Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-08-23
News Of the State
Anew town has been born in Dunn
county. It is Kildare, near Manning.

A new town has been born in Dunn
county. It is Kildare, near Manning
Canada's mounted police are on the
lookout for 1. w. WIS trying to cross
over from this state and are refusing
them admittance.
Grand Forks. J. Varied, aged
40, dropped dead of heart failure, in
the Tri-State Telephone office in this
city while Joking with q friend. Z.
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Grand Forks-Rev. Homer M. Cook,
who resigned as pastor of the First
Baptist church., has been extended a
call by a Pittsburg, Pa, Baptist
church.
C. =. Newly Is known as the straw
berry king of Richland county. He
has several acres in his berry patch
and grows so many berries that he
has to import berry pickers during
the picking season.
Devils Lake-Two runaways from
the Fort Totten Indian school were
intercepted at Leeds en- route to
Montana by the Leeds police and
brought to this city where they were
given back to the care of Supt. lie
bach.
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In order to further the construction
Of silos in that vicinity, both the
Mclean CSunty State Bank and The
Wilton Bank will loan to any farmer
who desires to erect a substantial
silo, sums as high as $4,000 without
interest.
A numberf 0 Valley City's promin.
ent people have been before the
board of equalization to explain about
the possession of diamonds which
they have not been listing In their
chedules for; taxation. There was
some patIhsOs4s and a good deal of fun
involved.
A spectafgelection will be held in
Hebron school district for the purpose
Of voting on al 5000 bonding propo-
sition. An addition toss,the present
school building is needed. The pres.
ent building seats 1870, last year the
enrolment was 1870 and next year 1t
promises to be nearly twice that.
Whapet0n is making rapid progress
Fin the matter Of improvements just
now. 1t has three new business
blocks under process of construction;
about fifteen new residents either
completed or in process of building,
several old houses moved and remod-
eled, while a number of new ones are
to be started soon.
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Mrs. Hutz is dead at her home near
Mcleod from injuries received when
her home was wrecked in q storm
that reached the proportions of a
cyclone two weeks ago. Mrs. Hutz is
an aged lady and received internal
injuries by being hit by flying tim
beers and since the storm has. been
lowering between life and death.
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White Earth-The recent electrical
storm played some peculiar and de-
structive pranks east of here. At
the home Of Ben Holte, lightning
struck and tore to pieces over hall
the fence posts along a mile Of fence
and one mile away on the opposite
side of the pasture, struck and killed
a thoroughbred two year old Holstein
bull. 4
While driving in from
the county Roland Goss and a party
of boys were in a Ford when it up
set, turning over twice on q grade.
None Of the youngsters were injured
and the machine was only slightly
damaged. The "a wheels skidded,
causing the accident. On the first
roll two of the boys were thrown IN.
der the car but came out unharmed.
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Fargo-The city commissioners in
sist that the local gas company shall
place it's new mains along Broadway
this fall and all gas and sewer and
water connections by property own
ers must be made as that thorough
fare Is to be repaved in the spring
and the officials want the street bed
as solid as possible and arranged SO
It will not be torn up again next sea.
son.
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Marmarth.-There was a spirited
session of the village council over the
application Of Messrs. johnson and
nevine for an electric light franchise.
The members became involved in a
controversy and the motion to grant
the franchise failed to receive a sec
ond. Residents Of the town are en-.
%deavoring to get the council to take
favorable action, as lights are badly
needed.
:Buchanan-A number of hoboes ov.
empowered the train crew, and, after
taking a revolver from a brakeman,
they took possession of a car. The
railroaders, while doing switching,
set out the Car occupied by the no.
boes. Then when ready to proceed
out Of town they backed down the
track a mile. and came through the
place so rapidly the hoboes could not
get on, leaving them stranded here.
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During the month of June the Het-
finger creamery paid out nearly $15,-
900 for ream to farmers tributary to
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