Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-15
The rchautauqua at Wahpeton will
begin on July 10.

The ,chautauqua at Wahpeton will
begin on July 10.
Two cases of paralysis among chill
dren have been reported from the
Pekin vicinity.
This is cleanup week at Marion.
The village board has urged all citi'
zens to make war on rubbish and dirt
Valley City on June 20 and 20 will
entertain the superintendent of the
state, whose association will meet
there those two days on the call Of
Supt. E. j.. Taylor.
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Just hfterN-he had registered az a
WatfDrd., No D., hotel, B. F. Walters,
a travelling 't1an, who represents a
Fargo, machfge house, fell dead of ap-
oplexy.
In Wells county a man, who was
found guilty of failing to send his chill
dren to school was relieved of serving
the sentence imposed under the cOndi-
tons that he adhere to the school
laws in the future.
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Father Thomas Deschauer, who dur.
ing the past three years has had
charge of the Stanley parish of the
Catholic church, arrived here with a
carload Of personal effects, and has al.
ready taken charge of the local con.
gregation, consisting of the churches
at Bowbells and Portal.
Anthony Essery, better known as
"Grandpa Smith," died at Fargo at
the home of his grandson, A. Leroy
Smith. He had lived in Fargo about
seventeen years and spent most Of his
time with his daughter, Mrs. ]. T..
Smith, now lvng at Pillsbury, N. D..
The funeral was held Monday.
Every school child in Williston will
be provided with a tooth brush and
paste, the distribution to be made af-
ter an inspection by local dentists. In
n building 1t was found that IS per
cent of the children were suffereing
from bad teeth, while in another 81
pei. cent were similarly affected. Bet
ter teeth; better health" is the theory
on which the local school board is
working.
MI. and Mrs. F. H. Dickinson, who
Wintered on the coast, found on their
arrival at Ayr, that their residence
had been broken into and ransacked
from cellar to garnet, and property to
the amount of 5000 or $500 stolen, in
Guiding wearing apparel, jeWelry,
keepsakes, canned fruits, pickles, a
revolver, shotgun, and a valuable field
glass, etc. Mr.. Dickinson offers a re-
ward of 500 for the recovery of the
property and conviction of the thief.
The Governor Hannah cup, donated
for the best amateur trap shooter of
this state at the North Dakota tourna-
ment % be held at:sDickinson June
1880. has been received BY Secretary
Ray of the local gun club. =. B. Nc
Cutcheon of Minots donated a prize Tor
; he handicap shoot and there will also
be 5000 in cash prizes. tits expect.
&c there will be from 125 tos $50 shoot
ers here as here will be events at
both Mandan and Belfield the week
preceding the state shoot. r
The installation of the officers elect
ed by the Fargo order of Elks for the
ensuing year took place at Elk's hall.
A large gathering of members turned
out to witness the ceremonies, which
was pulled off, in real ELY style, that
dignity and good fellowship The
officers installed are;t Exalted ruler,
A. Fraser; esteemed leading knight
Lawrence; sesteemed loyal
F. W. Thomas; esteemed lee
turing knight, E. D. Mackenroth; sec
B. L. Kimball; treasurer, Fred
Irish; tyler, Charles Young; trus-
zee, Morton Page; grand lodge repre-
sentative. C. P. Brown; alternate, G..
Il. Nesbit. !