Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-05-29
State News and Comment

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| A check for $l6e.40 was paid Henr
Mtnette this week for the spring CHI
OF wool from his flock Of sheep. Tn
price is 4 cents above the market La
year.
Richard Twandle Of Duluth vii
prosecute his wife for her association
with Richard Witte. Today Mrs. Mar
garet Twaddle and Witte wer,
brought to Devils Lake from Brockett
N. D., to answer a standing charge
Twaddle says he was deserted II
years ago by his wife.
49,
Mrs. A. J. Palmer Of Hudson, Wis.
mother Of w. c. Palmer OF the Agri
cultural college experiment station
died Sunday afternoon, May %. She
is survived by her husband and two
other children. Attorney Edwin A.
Palmer Of Williston and Miss Emma
M. Palmer, Q music teacher in st,
Paul.
A warrant was Issued today upon
an Information filed by States Attor.
ney Nestos Of Minot for large mum.
Der Of baseball players of the city.
charging them with violation OF the
penal statutes OF the state in playing
baseball on Sunday. TIE complaint
upon which the information is based
was signed by A. F. Bacon.
49, ...
Fourteen seniors of the Kenmare
high school were graduated this week.
A. c. Crane Of the Minot Normal.In.
dustrial school was the principal
speaker. The graduates are: Marion
Barrick, Morton Bertleson, Lillian
Bromaghim, Veda Brown, Samuel
Chadwick Lyall Clemens. Glenn
Crumpton. J. Earle .Grinne.l, Clara
Johnson, Lydia Handbook, Katie Seq.
er, John Stannard, Mary Stannard, ),
Clarence S. Summers, Ruth Wallace.
Harry Buck Of Mckenzie county.
who has been out on $1,000 bail, pend.
ing a. hearing on two grand larceny
charges, has been surrendered by his.
bondsmen and Is now in the NcKep.
zie county Jail. Buck was charged in
the warrant upon which he was ar.
rested Of having stolen twelve head
OF cattle and shipped them to South
st. Paul, where they were alleged to
have been sold by him. When arrest
ed he waived preliminary hearing
and was bound over to the district
court, his bonds having been fixed at
the amount indicated.
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Ten autos loaded with band mem.
'bers and commercial clubmen left
Cooperstown "Wednesday for the Diff
ferent towns Of the county, the pur-
pose being to advertise. the Griggs
county playday, which will be held
in Cooperstowh ssoa' Saturday, for :alll
the school children of the county |
. Banners, were attached to each ca,
announcing the event, handbills were
taken along to distribute over the
route, and besides tie band, each car
was equipped withsdeafening noise.
makers to announce the approach Of
the caravan. III EEL 5 IL !
i Visits were made to every, town in
the county, the bsnd playing several
selections at each sop. $500. ~ ~
I a record crowd itiSkpected Id Coopyt
erstownr On splayday,, asa result Of
this advertising sexneditiop.> e-gs~,
1t was only, a con1parat lively short
time ago that .Rodr1n Wanamaker's
expedition Of patriotism to the Am.
erican Indian visited Devils Lake In
common with every. city in the Unit
ed States having. an Indian ,reserva:
ton tributary, With all the. cere:
mony befittihg' an1t6tcasion or the
kind an American flag was ohoisted ,1p>|
aTfaepole by the Indians previous to
which they kissed the stars and
stripes and swore allegiance to the
constitution Of the United States.
Eut this did not stop the Indians Of
the Devils Lake reservation this week
from purchasing every Norwegian flag
in Devils Lake for a big Memorial day
Indian celebration, which will be held
On the reservation.
AN effort to explain that no flag
would be appropriate on Memorial day
save the American stars and stripes,
availed nothing. The particular de.
sign Of the Norwegian nag, with its
striking red background, was what
attracted the attention OF the abort
gines. ''.' -