Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-24


that Of last year.
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Another lodge will soon be added
10 the list of fraternal orders at
Mandan. Announcement has been
made that an aerie of the Fraternal
Order of Eagles will be instituted
there some time in the near future.
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The big peoples picnic, which was
postponed twice on account of rain,
vas finally held Monday at Arvilla,
under the auspices of the Grand Forks
Better Farming association, with
some 1000 residents Of the county
present.
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The new Presbyterian church at
Carson vas dedicated to sacred use
with religious solemnities on Sunday
afternoon. The cost of the building
is $4,000, and the property at the
time of the dedication was already
free of debt.
Sheriff Ellickson has taken Harry
Buck and Oscar Edwards to the state
p~enitentiary to serve a sentence Of
two and a half years each, imposed by
Judge Frank Fisk in district court
for the larceny of seven head of cat
tie from John Skaar of lear Berg.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller, who
live a few miles northeast of Valley
City, celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary last Friday, June IS. AS
betting an anniversary, the nhappi-
ness Of which is accorded. to few, the
occasion was observed with beauty
Judge Andrew A. Bruce will present i
the diplomas to the members of'the1
graduating class at the Mayville nor
NAL schooli'on Thursday evening,
June "a. The specials EXERCISES cele-
brating the completion the Normal
schools twenty-fifth year will be held
at 1890 o'clock IN the morning:
A twister Of considerable proper.
tionr passed northeast Of Garrison
and did considerable damage to farm
buildings. At the Fred Zurich place
the barn and ,,granaryr was destroyed
and the dwelling ouse}&asrdamaged.
Mr.. Ulrich happened out about the
premises and received som zsevere
bruises from the flying debris.
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Two university men. strongly adj,
'dicted to aquatic sports, plan" an 20
canoe trip of 200 miles. Their trip
will begin at Madison, Wis, where
they will enter the Rock river and
later pass into the Mississippi, con.
t~inuing their journey to New Orleans.
The men are Roy Van Duzee and Irv-
ing A. White, both engaged during
the past year as teachers in Bismarck.
The p%ostoftice at Gronna, which was
discontinued several months ago, will
be reopened if there is any n in
that territory that will accept the
postmastership. Notice to that effect
has been posted in Rolla postofice.
If there is no application for the pc.
sition filed before June 26 the office
will not be established. The name
of the e office if it is established
will be Froh. -
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Frank Burnett, the Mexican who
recently pleaded guilty in the district
court to stealing a watch from C. 0.
Leenacker, a Reynolds, N. D., ship
per to this point, and was sentenced
to the penitentiary to serve an indie
terminate period, was removed to
Saltwater yesterday by Sheriff Muir.
name and F. H. Manner Of Hastings.
Burnett picked the watch from MI.
L~eebacken's pocket while both were
passengers on a car coming into
South st. Paul on May 80.
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The anniversary program COM
m%emorating the closing of the twenty
fifth scholastic year of the state Nor
NAL school here was held in the audi
forum Wednesday afternoon, begin
ming at 2:30. On the program were
speakers representing the state at
large, the other state educational in
stitutions, the state board Of Normal
school trustees, the city and the Nor
NAL school trustees, the city and the
Normal school. The exercises were
called to order by Hon. Hugh Nc
Donald, resident member of the board
of trustees, as presiding officer.
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Delegates to the State Sunday
School convention at Minot and to
the State Grange meeting held at Des
Laos at the same time, and their en-.
tertainers, got their wires crossed.
The people of Des Laos sent a num-
Der of automobiles to Minot to meet
the night train and convey the grange
delegates to that town. A couple OF
delegates to the Sunday School con
"ention arrived on the same train,
and being asked II they were dele
| gates, said they were and were told
that the committee would take them
to their destinations in autos. The
mistake was not discovered until the
party was several miles out in the
country, and then both sides took It
good-naturedly. The Sunday school
delegates were then taken to Des
Laos, entertained for the night and
J brought to Minot the next day,