Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-09-27
STATE BRIEFS

972 is for paving
New Rockford-A special term OF
district court has been called for Oc-
tober 3, for the purpose of admitting
several applicants to citizenship.
Minot.-The Minot normal school,
and the model school, which is part
of the normal system, will open for
the years work on September 26.
Bottineau--John Brandt, an old and
respected citizen of the county, who
resided on farm near Belmar, with
his son, Ed, passed away with cry
sipelas, aged 10.
Scranton-Alfred Sohern, Is, shot
in the side by the accidental discharge
of shotgun, held by boy compan.
ion, will survive his injuries, but may
be crippled for life.
Fargo.-The total enrolment in
Fargo's public schools is now 2,7O7
The total enrolment for the last
school year was 1854. Indications
are that the enrolment will exceed
$1,000
MinOt.-After an absence of four
months spent in the hospitals of Ger
many and Vienna, Dr.. n. Myklestad
has reopened his Offices here. Abroad
he had much experience in surgery
on war victims.
LaMoure, n D., Sept. 23.-Deputy
Game Warden E. H. Vogelsang found
number of assorted traps set along
the James river. Some of the traps |
contained muskrats. The traps were
gathered up and taken to the court
house. 4
Minot-Under arrest on a minor
charge, NJ. Snyder was identified by
the local police as the man they have |
sought since last December on charg.
es of grand larceny. Snyder is &C.
cused of stealing jewelry and $3.50
certificate of deposit from laborer.
Fargo-Although an all.day search
was made for the men who left a |
Great Northern freight train at Elem.
ing siding, north of Casselton, Tues
day night, and who are supposed to
be the Pillsbury postoffice robbers, no
new clues have been discovered.
Jamestown installation of tele-
phone and telegraph wires into the
new $175,OOO Northern Pacific sta
ton here has begun, in charge Of M.
j. Hanson of st. Paul and F. G. Rugh |
of Fargo. Inspector of the telephone
dspatching system on the Northern
Pacific.
Fargo. N. D-Alexander Duncan,
for twenty years foreman for the Far
go.Detroit Ice company of this city,
was named street commissioner for
the city by Commissioner of Streets |
and Public Buildings Joseph Ames,
the appointment being confirmed by
the board of commissioners.
Grand Forks-Upon his return from
a tour Eof Inspection of the rural
schools, Supt. e. F. Lurton declares
them to be inexcellent condition..
There is ia@decrease in the enroll
ment. however, due, it is thought, to
the fact that few children of grade
school age are now residing in this
section of the county.
Fargo, N. D.-While on their way
to the Kennedy farm southwest of the
city to get their machine which had
broken down the day previous, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hauser of this city
met with an accident that resulted in
Mrs. Hauser sustaining badly
wrenched wrist and both Mr.. and
Mrs. Hauser getting wet.
Grand Forks, N. D.-Funeral serv-
ices were held Wednesday afternoon
at 2:30 O'Clock, at the Methodist
church for Michael H, Redick. pioneer
resident of Grand Forks, who sue
cumbed last Sunday morning from
hardening of the arteries. Rev. A. H.
Thompson officiated and interment
was made in Memorial Park cemetery
Cannon Ball, N. D.-The annual In.
dian conference of the Congregational
and Presbyterian churches in the
states of North and South Dakota,
Montana and Nebraska, closed here
Monday. It was one of the largest
and most inspiring held in the his
tory of Indian missions. Fully 1000
delegates were present and participant
ed in the services.
Fargo-The presence of United
States Senator Porter J. McCumber
and his campaign manager, James F.
Shea, in the city part of Thursday
and yesterday set political tongues
wagging. 1t was the talk on the
streets and in the hotel Hobbies yes
terday afternoon that McCumber and
Shea were in the city for the purpose
of finding out where the Non-partisan
leaders. the "Bia Five" stood for the
rest of the campaign in regard to
McCumber.
Dickinson, N. D.-Evidence laid be.
fore NJ. A. Hildreth, United States
district attorney, by Miss Anka Krogh
a Valley City normal school student
of Belfield, n. D., resulted in the ar
rest of the girls father, Julius Krogh,
by Stark county officials, under state
charges. Offenses over a period Of two
years, when Miss Krogh was from Is
to II years of age, are cited by the