Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-02-02

may lose both ears as result or an
attempt to walk from Harmon 10 MAN
dan, a distance of seven miles, during
a blizzard ,F
AT mass meeting of the students
of the University of North Dakota II
was decided 80 consolidate the nnlNef-
sity debating board OF control ana
the Oratorical board.
Warning to the people Of irand
Forks not to cut ice from the Reo
river below the points at which me
city sewers empty into the river mas
been issued by the city boart OF
health:
On Feb s, Prof. E. B. Hart of the
University of Wisconsin will deliver
a lecture to the North Dakota Poly
technic society al Fargo. on the sub.
ject of Some Phases of Animal
NeutritiCn.'
The University of Wisconsin band
will play in the Fargo auditorium on
the evening of Saturday, Feb. y. for
the benefit of the soldiers monument
that will be erected in this city this
coming spring. $50.
At meeting of the Fargo Y. NJ.
c. A. board Of directors, Mrs. w. J..
Stockwell was elected 4 member or
the board to succeed II. j.. LOOMS,
and J. p. Finch was elected to sue.
coed George Sweetland
The local high school won easily
from the Casselton basket ball team
at Fargo Wednesday night in the
armory, of the A. C. by score Of II
to 10. The locals secured an early
lead and were never in danger.
The meeting of the Sock and Bus
kin society, which was scheduled for
Wednesday, at Grand Forks has been
postponed because of unpropitiOus
weather conditions. The new date
for the meeting will be determined
later. s o., .,
Lost in snow storm, Dr.. c. ID.
Waddey, Canadian government vet.
erinarary, located at Portal, spent all
of Thursday night in a strawstack,
several miles from the city, succeed
ing in making his way here after day
light.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hoffman and
family of MedOra, lost their home
and nearly all contents from fire. The
fire is believed to have been started
in the chimney, but it had gained such
Roadway. that little or nothing could
be saved, LIpg, ....-
Club women of Valley City have fal-
len in line with the suggestion by
Mrs Percy Pennybacker, president of
the General Federation of Women's
Clubs, that "better baby" week be
observed by the club women of the
United States, ~ .-,...4 l,.ls,. s.t,.-.l5'.
Arthur Hileman was arrested at
Wildr0se, and waived a preliminary
hearing before Justice Lynch, who
bound him over to the district court
in $4,000 bail, on charge of arson
in connection with the burning Of the
Blakey-Roell block in Minot few
days ago. gt',t:..
Judge Buttz, of Devils Lake granted
a divorce to Harry King of Cando
from his former wife, Andrea King,
on the grounds of laziness in per-
Torrance of household duties, extra
vagance and incompetency as house
wife, all of which was productive of
much mental suffering to the husband.
There is one child, Luella, 2 - years
old
Jas. Crawford, aged so, of Cavalier.
shot and Killed himself, discharging
both barrels of a shotgun into his
stomach. Eleven children and his
wife survive the tragedy, which was
brought on through melancholy.
Crawford was formerly engaged in
the livery business in Cavalier and
Pembina
A farm hand, down at Dickinson.
after being paid off by his employer.
considered he didn't have enough
money, forged the name of the man
for two checks, one for $l4 and one
for SIS and successfully floated them
At the end Of the month, when ne
came toscheck up his bank account he
found the forgery. A warrant was
sworn out for the young man, but 30
far no trace OF him has been found.
A draft for $4,000 was today for
warded to the American Red Cross
Society, Washington, d. c.. by the Mi
not Jewish Relief Committee, consist
ing of Harry Bearman, A. Baker, A.
Gordon, Harry Feldman, Hermon Cor
don, Rabbi Rappaport, S. Lutsky, M.
Bank, Sam Bader and Harry Rozen,
as a result Of the Jewish Relief Day,
held in this city, Thursday, Jan. 9th.
for the benefit of the Jewish suffer-
ers in the European war zone.
Y County Judge, ". D. Lynch, of La
Moure, has resigned to go into law
partnership with w. H. Hutcheson of
that city. Mr.. Lynch has been county
judge since 1903 and enjoys the
unique distinction Of having been
elected foi,r times as democrat in
e rnnU1v ron,,h1;noo cn,,n+, This -