Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-04
News of the State

news OF the oIdLe
Fortuna defeated Stady at basket
ball by a score of 36 to 80.
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brentwood is boosting for a strong
high school baseball team this sea-
son.
j. A. Walsh has announced himself
as a candidate for the mayoralty Of
Larimore at the election to be held
next month.
Arnegard has organized a baseball
club for the 1915 season and hopes to
interest its sister towns into form.
ing a league.
Miss Nina 4. Taylor of Westby and
Ernest r. Monson we're married at
the Leland hotel in Plentywood by
Judge Bolster. .
The illustrated stereOptican lecture
given by the Rogers Lumber COM
pany of Westby drew a large and in
terested audience.
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Two masked robbers held up the
cashier and president of the Farmers
bank. at Medicine Lake and got away
with $4,000 in currency.
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John S. Jorgenson, a mail clerk on
the Great Northern road running be-
tween Fargo and Devils Lake, was
killed by falling from the train a few
miles east of Finley.
Elmer Lee, who was rescued from
the snowslide that claimed three
youthful victims near New England
three weeks ago, may be p~aralyzed as
the result of his Imprisonment in the
snow for several hours.
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The Minot board of education elect
ed Superintendent Frank w. Reinoehl
of Larimore last evening superintend-
emit of the city schools for the coming
year to succeed Mr.. Barnell, who ten
dered his resignation some time ago.
Receipts of 8 ,si2:so and disDurse.
ments of $13,391.41 for the month of
February are shown by the monthly
report of City Treasurer Jacob Welsh
submitted at the regular meeting OF
the Grand Forks city council Monday
night.
Contracts FIR the ev'cnsiCn of the
city ornamental lighting system AMI
the planting ut trees an! grass on the
University avenue boulevard were
awarded at the regular meeting OF
the city council held Monday night
at Grand Forks.
The Center Commercial club held
an enthusiastic meeting on March 1.
Plans were laid for a market day to
be held about April 1, while commit
tees were appointed to draft a book
let explaining the resources of Oliver
county.
A sensational breach of promise
suit has been brought against Paul v.
Mccoy, drug store proprietor and
owner of jewelry and department
stores at Minot. The plaintiff, Miss
Marie Leslie, a lady we'll known in
the city, asks damages for the sum of
$4,000.
The invitation of Minot women to
have the next convention of the State
Federatin of Women's clubs held in
Minot was accepted at the meeting OF
the board of directors last week and
state officers of that organization In
Valley City. Mrs. T. N. YeOmans has
just returned from Valley, City meet
ing. The next convention will proba.
bly, be held in October, at which time
300 representative women of the
state will gather in this city.
The regular March term Of the dis
trict court for Ramsey county con.
vened at 2 o'clock Yesterday after.
noon, Judge c. w. BUTTE presiding.
The jurors reported for duty and a
call of the calendar was ordered.
There are fifteen criminal cases on
the calendar, including n from Bot
tineau county, brought here on a
change of venue AT THIS time it is
not known how many or which of the
cases will be on for trial at this term.
The Chambers pig case, in which
there was a disagreement at the last
term of court, is on the calendar. A
large number of civil cases are also
on the calendar.