Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-26

vices were held for DR.. r. B. Foster,
aged so, who killed himself. He once
lived at Bemidji. e
Fargo.-General rains over all Of
North Dakotaand parts, of western
Minnesota Monday delayed threshing,
but were a boon to corn.
York.-Bursting under the pressure
created byEa clogged pipe, the water
pump used by the Great Northern
wrecked the iterior Of the engine
room.
Fargo.-At every corn show held in
North Dakota this year the Fargo
commercial club will offer cash pre-.
miums for the first and second best
ten ears of corn shown.
New Rockford.-After two robbers
had taken so from H. b. Hanson,
they aggravated the crime by remov-
ing his clothing and tearing it into
shreds in search of more money.
CandO.-Injuries received Easter
Sunday last, when she was shot by
a companion while hunting gophers,
proved fatal yesterday for Mrs. c. T.
Patton of this city. Paralysis set in,
the bullet lodging in her spine.
Mohall.-The sheriff of Renville
county, held public destruction cele-
bration in, front of the county court
house at sMohall when six gallons of
whiskey was destroyed according to
the rulings of the prohibition law.
St. Thomas.-Despondent because
he had been informed that tuberculo.
sis would end his life within a short
time, Ira Henstead, a meat cutter
killed himself by shooting. A note
directed officials to notify his broth.
er, John Henstead of Chandler, MINI.
For years Grand Forks has been
burdened with the annoyance of two
telephone systems. Despite the ab.
sorption of one of the companies by
the other, two years ago, tie extra
charge for the double telephone serv-
ice is said to exceed the total amount
of taxes for municipal purposes.
Grand Forks.-Ordered to "go
square," when he attempted to cut
corners in a traffic controlled zone,
Hugh E. Fielder, timer, pulled a gun
and shot at the traffic policeman,
Walter iWyman, his aim being wide.
Fielder was bound over to the dis.
trict court, charged with malicious
shooting. He claims Milwaukee as
his home. .............,
Williston.-kay Eddy, son of Dep.
uty County Treasurer X. C. Eddy of
Fargo, is held under bond of $500
to appear in the district court of
Williams county as the result of an
accident. Eddy was driv-
ing a car here when he hit pedes.
TRAN, John Abel, a waiter. Abel was
somewhat injured and was taken to
hospital at that place, and a warrant
was sworn out for Eddy .
1902 t:@a - 5-als . 49, Sst .
q Fargo. Walter L. Stockwell OF
this city, grand secretary of the A.
F. & A. M. of this state, will leave
the first of next week for Virginia
City, Mont, where he will attend the
grand lodge meeting of the A. F. & A.
NJ. of that state, as a representative
of the grand lodge and grand master
of North Dakota, and participate in
celebration of the fiftieth anniversary
Of the founding of the grand lodge of
Montana. H'+ ...' *..r. .
Shields Enterprise: The old Indi-
an trails are giving way before the
march Of civilization in the Standing
Rock reservation, now Sioux county.
The board of commissioners of Sioux
county are we'll along with the work
Of grading a perfect road from Fl.
Yates to Mclaughlin, s. D. This road
Is partly paid for by the county, and
partly by the government, as the fed
eral department gave $4,000 provided
Indian labor be used.
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Have we Forgotten the boys of Com.