Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-25
News of the State

The Hotel IOpSy at Benedlct ma
again changed hands.
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DR.. Thomas Storey, a Minot dentist,
has located in Washburn.
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The new Catholic church at War
wick is nearing completion.
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Bishop O'Reilly confirmed a class
of 80 in the Sanborn Catholic church.
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A choral society has been organic
ed at the school of forestry at Bot.
tineau.
Steel has been laid on the Ryder
extension of the 500 Line to the Mis-
souri, river.
Practically all kinds of business
will be represented in kildeer within
a short time.
The walls of the new city hall at
Sanborn have been completed and the
roof is being put on.
Mrs. O. NJ. Olson of near Tioga
raised a potato that weighed three
and an eighth pounds.
As rLitchyille Postmaster Nelson has
posted President Wilson's neutrality
message in five languages.
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/ Ms. J. d. Robertson OF Park River
was badly injured when her hand was
caught in an electric wringer.
The lighting plant at Hazelton was
laid up several days for repairs. The
engine blew out a cylinder head.
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Herman Barnicf, an aged man OF
SanbopnI MAS tkicked in the groin
by a colt and dangerously injured.
There is talk of establishing an ice
rink at Hannah. A meeting vas held
recently to talk over the proposition.
Two stacks Of speltz were destroyed
on the Jacob Irion farm in the vicin'
ity of Jud by a fire which started in
the stubble.
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G. A. White of near Portland recent
ly came from IOWA, where he purchas-
ed twenty Shorthorn COWS and a bull
of fine quality.
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The bracket lamps on the main
street OF Portland have been removed
and overhead lights have been install
ed in TIC" place.
The Commercial hotel at Tioga was
taken over by Mrs. Margaret Boxstad
of Minot, who will conduct the bust
ness in the future.
A rr1mter of consolidated schools
are being built in various parts of the
state. Consolidation seems ito work
most satisfactorily.
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Y. 7. Ruble of Esmond has receiv-
ed a patent on a gasoline engine.
About a year ago he received a patent
on a steam engine.
A large electric light has been in
stalled on the top Of the mill elevator
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farmers in the vicinity.
A prairie fire in the vicinity OF
Cleveland burned a considerable
amount of hay. One farmer lost sew
eral pigs in the flames.
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The new bank building al Marion is
rapidly nearing completion. 1t is ex-
pected that it will be ready for occu-
pancy about December 1.
Frank Bloss Of Bowdon grew a po-
tato in the vicinity of that town that
with nineteen others just the same
size would make a bushel.
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At lnkster the town has purchased
a number Of new street lights and
has installed them at the various cor
ners inEths Inlain part of town.
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Park Riversis going to enforce its
automobile ordinance. The chief OF
police was instructed to see that the
law is lived up to in the future.
A prairie fire in the vicinity of Ben
edict did considerable damage, burn
ing about two hundred tons Of hay
and a number Of shocks of grain.
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With a number of county seat fights
and several county division PROPOSE
tons on, the western part of the state
has lost interest in the European con-
f1ict. "
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New Salem workers have raised
S 1,O32.50 for the relief of widows and
orphans in Germany. This is d good
sum for 6 town the size of New Sa-
lem.
Watford, which is at the eastern
terminal of the New Great Northern
extension and is now only about five
months old, contains some thirty bus
mess houses.
The government has had a force OF
engineers at work lettering, repairing
and replacing THE states that mark
the boundary between the United
States and Canada.
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There is talk Of changing the leav-
ing time of the N. P. passenger from
Leeds. If so, the5train will run
through to Fargo Wtthout the usual
delay at Jamestown
William Grushinski was arrested at
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