Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-06
News of the State

Coyotes have been seen in the VI
cinity of Bowbells.
s.
Otto Flohe a started a black
smith shop at Tolna.
81
A photograph studio has bee.
opened in Sentinel Butte.
s.
A class was confirmed il the Unitet
Lutheran church at Grafton. .
s.
The Electric theater at Litchville
has been opened to the public.
s.
Renville county has become a mem
Der of the Be,ler Farming association
The Northern Pacific is making ex
tensive repairs to the depot at Shei
don.
A fire guard has been plowed in the
northern part of the town of New
England.
Work has been resumed on the new
Great Northern railroad bridge a;
Walhalla.
The annual entertainment for the
benefit of the Cemetery association at
Park River netted 1858.
$
John Nygaard, the blacksmith OF
Lankin, broke his %collaroone when he
fell on the icy sidewalk.
$
At Binford a small child swallowec
I - n1,e fty HL~-u NN- r,-rtH xDltnf.
in to attend the little one
A German newspaper has been es-
tablished in Medina, known as the
Woechentlicher Volks-Herold.
3
The pupils of the schools at Pin.
gree gave an enjoyable entertainment;
in the Congregational church.
| The first meeting of the Progressive
! Gun club Of Haynes was held at their
grounds at the Peterson mine.
The Sheldon stores are now remain,
ing open until 9 O'Clock at night to &C
commodate the early shoppers.
s.
r.. A. Stewart Of CasseltOn sustained
a broken arm when he fell down a
stairway at his place of business.
s.
The gasoline tank Of a coffee urn
at Darlington caught fire, slightly
burning the walls of the Owl cafe.
The farmers in the vicinity of Sher-
wood have sold $4,000 worth Of cat
tie and hogs during the past year.
John Munro, of Rolla, has installed
a new Fairbanks-Morse I5-horsepower
engine il his electric lighting plant.
).
The Commercial club, OF LansforG,
has decided to hold a corn show il
that town some time during the holi.
days.
John Craven, OF Williston, cut his
hard While at work in the manual
training room. Several stitches were
taken. f.1- +'e p
Mrs. Il. c. Heath Of Bowbells has
purchased the restaurant in the Glenn,
building, formerly conducted by the
Loreys. ~.
A ~15-year.old daughter of Mr.. anG
Mrs. John Ross of near Dickinson waa
quite badly injured when she was bit
ten by a hog.
A. C. Engelstad, Of %IIuverne, had the
misfortune to break one of his arms
while he was. working in the elevator
at that place.
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Two new sector houses are beinh
built by the Northern Pacific at Sen.
tinel Eutte. A new hardwood floor is
being put in the depot.
s.
A. L. Nelson, the photographer OF
Souris, was severely burned about the
face and hands when some rubbish Ing
threw in the stove exploded.
The trustees of the Immanue,
church at Edinburg held their alnual
meeting. They are making plans ic
put a lighting system in the church.
Fire was discovered at the Keillos
residence at Hope, but the prompt &C
ton of the volunteer fire department.
saved the hcme from being destroyed.
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On THANKSGIVING day the wedding
Of Miss Eva Schafer and Mr.. Gottlieb
Bechtle, IT., was solemnized in the
herman Evangelical church in Linton.
Jack Carlson, living at Jud, is walk.
ing around on crutches these days.
caused from being thrcwn from his
horse which rendered him unconscious
for a time.
August Voelker, OF SOuris, broke his
brc 1stbCne and three ribs when a
load Of hay he vas driving home
tipped over, throwing him violently to
the ground. lei.
Park Woods, of Mckenzie. attended
a ball at that town behind the m"s1n?
OF a black eye with which a COW ma .
disguised him when she got too free
with one of her hind feet. F.,
While dehorning some stock at his
farm south Of Tolna, T.. o. Ludeby
had one of the animals fall on his lei :
leg. breaking both bones about Ilali
way between the knee and ankle.
John WarZecka. Of LidgerwoOd, hau
his feet and hands badly frozen When
a team he was driving ran away,
throwing him in a ditch, where he
was later found in q badly frozen con-
ditiOn.
50
A needle, two inches long, was taken
from the leg of the small son of MI.