Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-11
News of the State
Elg,n will establish two rural routes.

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A large livery barn will be erected
at Kildeer at once
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The young people Of F'reda gave
home talent play.
The football team al Park Rive
will be %baaqueted.
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The Christmas tree IL the Dexl
thing on the program.
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\. p. wOrkmcn have laid Il nep
sidetrack at Blue Grass.
John PIummer OF Langdon cclebrat
ed his ninetieth birthday.
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The district court adjourned at Gar
rison after a busy session.
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Farmers are marketing porkerf
these days IN large numbers.
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The old settlers have formed clubs
at Dickinson and jamestown.
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Two attempts have been made a,
burglarlzIng n Wahpeton store.
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The Red Cross fund collected in the
Hebron vicinity exceeds $500.
The heating plant OF the Arnegard
school house has been installed.
Geo. Coon, formerly OF Almont, II
reported to have died in Chicago
rho new $4,000 school house at
Spiritwood was formally dedicated.
The poultry show at Kindred il go
Ing TO be larger and better than ever.
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Wheat thieves are operating in the
vicinity Of Nekolna in Cavalier county.
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Eight cars OF stock we're shipped
in one day from Glen Ullin recently.
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The COpenhaner Ignite mine near
Flasher has an output Of 60 tons per
day.
JOAN =. Rosen has rcturned TO Oli.
yer county, and again purchased =
farm.
The December term OF the DISTRICT
court cODyenes al Langdou on next
TUESDAY.
The pDBtottice Of Paoii, one of the
oldest IN Bowman county, has been
Discontinued.
Among recent charters granted by
Secretary Hall, is a charter for the
Streeter Lumber Company.
Rev. George Wolf Of Columbia City,
Ind, has accepted o passionate at FL
gin, and with his family has taken up
his residence. Flu
Work on the dredging of the Mouse
river in the vicinity Of Westhope was
stopped for the winter. The work
will be resumed in the spring.
A large light has been placed Oh
top Of the water tower at Rugby,
making a beacon that can he seen
for many miles in all directions.
Tho mail route between New Leip.
zig and Lennon will be operated in
relays in the future. Previously a
carrier has made the entire distance.
c. ID. Lord sold his Pleasant Hill
farm In the vicinity Of Park River,
for $4,000, spot cash. The purchas-
er, Mrs. Eta May Lawson, paid $50
an acre for the place.
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Mrs. John Nicholson Of New Leip-
zig Is now owner of the two Jersey
cows, formerly owned by E. Drenes-
kracht, which have won the blue rib
bon prize at the Slope fair.
The Carl Witt school house in Bel
field township, Richland county, was
burned to the ground by a fire, the
origin of which is unknown. The
loss is from 81 200 to $1,000.
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Postmaster LANCER Of Sanborn was
unable to eat turkey on Thanksgiv-
ing, as he%EsWas nursing a case of
ptomaine poisoning, caused by eating
some potted veal tho day before.
A dance was held at Dickinson. The
proceeds went to The benefit of St.
Joseph's hospital. The ladies of the
town also donated literally of canned
fruits and jellies for the institution.
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The second annual meeting Of the
Hebron Commercial club was very
successful. Hebron is showing more
than usual progress these days and
Is fast becoming n Of the import
ant towns of the county.
Justice j. G. Kahn Of Shields, de.
cided q law suit between George IHar.
sche and Fred Nultimeier, tha latter
having a judgment entered against
him for $12.20, resulting from o quar-.
rel over a business transaction.
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Valley City started something when
one OF It's citizens announced that he
had u Bible 3dG years old. Now al
Glenwood, MINI, resident comes for.
ward with d teapot that is 800 years
old.
Fred Maley sustaiIed@ 'pul,c Il se.|
we're injury to one of his lT.ds while
working in the roundhouse at Endef.
lin. His hand was struck with r.,
sledge hammer, causing q wound that
required several stitches TO close.
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Elevator companies. In the western
part of the state are advertising for
one hundred thousand bushels Of rye
for the German and Russian govern.
ments. Rye is bringing more money
than was ever before known in the 10.
cal markets and the crop for next
year will also hiring n good nrice.