Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-09-14

Pembina, n D.-While mounting a
water tank Fred Shannon OF Toilette
fell from the top to the ground and
fractured two ribs.
William Mark, the 13-year-old son
Of Andrew Mark, an Ans5lm merchant,
met with a bad accident when he fell
from a box car, breaking both bones
of the left arm at the wrist.
The high school at Wahpeton is re-
ceiving coat Of paint on the outside
and is being decorated throughout.
The grade school building is also be-
ing redecorated on the inside.
A fire broke out at John Norsteboe's
threshing outfit near Souris, doing
some 5000 damage. All OF the wooden
boxes and some of the brasses were
destroyed before the fire could be put
out.
The exploding of a can OF wood
alcohol while generating the lighting
system in the pool room at Sheldon
seriously burned E. C. Dudley about
the face, arm and chest to the waist
line.
Sanborn, n. D.-Beaten, gagged, and
his hands tied behind his back. Bril-
Foreman, employed near here, was left
on the prairie all night. in the third
Of series OF vicious assaults made
on him.
Fargo, N. DC. W. Spaulding, cash
Ter OF the State Bank of Streeter, il
at the st. Johns Hospital i'll Of pneu'
monia. He is reported much better
and is expected to be on the road to
recovery.
Jamestown, N. D.-The city council
went on record as in favor Of the sug
gestion made that no accounts will be
paid on contracts next year for side
walk construction until the compile
ton OF the work.
Mrs. Chas. Lusk of Cleveland acct
dentally took a swallow Of lysol. She
had been taking a tonic and got the
bottles mixed. AS soon as she knew
that she had got the wrong bottle she
sent for the doctor:
Ernest Cook, alleged bigamist OF
the Elgin district, will be given a pre-
liminary hearing in Mandan today
He is alleged to have wife and child
daughter Of a prominent Elgin farmer
within the past year.
Minot, N. D.--The school building at
Dies Laos in this county was complete
ly destroyed by fire, involving loss
Of 5000. The structure was four
story and full basement building and
was we'll equipped Tor school pur
poses.
A deal was closed at New Rockford
whereby D. H: Fowler sold his inter
est in the Schwarz & Fowler mea,
market to Milo Schwarz, brother OF
Arthur Schwarz; who has been asso'
ciated with Mr.. Fowler for the past
three years. ..'.. ..
The members Of the German Luth.
eran church north Of Enderlin are
having their cemetery enclosed in q
splendid new fence. The archWay to
the entrance was donated by two mem
bers of the congregation and it alone
costs $780,
Fargo, N. D.-Col. NJ. A. Hildreth of
this city was elected a member OF the
council of North Dakota, with S. E
Ellsworth Of jamestown and Justice
A. NJ. Christensen Of Bismarck, as
the other members, at the meeting OF
the American Bar association at Chi.
cago.
Fargo. N. DIT. F. Powers & Co..
awarded the contract for the construc'
ton of the Fargo Motor Sales com.
pany's new home on Roberts street,
have already begun excavating for the
basement. This building will be SO
by 1872 feet, three Stories and full base.
ment.
The 6-year.old son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Svihovec, living sixteen miles
southwest Of Mott, got in front OF a
moving grass mower driven by his
older brother and before the horses
could be stopped the mower sickle
had been driven against one OF his
ankles, nearly severing the foot.
Carl Soland Of Roth, Bottineau
county, met with a painful accident.
While he was working on an engine,
a team which was standing near, be.
came frightened and ran into him.
knocking him against sharp piece
of iron on the machine and cutting
a very severe cash in his head.
Minot, N. D.-The board of educa.
ton at Deslacs wondered if the school.
house furnace was in good working
order for the opening of the fall term
today. 1t was tested last night and
found to be operating beautifully
so well,in fact, that the $4,000 build.
ing was burned to the ground in the
process.
Grand Forks, N. D.-Hermann Al.
brecht died Sunday evening at his
home here after five months illness
of cancer of the stomach. He came
here from Rolla, N. D., last April to
spend his last years in retirement
after residence of twenty-six years
in North Daota. He was 40 years old
at the time Of his death. The only
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