Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-11

A large number OF silos have been
shipped into Minor and are now be-
ing put in place on the farms OF that
vicinity. .s,
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AT Dickinson work is b. inl rushed
on the new Reed Bros. store and the
addition to the Merchants National
bank buildings
s.
In a great many towns and die
tIicts of the state the school children
ere enjoying the beginning OF the
summer vacation This week.
s.
According to the state census, TAX
en-, there are now 1877 people In the
town of Harvey, which Is some I'M
provement over 1910, when It was
found that there were l,443 peaple in
the village. ...s-.
3
l.. M. Engleson Of Midway has pur-
chased a motor truck and is getting
good service out OF the machine, run
ming it as a freighter from New Eng
land to Midway.
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The farmers elevator at Bottineau
completed a most successful year as
shownby the reports at the annual
meeting, at which officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year.
s.
The state convention of the Catho-
lie Order of Foresters began at
jamestown Wednesday. More than
100 delegates are in the city. The
session was called to order by the
chief ranger, E. F. Flynn of Devils
Lake.
The impromptu honeymoon Of Mrs.
Myrtle Ringstrom and Dennis Cole
was rudely interrupted at Pekin, N.
D., when they were brought to Devils
Lake to answer the accusation of an
irate husband. The couple are held
in Jail there pending a%rraignment.
Frank Matejack, a farmer living
near Lawson, has a gosling with four
legs and two tails. Two Of the legs
are on it's back. The bird is in splen'
did physical condition and seems as
active and healthy as the average
gosling with the normal number OF
legs.
While driving a broncho to a rig,
G. l.. Steward OF Portal was seriously
injured being found unconscious
along the road. His cheekbone was
broken and a part of the left side of
his face was torn away from his lips.
The broncho began to kick, wrecking
the vehicle and hitting the driver.
Mrs. ]. Lawton of Minnewaukan
aged "a, died last night from burns
sustained when q. gasoline iron, with
which she was pressing, exploded,
scattering the burning fluid W. her
face and the upper part of her body.
She was the wife of a teacher in the
Mlnnewaukan high school and was
married last Christmas. The body
will probably be taken to Madison,
Wis, Mrs: Lawton's former home, for
burial. . gs~
Many delegates are expected at the
annual meeting of the North Dakota
Catholic association here on June %,
% and "a. This association includes
in its membership thousands Of Cath
olics of the state, and is particularly
strong throughout the southwestern
sections. Under the association rules
each congregation affiliated with the
organization is entitled to n dele.
gate for each fifty members, or major
fraction thereof. z
After expressing great Indignation
at his arrest, securing an attorney
and making preparations for his de-
Tense, Harry Buck, a homesteader
near Schafer, has declared his in
teation of pleading guilty to cattle
rustling. John Skaar lost seven head,
two Of these were traced to South
st Paul, where they had been ship
ped in a bunch by Buck. The lat
ter's bonds were placed at $500
when arrested last winter. His
bondsmen recently surrendered him
Tut he secured new bonds.