Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-10-20
hunt on Long Lake. Geese seem to
be plentiful this season.
SHELDON


Robert Lempke, separator man on
the Otto Oeder thrashing machine.
had one of his fingers badly crushed
one day last week while working about
the machine while it was in motion.
The end OF the thumb was severed.
Peter Peterson, a twelve year old
boy, who is making his home with
Frank Liest near the 500 crossing
came near losing his life by being run
over by plow. Mr.. Liest was plow.
ing considerable distance from the
house and the boy brought out a two
horse team and hitched it on to an un-
used pillow standing in the field and
was going to take it to the house. He
had only gone short distance when
the team took fright and ran away
throwing the little fellow underneath
the sharp point of the pillow share
cutting the flesh and muscles on the
back side of the left leg to the bones.
The bone was not broken. Mr.. LEST
picked the boy up and carried him
over mile to the house and then
brought him to DR.. Weyrens, from
where he was taken to St. Johns hos
pital at Fargo. II no complications
set in, the boy probably will recover
in short time, but will be more or
less crippled for life.
Sunday evening burglars made an
attempt to rife the Clements Mercan-
tile Company's store. They only got
into the back room as the door between
the main store was locked and they
could not force this. Admission was
gained by using a big piece of scrap
iron and an old saw. Nothing was
found missing as the room they gain.
ed admission to was used for storing
sugar and flour. 1t is thought that
some of the transients leaving the To-
cality are. the guilty ones, and we're
lookin for arm clothing.
The sixteen months old child OF
Nj. and Mrs. Milton Locke, ten miles
south of Sheldon, died at the hospi-
taltal at Lisbon, Sunday from Spinal
Meningitis. The little one had for a
number of weeks and all that mdical
skill could do was done to spare its
life. It was the only child and the
parents are grief strickn.
OOuA ICOCAACns d AdDOAC1 WuO u0o
been employed on farm east Of Lis
bon, was arrested by the Sherifrs
force Saturday, charged with Islander.
ing women. The person charging
SANDER was Mrs. Brehmen. -.
Hans Sorenson and wife and daught-
er arrived Monday evening from Lis.
bon for a short visit with his sister,
Mrs. Fred Lillicrop. Mr.. Sorenson
has nearly recovered from his serious
accident he met with last winter at
Minot when he had one Of his legs
crushed by a gas tractor. He is still
lame and gets along fairly we'll with
the aid of q cane. ...-
Fred Wall has rented the old Kaatz
place from the Ransom County Trust
company and will soon move his fami.
ly in from the farm so that his child.
rem may take advantage of the SHIELD.
on schools. Mr.. Wall has, for q long
time, been wanting to take life little
more easy and give up farm work.
He will place man on the farm and
superintend its operations from town.
A. J. Schenum, Shenford township
farmer, met with an accident one day
last week while driving the hay buck.
er. He fell on breaking a rib.
A. w. Miller left for his home at
Spencer, Iowa. Tuesday evening after
spending a week here looking after
his farming interests.