box up to
shield his face from the rain. and
lid not see n car. driven by II. c.
Young. He raj directly in front OF
he machine and was knocked down
md dragged several feet, as the car
'kidded to the curb.
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Declaring that he had dropped from
mother planet, a MAJ wNs found run.
ling stark, naked on the prairie near
Ncmtpon, in Avon township, yester'
lay. by farmers. The man, who was
evidently demented or suffering from
1clirium tremens. was taken to North,
,et him to eat. After considerable
persuasion, he was induced to believe
hat milk was not poison, and partook
" some of the same. a deputy sher.
II Went to Northwood and brought
HE man to the county Jail where his
condition is being observed. At North.
wood the man is said to have given
his name as Dave Nichols. while he
told Sheriff Turner that his name was
William Bailey.
The alumni OF the Valley City
Normal are having a wonderful home.
coming this week. This is the quar-.
'er centennial Of the school. and more
han loco graduates are attending
he celebration, The big event is tie
anniversary celebration and reunion
VI all classes at an outdoor supper
W the bis hill, This will be followed
" hontires, stunts and fireworks.
DuncanrMcDonald introduced a Bill in
he first Legislature for The ~organiza-
ION 6F this school. and the bill was
passed on March s, 1890. Rev. ]. w.
,Sitton was made principal and re:
naipeAsIorrtw years@ George a.
MCFARLAND has hcen President of the
8 lool 2SNy ears and has seen it Sraw
From asfa cnatwsof two to one II sc
II number and from a graduating
lass Of three to the Is class of 2G..
J.
Husp Reihe OF kensal. in Foster
county. writes II. {. Fish, curator OF
no state historical society, that 1he
ms located one OF the camps OF the
Sibley expedition, (which weatlhrough
his state in 1863 1.-THE ramptis; oon
he -souths half of section 5S&l4S6S.
Pie outline Of trenches ahoWt3 d half
mile in length is clear. According
q the records Of the expedition there
we're $500 men with Sibley and every,
night they were obliged to throw up
trenches to protect themselves from
attacks by rowing bands Of Indians.
The historical society has a record
If the; trip. made by Enoch NJ, East
man, who q a teaWlster with the
expedition. and i'll this record mention
is made Of the camp located by Mr.,
Reihe. The historical society aims TO
mark the trail Of the expedition over
this state and has located several
amps. e