Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-06
News of the State
Wilton has a new bowling alley.

Wilton has a new bowling alley.
The Zimmerman bakery at Ellen
dale has changed hands, the bushes:
being taken v by H. c. McMaster
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The Dunn Center commercial clut
met the Halliday commercial club Sat
urday evening to talk over the county
seat matter.
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The county seat question in Dunn
county continues to grow warmer ane
warmer, Manning and Dunn Cen-el
being the warning cities.
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The Farmers Elevator Company al
Halliday, a new concern, started buy
ing grain on the track recently The
elevator is under construction.
Fire broke out in q box car stano
ing near an elevator at Boynton, the
blaze starting from burning grass
The car was moved before any dam
age was done to the elevator.
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The Republican county central com
mittee OF Ransom county met a. the
Hotel bradford in Lisbon for a duch
dinner. at which time plans for the
active pushing Of the campaign were
made.
r. ~--S1rl l.-S -,,-Sa ire mira
appearance in a street concert last
week. There are about % members
Considering that the band has been
p~racticing only FIVE weeks, they die
extremely well.
One hundred dollars per acre is be-
coming more and more frequently
quoted fer North Dakota land. and
with the increasing success OF corr
and cattle. DOUBTLESS this figure will
be the average in a few years.
s.
Sentinel Butte is making a big try
for the county seat OF Golden Valley
county. Sentinel Butte business mel
circulated a petition TO have Senti
mel Butte placed or he ballot at the
coming election, and SOS voters signed
il.
Sam kelly.s residence near Roth
burned to the ground in an early
morning hTe, last week The fire is
thought to have started from a dirty
Stovepipe. which became hot and ig
nited the WOODWORK in the second
story.
Razen is TO have another genera
merchandise store, The town is
growing rapidly. \ rev OF fifteen
Northern Pacific carpenters are al
work there, building a good sized de
pot, a section house, loading platform
and CHER buildings.
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Two Jamestown girls fortunately
ESCAPED a serious accident. when they
drove their single buggy into another
rig so that the wheels locked. By,
! ISLANDERS prevented the horse iron
running away. other wise they might
have been badly injured
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Vivian. the 3-yearold daughter Of
Rev. and Mrs c. O. Gulleen OF Souris
met with q peculiar accident recently
getting a button in her nose It be
came lodged so firmly that a physi
clan was called, and an anaesthetit
had TO be administered before the OF
tending object could De removed. Shs
is none the worse for the experience
Z The two men suspected OF being
| the fellows who broke Jail at Delo
raine, Man. were smoothly caught oy
Michael Ihla, 2 Souris farmer. He
saw them come from one OF his hay
stacks in the morning. and, becoming
suspicious, Ielephoned the sheriff. H.
then hitched Up, and. driving pas
them. offered them a ride. They &C
cepted, and ne drove them into thu
hands OF the sheriff, who was on the
way.
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There were Z number OF serious &C
cidents in and near Plaza last week
Nels SkoglaId broke his back, wheI
his plow ran over him. and is in a Sc
rious condition Richard Morris grain
team bolted from the elevator, ant
ran the wagon over his body, but hi
injuries are no considered fatal. Pau
johnson had Z leg badly sIashed in
separator, when he got too close Il
the band cutters. Little Harold Pau
kert cut his visit badly or an axe
Jack Johnson dropped a large chunl
OF coal on his foot, smashing the foo
badly.
Billings County Herald: Saturaa
night J. Il Wa-son traded with
WIbalx III for an automobile. an
pFaclced running the thing Sunday
He had It nearly bridIe-wise. when i
an unguarded mon,ent it went for IN
tree in the road Al the IRON OF Ill
9. Z Burgess house with the evide1
Intention Of taking refuge in i:
branches. When the dust settled II
machine presented a rather distor.e
appearance, though. being q Ford.
was said not 70 be much damaged;
vas sent 10 Sen-inel Butte TEXT ia
20 bs ~rearrangsd- The town -efuss
10 u for damage done 10 the tree.