The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 10, 1937, Page 3

my KILLED IN’ Mt Prominent Business Man Dies Instantly When Car Over- turns on Highway Fargo, N. D., Aug. 10.—(®)—One of Fargo’s leading businessmen, Fred G. Green, was instantly killed at 8 a. m., ‘Tuesday, when his car overturned near Glyndon, Minn., as he was re- turning to this city from his summer home on Big Detroit lake. An examination of his body re- vealed a broken neck and an injury to the right side of the chest. There will be no inquest. He was alone in the car. Norn at Blind River, Ont., Feb. 15, 1885, Green spent much of his early life at Duluth. He engaged in the shoe business at Superior, Wis., in partnership ‘with Ralph Rothrock, operating the Sample store there for nine years. In 1918 the partners came to Fargo ‘and established the Rothrock and Green shoe store, That same year Mr. Rothrock died here. Active in Fargo social and club life, Green was a member-of the Masonic bodies, Shiloh Lodge No. 1, A. FP. & A. M.; the Scottish Rite and El Zagal shrine, He was also a member of the Fargo Country club and formerly of the Fargo Kiwanis club. He was married to the former Mil- dred Boerner of Duluth and has one son, -Frederick Ralph, a student at Fargo high school. FLOOD LOSS SAID OVER $2,000,000 Crops Washed Out in Northern Minnesota Area Covered by Rain Waters St. Paul, Aug 10.—(#)—Elmer A. Benson was informed Tuesday by Charles Omodt; commissioner of ag- riculture, that a survey by airplane of the flooded area in northwestern Minnesota disclosed a monetary loss of $2,000,000 in Pennington and Mar- Shall counties alone. Five counties are in the flood dis- trict. Omodt reported that 75 per cent of the crops in ten townships of Pen- nington county never will be har- vested, while in Marshall county, he found that about 20 townships, em- bracing from 100 to 1,000 families, has susta#ined a total loss in sweet clover crops. The counties where financial aid has been requested include besides Pel mn and Marshall, Beltrami, ee of the Woods, and Roseau coun- 165, At the same time, Lloyd I. Nelson, state director of the federal rehabili- tation administration, estimated that between 500 and 700 families will re- quire financial assistance through the ‘winter. Nelson said that the water is about 15 inches deep in ditches and that it is between two and six inches deep on a large part of the crop. HIT ON HIGHWAY Berthold, N. D., Aug. 10.—Struck by a hit-and-run driver as he repaired a faulty carburetor. in his car, Sid- ney Berry, 51, Berthold, suffered a fractured leg and severe body bruises. ne is convalescing in a Minot hospi- tal, AUSTRALIAN SCIENTIST DIES Melbourne, Australia, Aug. 10.—(P) —Sir David Orme Masson, 79, one of Australia’s most distinguished scien- tists, died Tuesday. He was a for- mer president of the Australian Na- tional research council. 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Hills home after a six weeks’ illness,| McDONALD HELD GUILTLESS GOOD-WILL VISIT POSTPONED He held patents on many basic Moorhead, Minn., Aug. 10—(2)— Washington, Aug. 10—(#)—The navy ped Principles discovered during | Robert J, McDonald, Minneapolis at- announced Tuesday the and four destroyers of the Asiatic) Thursday tor George W. Bowers, 90, | the store at 2 p. m., Wednesday, |bacon, new potatoes and pineapple fleet to Japanese ports had been in-|fattrer of Mrs. A. R. Thompson of | Thursd! and Friday this week, L./upside down cake will be pre definitely postponed. No reason was| Jamestown, who died suddenly Satur- | Rader, hoes manager, announces. cne time in one cooker over one given for the postponement, but a/day of apoplexy while visiting his! H. C. 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