Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-24
State News and Comment

About so people from Amidon and
vicinity attended a big picnic at the
H. r. ranch, a mecca for all settlers
in that region.
The farmers elevator at Makoti,
which was owned by the same COM
pany as the elevator at Ryder, has
withdrawn and will soon incorporate
separately.
Prof. c.. G.. Curtiss Of the Valley
City Normal, who has a reputation as
an expert in matters Of handwriting,
has been called to testify in a case
at jamestown.
A 100000 gallon water tank Is to be
erected at the state hospital fer the
insane at jamestown, to replace the
old n of 10000 gallons capacity,
which has done duty for 16 years.
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Four pupils in the Dunseith schools
won prizes at the Rolla fair. Mary
King won two prizes in the sewing
exhibits for high schools. Clara King
won third prize in free hand map
drawing and Oscar Bellnlore second
prize in free hand drawing.
Michael Wolak, POLISH, employed in
a tailor shop at Grand Forks has just
received information in a letter from
a cotsin in Bohemia that his brother,
Adam Wolak, aged SO, recently met
death in battle fighting with the Aus.
trian army against the Russians in
Russian Poland. I. ...
The Elgin State bank is today hous
ed in a new building erected at a cost
Of about $4,000. This was but one
OF scores CT buildings erected. In ad-
dition a new elevator now under con.
struction, four modern residences, and
a new church for the congregational
lists are being erected.
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At the meeting of the Hospital as,
sociation Of the Deaconess hospital,
of Grafton, it was decided among 9TH
er things that the present plant would
be enlarged to meet the increasing de.
mands upon the sinstitution. An add.
ton to the present building will be
erected as soon as arrangements a
be perfected to be 24x36 feet in size
two stories high with full basement.
In this new addition will be located
a new operating room. additional pri'
yate rooms and chambers for the stu
dent nurses and probationers.
H. J. Hagen, secretary Of the old
settlers organization, has issued a
call for all pioneers to attend the re-
union that will be held at the fair
grounds on Wednesday, July 20, a
large tent will be placed near the race
track for their accommodation. A
MAJ will be in charge to get out any
information desired. The program is
as follows:@ fa@1r 80 a1E a1'3l}
NuCalled2 to order at Old Settlers
headquarters aneu .. ua1 5aTi ear
7a Gov. LIB. Hanna, master of cere'
monies. .f. az, -.l,a II nm; asG,as
Invocation-Dr. T. A. Beard.
' Busic by band. '7"'7@@'r w" 3@ "'1'
= Address Of fWelcome-President Fl.
r. Emery. 9H"t aus di3to& '' \ 20
n Response-Gov. IL. SBi9Hanna. PnG
XII Memorial Address-Mrsy E. M. Oar
row, Rev. VIM. Edwards nGj 'esaBt
'3uA ddress-Gev. JosephoID evine.5tla
in Music by band 44go ssn~ yrosI
Address-7HIon. Geo Van aArnam.g
Reminiscences-Hon, ?. Y. Sarles,
Hon. S. 6. ComstQck,, Hon. Judge G
A. Pollock, James Holes, H. c. Plum
ley, Fl j. Hagen, and others. 2'NS ~
Z Obituary report-Dr. r. A. Beard.
Music by band.
Business meeting.
Election Of officers.
Registration and, tickets for admis-
sion at the gates. Free tickets to pio-
neers who came to the valley prior
to December 81, 1879. J. D. Vowles
and E. C. Eddy in charge. \