Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-06

There are a bunch of Golden Valley
farmers that are making a not cam
paign for a Northern Pacific eNten-
sion to the town of Trotters.
-
Nearly 200 Adams county farmers
made a tour of the demonstration
plots maintained in the county by the
| North Dakota Better Farming asso-
citation, the tour covering Reeder,
Bucyrus, Hetiinger and several other
places. Fifteen demonstration farms
| were visited,
When W. r. Sherman Of Fryburg
built a fire in the cook stove al his
farm home, then went OUT 10 milk the
COWS, he was careless with matches.
Fifteen minutes later the house was d
mass of flames, and NJ IS. Sherman.
who was still sleeping when her hus-
baud crawled pUt in the early morn
ing, waE rescued will difficulty.
Leslie Austin of Slope county, %
Of a wealthy shep grower, was pre-
vented from marrying Miss Edna
Parker in North Dakota. His parents
objected because he was under y
wears of age, The difficulty was over
come, however, by the yoGng Salr go
ing TO Glendive, Mont. where they
were married in Mayor Bakers Office
IN the city hall.
Jerry Fitzpatrick. a wealthy farmer
Of Euclid, MINI, palmed ESQ success
fully last night when acCosted by &
highwayman near Ora ad Forks.
Hands up cried the thug. Out Of
Fitzpatrick's pockets his hands went
straight over his head. The thug
searched his victim and found less
than s.. Fitzpatrick had feared trou-
Die and had been walking with four
$50 gold pieces in his right hand and
when his hands went up The money
went up with them
J. ". Needham Of Finley, n D..
was yesterday elected president: a
4. Bradley Of Willis.on inst vice pres
ident. Peter Mergens Of Fair-no0nL.
second yice-president; ". S Parker
of Lisbon, secretary-t-easU-er. and os-
car Hallenberg Of Fargo. local secre-
tary. The executive con1aiuse-J- H
Void of Grand Forks; Welland Orch
ard OF Dickinson. and J. Il Miller OF
P,ugby. Fargo was unanimously cAos-
en- as the next convention place which
will he sometime next August. the
date 10 pc selected by the secretary
q
While Night Policeman s 3. Walk
or of Li6ge-wood vas making his
rounds last night Two men illped
~ -..-r -,ss --- hood 1-la~ WITH
their heavy reviewers and shot hin
in the leg breaking The bone Ee
recognized the desperaaoes and nH
Heres they attacked him out Of re
rense for a former arrest The 500.
station was broken into shortly alter
wards and a case Of beer was taken
and q lot Of freight Destroyed There
was only 50 pennies in the til, which
the robbers declined to appropriate.
Judge Charles Pollock o. me dis
ric, court last night reserved MS &c
cisiou in the suit anoTghI by Ten
Grand Forks TAXPAYERS seeking % pre-
vent the Grand Forks board Of ecuca-
ton from proceeding viii -he COD
structin of q high school building fo-
which the conIrac. has been let The
charge is made thai the boards prC-
cedings are irregular IN rhaI -nsy
have Illegally transferred money from
the general fund 20 TIE building fund,
and that me board has failed 20 PRO
vide a sinking fund to-@oe -s--re-nen.
of prior bond issues which shortly f'-
come Que.
NJ
Harvey SaGe-. son Of y---anl MIS-
George Saue-- VINO reside six miles
southeast Of Ene-alo, Is IN Iae local
hospital. suffering from internal III
iu-;es. caused ny 2 kick from { horse,
which may prove fatal 5a-lE Tues
dar morning. whil8 doing 11e chonss,
Mr. Saue- was kicked IT Ire abdomen
In 2 moment o. -wC. 17 arose and
I went about lis duties, going 10 n
house 4 few minutes la-s-- Ee ale
his usual hearty break-as- and ap2a--
emily seemed none Inc worse -a- Lfe
kick Several hours later however,
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