Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-26
News 81 the State

Mott has dedicated a handsome
Congregational church.
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Sheriff Stainh1ffer of Burke county
had q narrow escape when the stear-
ing gear of his auto broke.
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Petera ROME, of Adams, was kicked
in the face by a horse last week. One
eye was quite seriously injured.
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Tha Mpderns Woodmen lodge at
Adams is making arrangements to
open a gymnasium for its members.
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The FOrdville Dramatic club pre-.
sented the drama "A Woman's Honor"
lastsFriday evening to a packed house.
Linton churches remembered the
young folks on Christmas eve with
a tree and appropriate entertainment.
What appears to be a series of
amateur burglaries is annoying the
Miaot police. A gang of boys is sus.
pected.
Hon. Frank ployhar of Valley City
has departed for Seattle, where he
will spend the next three months with
his. family.
The Prairie Press issued a 20.page
paper last week with an appropriate
colored cover, we'll filled with display
advertisements,
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The Leith Index has vocalist fol
a next door neighbor and the editor
is planning on charging a admis-
sion to the office.
Leonard, the baby boy Of Jos. Bosh,
Of Lankin, was severely burned n
day last week an dhas been taken to
a Grand Forks hospital for treatment.
w. C. Currie returned to Park River
lyast week after spending some time
in the south. He has decided to locate
in southern Alabama and go into
dairying.
E. Mayer Sweet Of Fargo will pass
the holidays in New York city and
will after the Grand Opera season go
to New Orleans for the Mardi Gras
festival.
James. Checkley, Of Forest River,
h1l o. 4lo -sof1~&-.. - sns,,o a4-2fLof
the fingers of his left hand last Mon.
day sc that the end of it had to be
afputated. fef5
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Judging from peculiar tracks made
in the snow at Belfield the other
morning, Editor Dence was of the op-
inion that some mysterious joy rider
had come TO grief.
Editor Wood of the Steele Ozone
says he Will sn6t ALLOW the moving Of
the court house from Steele to Daw-
SON bother his peace Of mind-for the
present a~tsleast..
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The splendid weather continues, and
while the temperature has ruled a lit
tie lower for a couple of days, during
the week there has been no stormy or
disagreeable weather.
In district court at jamestown Mag
delena Wilson was awarded a judg-
ment, of $500 against the Northern
Pacific for fright she sustained in
fighting a prairie fire.
Mrs. Katie Young and son John
and George White, who have been
residing on claims near Saskatoon,
are spending the holidays with friends
and relatives at Park River.
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M. D. Miller, Of Forest River, died
suddenly last Monday. He had not
been feeling verv well for some time
but was able to be up and around un
til the day before his demise.
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A. Hangar, who has been employed
by H. N. Johnson, of Lankin, took out
Mr.. Johnson s automobile while the
former was at Crookston and succeed
ed in smashing n Of the real wheels.
He then skipped town.
The Bowman county board of health
recently passed a resolution declaring
1t to be unlawful to sell milk and
cream to private parties in the coun-
ty from cows which have not been
tested for tuberculosis.
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Fred and Edmund Rohb returned
to. Fairdale last week after an ex-
tended trip in the eastern part Of
Montana. They say that there is IN
tie good land left for settlement in
tire eastern part Of the state.
The school children of the Braddock
school gave their annual Christmas
entertainment at the school Satur-
day. evening to a large and enthusiasts
tic audience. The school room was
packed to Overlooking.
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The Northern. Pacific ticket Office,
telegraph operators and the entire
Office force of Valley City, have been
moved into the new baggage room
temporarily while tn workmen remod-
Eel the old depot structure. IT will be
about three months before the new