Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-26
NORTHWESTLETS

norman, N. D.-The NTH annual Ser
gent county grain and stock exhibit held
here was a grand success. The corn ex
hibit was especially fine and a very large
crowd attended.
Beach, N. ~D.-About $3.50 worth of
clothing was stolen from the Rosenberg
& Lewiston's store. The burglars entered
by removing a panel from a rear door.
Max. n. D.-John Krasowsky and Fred
UNANIMOUSLY are under arrest charged
with assault inc battery with intent to
kill. Joe Kerchanko IS the complaining
witness.
Max. N. D.-The North Dakota Total
Abstinence association will meet at this
place November % and 20.
Velva, N. Dat a meeting of the
Commercial club steps were taken to In
ject new life in the organization and 1t
Is planned to start an active campaign OF
boosting for this section of the stae dur
ing he winter.
Velva, N. D.-The merchants of this
city have organized q credit association.
Sherman, S. D.-The members of the
local Booster club are preparing for a
public entertainment to be given Nov. 26.
Rockford, s. D.-A large consignment
of trout has been received here from the
government fish hatchery at Spearfsh and
distributed in the various streams OF the
Black Hills.
Alexandria,, s.. D.-Thus far a total Of
!, 068 voters of Hanson county have regis
tered for the right to cast ballots at the
March primary election. This is nearly IS
per cent.
veIva, N. D.-This city now has cleo
been turned on last Saturday.
Mohall, N. D.-The teachers OF Renville
county held a very successful institute
for the two days in this city.
Mandan, N. D.-Oscar c. Axhess, post
master at Gorham, was arrested ~ Unit
OIL States NE rSn9V charge with. EN- eZZle-
ment.
Winona, Minn.-Because he opened a
slight eruption on his face with a pocket
knife a week ago Maurice E.. Phalen is
Floodwood, Minn.-WhiIe playing near
his home, Harold Hintsa, the 12-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Hintsa, was
shot and seriously wounded by an uniden-
titled hunter.
Mandan, N. D.-Conductors c.. c.. At
kinson Of the Northern Pacific was hit
on the jaw and felled unconscious by an
insane man, when ne demanded the other
fellows ticket.
business man y III lie INSTANTLY 1in an
FincHer Geek AftSs which stars
ed in the Hudson Fay scompany's store
here yesterday Quilted that structure and
Il otal loss of $13O,000 which is said to be
covered by insurance.
Marion, S. D.-John Griller, a farmer.
has been bound over on the charge Of
cruelty to animals.
Wiimot, s.. D.-Frank Maly of Lake
township had his hand caught in a corn
shredder and severely mangled.
Mobridge, S. DIV. C. Richter and L..
H.. Divin, chief of police, have formed a
SIS, 200 co-partnership for the manufacture
of ice.
Ellendale. N. Din a hearing before a
United States commissioner JOIN Ganley
an John F. Walker were held to the
federal court for the theft of two nail
Madison, S. D.-Friends Of Ira F. BE
wet of Flanreau are making an active
campaign for his nomination for judge of
the state circuit court.
Belle Fourche, S. D.-J. B. Sherman,
who has been law clerk in the united
States land office at Belle Fourche, since
the establishment of the office, has resign
ed his position.
Summit, S. Dbl. H. Willard has been
at Summit @
Sisseton, S. D.-Mike Phonnis. an EN-
ployee of a restaurant at Summit, is in
the county Jail here. awaiting the out
come of injuries inflicted upon Arthur
of that place. A
Milbank, S. D.-Two large barns on the.
Wagner ranch in Mazeppa township burn
causing a loss estimated at about $4,000
insurance of So, 900.
Milbank, S. D.-Saturday, Nov. 80, has
been seiecte as tag day.,' for Milbank, at
time a committee will sell tags for
the benefit of the Children's home at
Sioux Falls.
Marvin, S. D.-Kane & Anderson are
erecting a large shed and will establish
hay market.
Webster, S. D.-State Game Warden H.
S.. Hedrick visited Pickerel lake to in
vestigate the proposed location for a state
fish hatchery there. He is non -commtttaf
bu Webster. people are hopeful OF securing
the hatchery. s4sg4
Aberdeen, S. D.-The good road COM
Of the Commercial club has let
the contract for the sanding of a mile of
road west of Aberdeen.
of Aberdeen have arranged to hold their
S6th reunion here on January 1922 inclu-
sive.
Benedict. N. D.-An@unsuccessful at
tempt tsa narv vas ag made ma to e burn sht the house !, and rm
near here. Alfred Erickson was driving
along the road and nOticed$the firfie, and
saved the building.
Ashley, N. ..D.---As a result Of the burn.
Ing Of the school building, the school will
be temporarily conducted IN churches and
halls.
Gwlnner, N. oh. II. Wilke lost the
index finger and the ends off two more
fingers as a result Of having his hands
gAOSHG III &COAA Sul CNNCi. $kss50,3. ~ .8AHe
Pipestone, Minn.-The city council has
put q 9 o'clock curfew ordinance into eff
feet and a large whistle has been pur-
chased to- sound the hour
Brainerd,, Minn.-The county commits
have decided to build a new Jail
an to provide q small additional room for.
the register Of leeds.
Al BarroWs Mirn.-On behalf Of.Johnt Wahi,
Of the Barrows Townsite company, a tenn
porary injunction has been issued restrain
ing tile Northern Pacific railway from
erecting it's station Mt ParrOws at the.
mine instead of In own.
La Crosse, Wis.-Ge0rge Marshall was
ait the National bank Of La
Crosse while attempting to pass a cllec.t
for SO allege to be worthless.
Moorhead, Mlnn.-Miss Violet Nelson,
who disappeared a week ago, returned
home yesterday. In a. letter mailed from
Winona the girl confessed Inconsistencies
begged money to return
TEMPERANCE SUNDAY.
Tabata, N. D.. Nov. 25.-1TemperAnCe
Sunday will be observed at tile Congrega-
kiOral church al 1.-THE. regular morning SER
vice at 10:45 o'clock. The pastor will
speak on the slgniflcatce OF the day and
The movement. During the Sunday school
hour, beginning at II, there will be "a
short program appropriate to the i5cca-
followed, BY pIegesrsigning. TIL pas
tor has invited the children t0scOme to The
during the firsts hotr. and parents