Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-10-04
STATE BRIEFS


Jud, N. D.-George Schultz, living
near this village, exhibited a bunch
of grapes here which he grew on his
farm.
Fargo, N. D.-Fargo will purchase
another motor-driven truck, the city
auditor being instructed to advertise
for bids by the city commission.
Cayuga, N. D.-The only case of in
fantile paralysis in this city-in the
John Sturdevant family-has been
abated, a young boy being entirely
cured
Napoleon.-A school election will
be held at the court house in Napo-
leon, Tuesday, October 10, for the
purpose Of determining the location
for the new school building.
Transformations score and ten
years had been reached by Mrs. Anna
Frederick of Homer township, Suits.
man county, who died here today.
Cause of death was heart disease.
Sanborn, N. D.-Lynn Frazier, Re-
publican nominee for governor, has
been invited to deliver the principal
address at the Market day celebra-
ton, which will be held here Oct. IA.
Churches Ferry, N. D.-The Great
Northern depot here was completely
destroyed by fire. The first started
on the roof about the middle of the
building from the sparks Of an east
bound through freight.
Mott, N. D.-While attempting to
fix the engine of an auto Henry Moe,
employed at the c. Walheim farm,
received badly larcerated hand,
which was caught in the gearing while
the engine was running. -
Devils Lake, N. D.-The city schools
'reopened Wednesday after q two-day
vacation while the buildings were be.
ing fumigated. AS nonew cases OF
diphtheria have been reported there
is no danger in continuing school.
Fargo, N. D.-Dorothy and Walter
Forsberg, daughter and son Of Mrs.
Anna NJ. Forsberg. Of Fargo, have
been awarded achievement pins by
County Superintendent J. w. Riley
for most exceptional attendance rec
ords.
Jamestown.-Martin Blur, aged is
years. living at Edgeley, sustained a
compound fracture Of one leg, and his
sister, riding with him. was unhurt,
when he lost control of his machine,
which turned turtle near that village
this week.
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Work, is now completed, on the
bridge and dam at Sentinel Butte and
is again open for. travel, and the dam
is ready to hold water. It is hoped
that, the fall rains will be heavy en-.
ough to fill it SO. that the ice harvest
will As good and the skating at
Minot.-Rev. Nicolay Nilsen, who
for more than 1 years has been the
popular and efficient pastor OF Zion
Lutheran church, has left for Will
mar, Mimi, where he has accepted
the pastorate of the Willmar Luther.
an church and St. Johns congrega.
ton,
4 MNot.-C. Z. Mclaughlin, one Of
the Hest railroad men in the north.
wests has assumed his position OF
division Superintendent of. the Great
Northern railway at this point. He
comes to this cityTwith record of
achievement that makes his success
in his new position. assured. r5zs
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Minot, N. D.-William O'Leary,
chief of the Minot fire department
rendered his resignation. This resig.
nation is rendered because of the ap.
pointment of Mr.. O'Leary as receiver
of public money for the United States
land Office in Minot, the duties OF
which he assumed October I.
Minot. N. D.-A $4,000 reinforced
concrete garage will be erected by
Eby Young at the corner of First
street and Fourth avenue southwest.
Plans for the structure are being pre-.
pared by Architect n. B. Stacy.Judd.
The structure will front Is feet on
First street and 40 feet on Fourth
avenue.
Kildeer, N. DIP. H. Lee, former.
ly, Of this city, arrested last October
on the charge of keeping and main.
tanning a common nuisance, pleaded
guilty before Judge Crawford and was
sentenced to 100 days in Jail and
costs, which amounted to about 1913.
The sentence was suspended during
good behavior.
Minot, N. DIR. J. r. Pence, city
health officer, has given public no.
tice that the city water is unsafe for
drinking purposes and probably will
be so for a month at least, due to
the inadequacy of the filtration plant
to purify all the water required for
domestic and other purposes. The
city schools are not allowed to use
the city water for drinking purposes.
Dickinson.-A. D. Heaton sgain has
his Ford car. which was stolen In
from in front OF his residence cou.
pie of weeks ago. and the thief has
already begun servingSa term Of two