Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-30
STATE BRIEFS


sickle when his horses took fright
Gilbert HARNESS. had one foot seve',
ed.
Fort Yates.-Robert Eruce of Self
ridge has been engaged to organize
a 25-piece band for the Standing Rock
Fair.
Sanish.-A flowing we'll, 225 barrels
an hour, was struck on the Larson
farm south of Sanish at depth OF
225 feet.
Edgely.-The Kipp store at 'Edgely
was broken into recently by unknown
parties and about $500 worth of mer'
chandise was taken.
Cando.-John Craig and John Jes'
Ike, convicted of bootlegging, were
sentenced to one year each in the
penitentiary by Judge Buttz
Golden Valley-A deal was made
at Golden Valley whereby Thomas
Figenskau becomes the manager of
the Standard Oil Co. station.
Sanish.-At Sanish the ferry was
purchased by Ed. Seneschal, who will
operate in in the future. The ferry
was formerly owned by George
Woods.
Fort Yates.-Superintendent Covey,
in charge of the Standing Rock reser-
walton, states that owing to the nu-
merous inquiries for land, he has
about decided to hold another sale
of non.competent and inherited In
dian lands this fall.
Fargo: Joe Deviski was arrested
by the sheriff's department on a farm
near Mapleton, on complaint of a fell
low-workman, who alleges that Devils
XII threatened to do him bodily harm
with jackknife. The technical
charge is assault with intent to do
bodily harm.
Dickinson.-The fight for the Lud-
wig Krumenacker estate, which has
been in litigation for several months
past, seemingly has reached a final
settlement, and the deceased's first
wife, residing in Hungary, will re-
ceive about $500 in cash and main
tenance during the probation of the
estate, "A. 5s5.5. :. ..}', n,
Minot. Isaac Berg, y prominent
farmer and we'll known resident of the
eastern portion of Ward county, met
death when the automobile which he
was driving went over an embank-
ment at the ST. CARTS coulee bridge
on the Valley road about three miles
southeast Of this city late yesterday
evening. y.
Dickinson. 1.-The Dickinson School
Board met on Saturday and elected
Mrs. Catherine Ray and Mrs. Blanche
Frye as members of the Dickinson
Library Board for a term Of three
years. Otto Hennings was appointed
to fill the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation Of Roy Baird, who is serving
with Company *" on the Mexican
border.
Jamestown.-First Sergeant Lewis
Allen and Lewis j. Teves, cook of Co.
H, both married men, have received
their discharge from the army service
and will return to jamestown at once.
This word was received from Mer-
cedes, Texas, this morning, indicat-
ing the policy of the government not
to take married men, is being follow
ed out.
New Rockford.-Jack Burke of
Pueblo, Colo, who has been in the
employ of e. E. Davis, the painter
and decorator, for the past two
months, received word from firm of
attorneys in New York City, that un.
der the terms of an uncle's will, he
was heir to fortune exceeding $50,
900. The gentleman left at once for
| the east.
Fargo: l.. L. La Rue, travelling pas
senger agent for the Great Northern
In this section for several years, has
been transferred to the freight depart
ment, and has been placed in charge
of the Great Falls, Mont, district
Regular headquarters will be main
tanned in st. Paul, though the major
portion of Mr.. La Rue's time will be
spent in his district.
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Grand Forks: With Masons from
all parts of the surrounding country
expressing their intention Of attend
ing the great meeting to be held in
this city September 1, and invitations
being sent to different lodges of this
vicinity, arrangements for the open
ing of the lodge season in this city
for the coming fall and winter are
rapidly nearing completion.
Garrison.-A Blue Hill farmer has
field of wheat of about 10 acres
which is of seed procured in this
state, and purported to be rust proof
The results so far are as promised
Not sign OF rust is visible on the
grain, which shows heavy stand and
promises a good yield, despite the
fact that wheat growing in adjoining
fields are in some cases badly rust
ed.
Dickinson.-A rumor has been goine
the rounds of the city for the pas
few days to the effect that DR.. J. Oh
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