Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-24
State News and Comment
The movie show at Ashley has
changed hands.

The movie show at Ashley has
changed hands.
Dickinson Elks will hold a celc.
'bration June 6 to 10, having fixed up,
on these dates for their first "home'
coming"
John Nicholson, one OF the old res
idents on a farm about fourteen miles
northwest Of Hazelton, died at $3.50
o'clock Wednesday morning after a
ligenring illness Of tuberculosis.
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Yesterday Judge C. F.. Amidon of
the United States circuit court ap-
pointed Attorney William G. Green,
OF the law firm Of Fowler & Green, as
United States commissioner for the
largo district. ''n
Building plans for a Methodist
church at Williston, to seat 700, are
being prepared by a Minot architect.
The building will cost about $4,000.
1t will be of brick. in library style,
with a dome and Doric pillars SUD-
porting the entrance.
John A%lbrecht, ST., of Hamberg
township, died April 10 of old age
with complications. He was "A years,
1 month and q days of age at time
Of death. He was a native of Ger.
many and came to this county in 1889,
demonstrating in the vicinity where
he has since lived. u. -.o
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Tbo Noorop Nf:,,, ,,ol,ooo n N;o-
ture that shows the greatest develop
ment that has been made in eastern
Divide county in a short time. The
picture is of the farm residence OF
Julius Thon and of the old homestead
shack which used to be the Thon
home. A comparison of the two shows
what the development has been.
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Jitney buses are things of the past
in Fargo. a new city ordinance re.
quiring $4,000 bond of owners of such
vehicles going into effect today and
resulting in all such buses being with
drawn from service. The proprietors
declare they cannot operate under
the high bond required, which is in
addition to $500 annual license for
each cal.
The terminal elevator question will
hold the stage at Chautauqua during
the assembly July 3-1S, one day being
devoted to the subject. Senator Rob
ert NJ. LaFollette will speak, with
George Lotus of Minneapolis, on the
subject of grain marketing and te"-
minals. Lotus has been devoting his
attention to North Dakota since the
law makers. went home, telling the
voters about the famous roll call"
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y DR.. A. D. MCDANIEL, Major Person,
Axel Bratsburg and C. F. Truax Of
Minot returned from an auto trip to
Bismarck, where they spent two days
at the annual Conclave of the Grand
Commandery of the state of North
Dakota. DR.. Mcdaniel drove his cal,
making the trip Of 1875 miles in five
hours each way, not counting the
time lost when his machine was stall
ed in a slough STimiles north of Bis
The doctor Is a fairly fast
driver, at times hitting up a fifty mile
clip.
Betsy Jones, central figure in the !
Benson county baby murder case, was
taken to Fargo last evening, where
she will be confined for an indefinite
period in the Florence Crittendont
home. 1t was the recommendation of
the jury that she be held a year. Clar-
ence Orion in the custody of Sheriff
of Towner county, passed
through Devils Lake yesterday after
noon, routed for Bismarck, where he
was sentenced to serve a life term.
Elmer Jones, sentenced to five years
in the Benson county case, was taken
to Bismarck with him.