Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-27
News of the State

topic in McHenry county.
A site has been purchased for the
new hospital in Wiliiston.
s.
The Fngal Telephone exchange
was sold for about $1,000.
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The Napoleon grade school has
been raised to the first class.
The depot platform at Sheldon
was set on fire by a cigar stub.
The telephone company at Velya
is putting its wires under ground.
The 500 Line is making extensive
Improvements in its property at Por
tai.
The Ygdrasil society at Velva, a
Morse Christian society, is flourish
ing.
The newspaper men of the state
harvesting their usual crop of auc'
ton sales.
Attorney Erainard has returned to
Hebron and may conclude to again
locate there.
Herman Barnick OF Sanborn died
recently from the effects of a kick
from a colt.
C. L. Marshall, city editor Of the
Williston Herald for four years past,
has resigned.
Editor Pavlik, OF the Carpio News,
is a candidate for clerk OF court in
Ward county.
Progress is being made in the es-
Enlistment Of a store at Raleigh by
the Equity Cooperative exchange
An examination to fill the contem-
plated vacancy of postmaster al New
Leipzig will be held at Elgin Novem-
Der Il.
Stale Hendrickson. member OF the
house from Divide county. is said to
De a sure winner again this fall, and
is a candidate for speaker-again.
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Harold knopp. candidate for states
attorney in LaMoure county. an
nounces quite emphatically that if
elected he will no. be influenced By
mis- former partner.
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Herman Mess of Hebron and Vim.
Hinkel, Jr., OF the same place. fig
ured in an auto accident, when the
latter sustained a dislocated shout
der and srrained ankle.
Arthur Hazelton of ear Coopers-
town caught mis- foot in the clutch OF
a gas tractor and injuries were re-
ceived that made it necessary to am
putate a part of three toes.
Pack 10 the Smoke House" is the
slogan q many North Dakota farm.
ers, who claim there is money il
cur their pork and selling it, in
ste Ct selling it on hoof.
The Phil O'Brien home in the vic
unity of Turtle Lake, was complete
ly destroyed by fire. Mr.. O'Brien
was in the field blowing and his wife
was out milking at the time.
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A baby OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mike John
ston Of Westhope fell from a high
chair and struck another chair, cut
ting its tongue so badly that a NUM-
Der Of stitches had to be taken.
The barn of F. D. Meeker. south
OF jamestown, with rs horses, five
COWS, a car load OF baled hay. oats,
machinery. harness, ETC., was de
stroyed by fire. No insurance.
4 drunken fellow at Darlington Gu
a screen, pried out a large plate glass
window from the court house and
when inside. laid down upon the mar,
Die floor and went to sleep. He gave
no motive for his act.
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The county commissioners OF
Benson county failed to give the pub.
LEGATION of the delinquent tax list to
the Knox Advocate and the editor
says. thank goodness, one OF them
met his Waterloo in June"
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The town of Kildeer is springing
up rapidly and it is hoped the rails
will be laid 20 that point this fall
Reed Bros. of Dickinson. have built
a large store at Kildeer and gave a
free dance in it the other night.
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Gullick Olson Of the Sharon vicin
ity had an exciting experience 1her
attacked By a mad bull. The ANNA
threw Olson to the ground and hell
him tt>-o with rs fore feet until thf
man finally got ho.d OF the ring il it:
nose and subdusd it
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Louis Larsen Of the Tappea vicin'
ity had his foot caught in q wire ca,
BILE the other day. while WORKING a:
q house-moving, and his leg was brck
en-. 1t vas fortunate that he a in
no worse position, as he might have
been fatally injured.
The Leeds News reports "the
changing Of the FIRE bell at 2 O'Clock
Tuesday morning, which reused the
/ citizens OF our little city from their
slumDers and brought them on, tc
fight fire in the home OF Knute Sag
en-" Considerable damage TO the
residence.
A large addition to the Heoro1
school is being constructed by the
Meinke- Construction company. The
Mandan Construction company. com
posed among others. OF Nick Resslel
and Chas. Kidd of that city, were tn:
second lowest among ten bidders