Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-19
News of the State
futile had a "hard times" ball.

The Wing Concert band will give a
dance on Christmas Eve.
The people of Leeds enjoyed a real
ol%d-fashiOned barn warming. L
Cashier A. B. Curry has moved his
house from Oakdale to Kildeer.
y E s.
Edward Wheeler, Of Ray, had an
arm broken, when his auto back-fired.
s.
There arr, now 243 inmates in the
institution for feeble minded at Graf
ton.
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The high school students of Leeds
gave a play which was a great sue
cess.
A new use has been found for fax
| straw, the weaving Of rugs, from this
fiber. y
Casper Croft of Wales had a leg
broken by being thrown from his
horse.
The machine shed of William Ed
wards at Wales was burned to the
ground.
English Sunday school has been
started in the new school house at
R%oseglen.
The Presbyterian church at Ryder
was dedicated Sunday, by Rev. Rich
| mond of Minot. So.
The Reservation Farmers Picnic
club will hold a meeting at Parshall,
Saturday, December 10.
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A petition is being circulated in
| Binford asking the school board to
provide the school house with a bell.
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Application has been made for u
charter for a national bank at Kill
deer. 1t will be capitalized at $25 900.
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Rev. Father Vincent is %instructing
several classes in Catechism, in the
Russian German settlemnts west of
Shields.
The school faculty and students of
Ambrose are making elaborate prep
arations for a carnival to be held at
that place.
Henry Deehr of Tolna ruptured sew
eral bloodvessels and was otherwise
badly bruised when his automobile
turned turtle.
The premium list is out for the
Missouri Poultry association show
that will be held in Dickinson OF
January q, Is and 20.
Mayor White of Dickinson plans on
giving that town about twenty blocks
of oiled streets next summer. The
streets have been put in shape for the
work.
The new city hall at New Rockford
has been occupied. The structure re-
presents an investment of. approx
mately $4,000, and is a credit to the
town.
Oscar Greenland of Binford greatly
pleased the %bandboys of that place
when he presented them with so to
be used for the benefit of the organi-
Zation.
Now a Starkweather man has In
nounced that he hasa clock that he
belives to be 100 years old. All the
wheels are of wood and were carved
by hand.
The fish and game board may have
heard rumors of war when they de-
cided to ask the legislature to pass a
law prohibiting aliens from carrying
shotguns or rifles.
Vietta, the small daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Honmuth CT Pingree,
cut a large cash in her forehead when
she fell against a stove. Several
stitches were taken.
Al number Of the Ft. Yates ladies
are planning to hold a Christmas
tree celebration Christmas evening.
It will be an affair to which the gen.
eral public will be invited. "
Timely discovery prevented a SER
ious fire in the Imperial Hotel at
Grand Forks. AS it was, the damage
was very slight, only the window sill
and part Of a wall was burned.
Starkweather is going to have a
baseball team next year. A dance
will be given in the near future for
the benefit of the treasury. The
town had a good team last year.
Bob Ramstad made a Sale of his
reservation claim, near Ryder, to Ing
valid Nordvik and Chas. Housker. The
consideration is said to have been
$4,000, a bargain to the purchasers.
Olga Koloen, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Silver Koloen of Binford, had one
of her legs fractured near the hip
when she and her brother fell from a
pair of skis on which they were rid
ing.
A Williston attorney had a round
with his furnace with the result that
he is carrying n of his arms in a
sling. He is lucky as most OfthOse
having furnaces are carrying their
pocketbooks in a sling.
kildeer is to have another news
paper. /. L. Doherty, publisher of the
Dunn County Settler at Manning and
the Promoter at Halliday is erecting
la small building and will install a
plant, as soon as the building is COM
pleted.
H. A. Burgeson, city attorney of