Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-02
News of the State
A general store at Judsoa was rob

The warm days have disappointed
the skaters.
Auto bandits are again operating il
Grand Forks.
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Harry Boyle has leased the Butte
hotel at Sentinel Butte.
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A heating plant has been installed
in the Mott Cash Bazaar.
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A feed pump was installed in the
Bowman electric light plant.
Work has started on the electric
light plant building at Lansford.
Editor Morton Of the SykestOn Tri.
bune was almost a%sphyxiated by coal
gas.
The newly organized Associated
charities at Valley City is getting ac,
tive.
Work has started on the founda'
ton of a $4,000 office building in
Minot.
John u. Olson OF Arnegard has pur'
chased the Arnegard livery and feed
stable from Joe Pesheck.
Fred Rosenau, living near McClus-
ky, reports a yield of 10000 bushels
of wheat off of 800 acres.
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An athlat;c accnc;a ton hac hee,
formed at Lansford. A complete gym
nasium will he fitted UP.
Frank Carlson of Des Laos is suf-
fering from blood poisoning, which
started from a slight scratch.
Harvey citizens held a public meet.
ing for the purpose Of raising money
and foodstuffs for starving Belgians.
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John Meyers farm house, ten miles
from Washburn, burned to the
ground. The origin of the fire is IN.
known.
The Mahaill Tribune-News says that
town presents a real metropolitan air
since the outside wiring has been COM
pleted.
Geo. p. Baker, who years ago estao.
lished the Baker ferry, near Willis
ton, has struck gold on his ranch in
Montana.
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Edgar Miner, G7 years old, a pic.
neer of the Ke1mare country, died at
Golden, B. G. Two SONS, reside near
Kenmare. a
There is excellent skating on the
river at Enderlin. owing to the fact
that the river has frozen over as
smooth as glass.
A movement has started for the es-
Enlistment OF a public library at New
England. Seventy-fiye volumes have
been donated so far.
O. Standal Of Elderlin had his an
kin severely crashed when 1t was
caught between a porch and a wagon
that was being backed up to it..
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George E. Baker who founded Ba-
ker's Ferry, nea Williston, has struck
a rich veil Of gold in his mine in the
Little Belt mountains in Montana.
One can't help thinking that the
one fellow OF Flasher who voted for
county division is mighty thankful
that ball0ting is a secret operation.
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D. S. B. Johnston of the land com.
pany that bears his name, died in st.
Paul at the age of 50 years. He was
the owner Of many townsites in North
Dakota.
fire started from an eectric man.
gle in a restaurant at MinOt called
out the department and caused a dam.
age Of about $50 before being exti1-
guished. -
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Ground has been broken for the
new brick electric light warehouse
at Lansford. Get out of our way
Lansford is bound to grow" the Jour.
nal says. :,
An insane man was reported TO
have made an attempt to murder his
family at Elsin. Investigation show
ed that he had only made threats of
numbering them.
Roy Starks of Mott was bound over
to the district court for firing a shot
gun at a boy, claiming it was done
merely to him. Some Of the
shot took effect.
While rounding up some cattle near
Mohall, Andy Paris sustained a dislO.
Gated ankle when the horse he was
slipped and fell. Andy thought
the Germans had taken Paris. .
At Bottineau the county board, in
granted the petition Of a legal
number of the residents Of the north
east township of the county for al or
ganiZed town. 1t is to be called HO-
men.
NJ. N. Ellsworth, postmaster at Yer
nal, Perkins county, S. d., and Hans
also of South Dakota, were Sc
injured when their automobile
turtle in the ~vinicity of Het-
p. G. Levine, an Emmons county
farmer, has just returned from a trip
to South Dakota, his first visit out Of
the state in 80 years. And vet, why
should anybody leave North Dakota,
anyway?
A barn on the farm, Of August
Brown near Mineral Springs in Het-
finger county, was burned to the
ground. Harness, machinery, hay and
655 bushels Of oats were among the
burned.