The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 8, 1917, Page 2

$ 1 RRR Reine cegmeramcamame , Ericson, Garrison’s foremost athlete, ‘ after a summer's training on Frank _ university squad at New Orleans this ELEVATED TRAN GRUSHES LATOR gOS LE OUT Student in Northwestern Univers- ity Killed at Evanston— Funeral at Home Linton, N. D., Oct. 8—The remains of Emmons Petrie, member of a prom- inent Linton family, who was run down by an elevated train in Evans- ton, Ill, where he was a student at Northwestern, were brought home for burial. Mrs. W. E. Petrie, mother of the unfortunate and his sis- ter, Miss Laura, wh Sa stu- cent at Northwestern. | been mak- ing their home at E\ 1, and they accompanied the bey ‘cre. The young man was 21 y’ vid, a gradu- ate of the Linton schools, and a mem- ber of the local Boy Scouts division, from whose ranks pallbearers were chosen. “RED” ERICSON TAKES UP JM COLLEGE JOB Out of Football Game Himself. Hopes to Whip Jamestown Souad Into Winner D., Oct. 8—Carl (Red) Garrison, Vought’s reservation ranch, has left for Jamestown, where he hopes to whip the Jamestown college squad in- to a winning team. But for an injury to his ankle sustained during the fore part of the summer in a_ baseball game, Ericson would be on the Tulane fall. A very flattering offer from Tu- lane was rejected because of this dis- Bbility, wifich probably will prevent any further active participation in idiron battles. Cc FAREWELL DINNER FOR | WVEY TUESDAY NIGH i Grand Forks Will. Unite in Pay- ing Honor to’ Retiring President: of University Grand, Forks, N. D., Oct. 8.—A fare-. well dinner will be servéd at the Com-| 1 mercial club tomorrow evening in honor of Dr. F. L.. McVey, former head of the University of North Dakota, and who goes next week to Lexing- ton, Ky., to assume his new duties as president of Kentucky university. E. J. Lander, chairman of the committee MOVING OF THE TOWN OF ESCAPED) MANIAC ROSEGLEN IN PROGRESS Citizens No Longer Content to Be, Off a Railroad, Appropriate Another Site Roseglen, N. D., Oct, 8—These be moving times. The inland town of Roseglen, no longer con- tent to be off a railway, has bodily picked up its collective beds and walked, to Batesville, the govern- ment townsite, three miles west of old Roseglen, on the Great Northern survey. Roseglen peo- ple purchased Batesville lots and moved their stores and shops and homes onto them. Roseglen had a bank, a postoffice, blacksmith | shop, implement stores and sev- | eral fine residences, all of which have been or will be moved, in- | cluding the name of Roseglen, | which will supplant Batesville. | OLD DAYS RECALLED | WHEN HOMESTEADER AND CATTLEMAN ROW Shields, N. D., Oct. 8—John Ro- | senbush, a reservation homestead- | er, has brought suit in the Sioux | county district court against Ma- jor Belden and Ira Scroggins for | 2,000, to cover damages to his crops which he alleges resulted from their herds’ running at large. Local comment recalls the early struggles between the squatter farmer and the open range cattle king. CHURCH IN PROCESS OF CONSTRUCTION BURNED, Heavy Loss Will Fall on Contract- ; or as Result of Destruction of Building Brisbane, N. D., Oct. 8—The new ‘atholic church in process of con- truction 5% miles south of this place was burned to the ground with a loss of séveral thousand dollars, which| will fall on the contractor, A. J.! Mack, of New Leipzig. The structure would have been in the hands of-the finishers -within’a few days,/and the | congregation was looking forward to its early occupancy. CATTLE ROLLING IN Farmers Shipping Surplus Stock, Fearing Decline New. Leipzig, N. D., Oct. 8—New Leipzig has een the. point of em- barkation for 25 to 30 carloads of cattle from the western edge of Grant county during the last week. ers are unloading superfluous stock now in anticipation of a drop in the market in the near future. Farm- \Edgar Dahlem Makes. Way From SHOOTS RELATIVE IN DUAN COUNTY Hespital at Rochester to. Homestead Near Halliday | The Outbursts By C SEE THAT SKINNED Nose % of Everett True ondo Yes. How Dip You Do THAT = Halliday, N. D., Oct. 8—Escaping | from the state hospital for the insane at Rochester, Minn., Edgar Dahlen made his way to his homestead near; Halliday, now occupied by his brother, John E. Dahlen, and finding his sister- in-law there alone, he drew a revolver and fired upon her. One .32 caliber bullet struck Mrs. Dahlen in the face, inflicting a serious, ‘but not necessar- ily fatal, wound. Dahlen was taken before a local insanity board, pro- nouziced insane, and committed to the state hospital at Jamestown until preparations can be made for his transfer, to Pochester. Dahlen was: homesteading here at the time his! mania first developed, about two years ago. Being a citizen of Minnesota, ! he was committed to the Gopher state hospital. “ELEVATOR AT TAYLOR MONUMENT TO FARMERS Big Establishment Will Have Cap- acity cf 100,000 Bushels— Power for Village Taylor, N. D. Oct. 8—The new Farmers’ elevator, which is nearing completion, will be the largest in this section of the state. It is of the twin-| ype construction, and has a capacity of 100,000 ‘bushels. A modern electric plant has been installed in connec- tion, and there is a probability of Tay- lor’s receiving a 24-hour service from this plant. IE. EK. Ingvold is the man- ager of the enterprise, and the stock is owned solely by farmers of the Tay- lor conraunity. NONPARTISAN DEED. PAE OER TAL Public Safety Commission Advises La Folletts and Townley Gospel Is Barred | Fergus ‘Falls, Minn. Oct. 8.—The recent developments in conrection’ with the Nonpartisan league, and perticularly the meeting at which Ta, Folletie spoke, have aroused the Otter Tail County Public Safety as- I DON'T Do it —— THE NEGLECTED SIDEWALK IN FRONT OF YOUR, PROPERTY DID ITE. MLL SIVe You SIX HOURS To HAVE (T FLXED, ANO IF IT (SN DONE IN THAT TIM® I'LL PAY You ANOTHER LUITTLE INFORMAL ES Vast Bo 'v awww Ninn sociation, and it has given notice that no meeting of this league will be tol- erated in Otter Tail county. Hear Ye, All Disloyalists! The Safety association publishes! the following notice today, which is aimed particularly at.a meeting that! was to have been: addressed by A. G. Townley, the league. president, in this} city on Octoder'23:~ “rhe Otter Tail County Public Safety association has been informed that; a meeting is to be held here on) Octobér’ 20, by the Nonpartisan, league. Cannot Hold Meeting. ‘e therefore..wish to tell you at time, thdf'no such meeting will .in this county. We will th take place stop it. Sets BY “No. pudle meetings of a political nature will:take place in Otter Tail county-except such as honor and re- spect our’ flag’ and the country it sympolizes. “Qtter Tail County Public Safety As- sociation. 1 ea “py, LOUIS. KEANU, Secretary.” Save. mone; and your wife's back by getting Colé’sigh Oven Range. It ‘Annaul Rell-Call Meeting Planned (NIGHTS OF PYTHIAS TO USHER IN YEAR'S WORK NEXT WEDNESDAY, by St. Elmo Lodge—To Care for Soldiers St. Elmo lodge, Knights of Pythias, } one of the first fraternal bodies in the state to sudscribe for liberty loan bends to the extent of $1,000, at: its annual roll-call meeting which will usher in the yearly work of the lodge next Wednesday evening will consid- $500,000 Pythian war relief fund, which is to be subscribed for the pro- tection and assistance of Pythians who have entered the service of the United States in the defense of de-/ mocracy. St. Elmo lodge has Liberally sun- makes work! casy and coal bills light. Tribune want ads will bring results on arrangements, will act as toastmas- ter tomorrow evening, and Harry C. Evans of Des Moines, Ia., editor of the Yeoman Shield, will deliver one of the principal addresses. PRESBYTERIANS TO MEET Annual Conference of North Da- kota Synod at Devils Lake Devils Lake, N. D., Oct. 8—The -North Dakota synod of the Presby- teriaa church will meet here Oct. 11, 12,13 and 14, with Dr. David G. Wylie of New York city as one of the prin- cipal epeakers from outside the state. NEW BUSINESS HOUSE Devils Lake Man Smbarks in New Rockford erprise New Rockford, ., Oct. &—M. L Spring, for many y’ proprietor of one of Devils Lak jeading furni- ture stores, has leased the Wiemals building here and has announced that Oct. 15 he will open an exclusive fur- nituté store in New Rockford. Give The Stomach A Chance To Work ‘We can’t e:poct the stomach ally if fee tara Averiues of elim= nage Aaa itn ta Renta for work beyond Tavcapaclty aad” ry Fesult is bloat, Dolcline? hes Deadache, Mages fort Soper, aya, unless coe itiom is promy’ iy, Sélieved, sertoug AM effective remedy for constipat v7 Lg in ont, stores under the i ouShiita? aioe Rei o! with that acts on the are We will give free of charge an enlargment of any one of your fitm negatives with ev- ery $5.00 worth of kodak werk. Standard prices and 24 hour service. / RIVERSIDE STUDIO Mott, N. D. “THE VIRGINIAN,” OWE. The much heralded and widely ‘mown dramatic success, “The Vir-. New York Producing C sinian,” will be seen at the Auditor- jum on Friday, Oct. 12. The drama-| ment, that cony ization of Owen Wister's — gripping comedy and sparkl Story of the west is a construction of| the play teetis, niykes this attraction | progress. N WISTER 'S GRIPPING STORY OF THE WEST, AT THE AUDITORIUM, FRIDAY, : OCT. 12. han the usual novel play. The’ has given it ful and lavish scenic equip-' dined with thrilling sit- bright ig wit, with which | more a wond uations, romantic atmosphi ported the Red Cross and war Y. } c work in the capital city, and it cts to do its share in the new enterprise. An attendance of all cap- ital city Pythians is expected next Wednesday evening when a. luncheon and smoker and addresses by prom: inent members will be offered. FOR er plans for raising its share of the; MOTHER'S FRIEND. WIFE GF SECTION HAND KILLED BY AUTO SUES Damages From Railroad Cempany for Death Dickinson, N. D., Oct. 8.—Mrs. Eliza- tion hand, who was struck and in- engaged in making repairs at the Villard street crossing of the Walton & Davis spur track, has filed suit for ; $14,000 damages against the Northern) At the inquest the driver of; Pacific. the automobile was exonerated from blame. are Mrs. Riff’s attorneys. iSTATE-BUYS GAME FARA SOUTH OF MANDAN; WILL INSTALL PLANT AT ONCE A section of land 11 miles south of Mandan to #e used as a game farm was purchased by the state game and fish board at its meeting here Satur- day from L. N. Cary of Mandan. The price paid was $14 per acre. In ad- dition to this section, the state has leased as a game refuge six sections immediately surrounding the game farm, for a period of 10 years, and no hunting of any kind is to be permit- tel on this preserve. Buildings and equipment for a mod- ern game farm will be installed as scon as possible, and expert keeper will ‘be placed in charge, and the board will enter upon the propaga- tion of native game birds, Chinese pheacants and’ other feathered tar- gets for the sportsmen. M’CLUSKY MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO SELLING OF MORTGAGED PROPERTY srdinand, Kalder of McClusky ap- ed before Judge Nuessle in dis- NP. FOR Bla AMOUNT Mrs, Joseph \Riff Asks $14,000 beth Rift, widow of Joseph Riff, a sec-| stantly killed by an automobile while | Former Senator L. A. Simp-; son and State Senator M. L. McBride delphia for improper purposes. ourt Saturday, entered a plea of | ° THIS GIRL, HELPED "GON GERMAN Miss Marie Funk, German girl of Ithaca, N. Y.. was the chief witness in the trial which has just resulted in the conviction. of Cop- tain Max V. Thierichens, a former commander of the interned Ger- man sea raider Prinz Eitel Fried- rich, of violation of the Mann white slave act. Captain Thier- ichens" was ‘charged with taking Miss Fuhlti‘from' Ithaca to Phila- — == ; ed property, and received an indetetm- inate sentence of one to five yearglin the ‘state penitentiary, which was suspended : i It was charged that Kalder,had qis- pdsed“of somé:of his ¢rops and’ other nossessiong; coydréik by a mortgage. State's ‘Attorrey I. 1! "Tomple of SHer- idan county appeared for the proge- eution. x A number of other’ minor matters came before the court last week, <At- y J. FW. Smith of Steele ang, uchols:of Mandan appéaying: in which they syere, intérested. THE “The Northwest Hotel A High-Clams Heel at Ratton Rave ete sabe eer a a! SP.00 Running hot and cold water Opposite McKenzie, Hotel EUROPEAN $1.00 Expectant Mothers QPPLY REGULARLY PATTERSON The Mc The Sevent! Story of North Dakota. Absoutely Fireproof. European, 00 to $6.00. ‘The NORTHWEST, 100 Rooms The McKENZIE, 210 Rooms THE HOTEL CENTER IN’ BISMARCK, N. D.: EW. G. PATTERSON, Owner and Prop. 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