The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-24

horse put out of it's misery and in
another the dispatch of a COW which
had no chance of recovery. Mr.. New
comb reports that in most instances
the parties against whom he has CON-
plants to make received his sugges.
lions with good grace.
To Aid Muster-First Lieut.. G.. w.
Ashley of Vincennes, Ind, a medical
reserve officer, arrived last evening
to join Capt. l.. S. Hughes staff of
medical examiners now assisting with
the muster of the First North Dakota
infantry.
To Sing Here-The justly renowned
Roozlelee quartet of jamestown is
coming to Bismarck on Sunday tossing
at FIT. Lincoln, with an afterSc0ncert
in Mandan. The members of the or,
ganization are J. J. Kelley Of the sec
rotary of states office, r. E. Eatten
W. Rund and David fLindgren, while
w. F. Sivey is chairman.
Compliments DEPARTMENT. mast
congratulate the Bismarck fire depart
ment on the manner in which it han
died Sunday nights fire." said State
Fire Marshal H. l.. Reade today. "The
boys made every move count; there
was not single mistake, and they did
wonderful work in saving the business
college building"
Stole an Auto---John Foller, well
known Bismarcker, arrested at Sells
on information from the Burleigh
county sheriff's office, was returned
to Bismarck by Deputy Sheriff 'Rollin
Welch yesterday, after a 257-miIe
drive to stand trial on a charge OF
stealing a fivver from Harry Clooten
Foller did not have the Ford on his
person when arrested, although he
was stripped and a careful search
made.
Canning Demonstration - Capital
City women will welcome the coming
August 6, of Prof. d. w. Galehouse OF
the agricultural college, who is to
demonstrated the cold pack method of
canning and to give lecture on can
ming in general and domestic econ
omy at the high school auditorium
Every woman in Bismarck who is in
terested in combating the high cost
of living is cordially invited to at
tend this demonstration, during which
Professor Galehouse will actually can
fruits and garden vegetables by this
new and approved method. No charge
of any kind will be made.
Great Meetine-William O'Hara, ex-
allied ruler of the Bismarck Elks and
delegate tothe supreme lodge cont
ventiOn, held in Boston last week.. de-
clares the session one Of the great
est in the history of the order. Mr..
O'Hara was present when a favorable
vote was taken on a resolution appro-
priating $1,0OO,O00, and he declares
that pandemonium broke loose when
the result was announced. Quiet
could not be restored until Onward,
Christian Soldier" was peeled forth
from the great pipe organ in Ire
mont temple, where the sessions were
held. Mr.. O'Hara had planned to ex-
tend his journey to Washington, but
thoroughly chilled by a trip down the
bay to a clambake, he decided to con-
serve his health by returning home.
Hurl Bottles at Automobile Party
Six men who were indulging in
beer party in the vicinity of the brick
yards west of the city and who in
suited an automobile party consisting
of Mr.. and Mrs. William V. Kiebert
and family and guests from Yucca,
following up their verbal abuse 10y
hurting beer bottles at the car, were
arraigned before Justice Bleckreid
yesterday and heavily fined for dis
orderly conduct. The accused gave
their names as Raymond McCaden
Alexander Hasbe, Ingram Conner, Sam
Peterson, Sam Deiring and Lloyd Nor
ris. Complaint was made by Mr.. Kie-
bert upon his arrival in the city.
Sheriff French and Chief Martineson
set out Immediately and overlook the
boisterous party at the ferry.
Appreciated Reception-A. R. Le-
fevre, raisin king of Fresno, Cal, and
Mrs. Lefevre, only recently arrived in
Bismarck to visit their brother, R. H.
Boyd, principal Of the Bismarck Bust
ness college, and family, who make
their home in the college dormitories
MIR. Lefevre, like all Californians, is
a natural born booster. He declares,
however, that Bismarck has way OF
entertaining honored guests which no
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