Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-09
News of the State

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A new store has been opened up
at Hastings.
s.. J. Strong has opened a new store
at Woodwork.
A basketball team is being orga'
nized at Bowdon.
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Cottonwood lake will soon have
} telephone service.
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There has been a change in the
garage at Wildrose.
The first election in the Fort Yates
school district has just been held.
A new livery barn has been erected
and opened for business at New Leip'
zig.
Several took the examinations for
rural carriers in the tests held at
Grafton.
The newly organized Missouri slope
seed company at Garrison is now in
operation.
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The depot at Kildeer is ready for
service. They now have a daily train
from Mandan.
The Standard Oil Company station
will be opened at Maddox about the
first Of the year.
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At Sherbrooke the Ladies Aid So
ciety socials are p%atrOnized from all
over the county.
George RaWlinson, a farmer near
Fairview, is having splendid success
with red dent corn.
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An athletic and sports club has been
organized at Cottonwood Lake with
a membership of fifteen.
A Sons Of Norway lodge has been
started at Bowdon with a charter
membership of thirty-three.
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An athletic club has been organized
at Wahpeton. The armory gymnas-
ium will be used by the organization.
The electric light plant at Cakes
has installed two ESQ horse power
boilers, and a smoke consuming stack.
A heating plant is being installed in
the new Synod church, which is un-
der construction northwest of Wild
rose.
Owing to water in Rush lake being
so low it is thought that Wales will
have to ship in all the ice it uses next
summer. T. NJ
Mail is being transported between
Fort Clark and Center by auto truck
of the International Harvester COM
pany make.
The county officers OF Sioux coun'
ty are now on the job and have the
county records in the court house at
Fort Yates.
Harry Vogt Of Mantar, VINO has
served Il term in the state peniten'
tiary for obtaining goods under false
pretense, has been released.
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The small child of William Rose Of
Mandan was painfully injured, by up.
setting a bottle of ammonia, the fluid
getting into the child's eyes.
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"A girl at the reform school at Man.
dan. who recently escaped but was
later captured and returned to the
institution, has again made her get
away.
The Hokanson-Turner store at Fort
Yates was broken into. 1t is believed
that the burglary was committed by
boys as nothing of any great value
was taken.
Work on the interior of the govern
ment hospital at Fort Yates is nearing
completion, but it is thought that the
institution will not be put into com
mission this winter.
Mrs. Harry Williams. who claims
to come from Sheridan, Wyoming,
was in Beach asking for assistance,
saying her husband had deserted her.
She has a small child.
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The proprietor of the hotel at Els
mond is minus thirty pounds of beef,
which some thoughtful and provident
person swiped from the storeroom at
the rear of the hostelry.
George Thompson, a young man
near Beach, was arrested on the
charge Of forgery. He confessed and
was taken to Dickinson to be SEN
fenced BY Judge Crowford.
A runaway team at Rolette tried to
knock down the hotel at that place.
AS it was the horses climbed up and
ran across the porch, knocking down
pillars and breaking the ratings.
A meeting was held at Wildrose for
the purpose of organizing a farmers
telephone company to combine with
the Williams county mutual company
and build a line connecting Ray and
Wildrose.
The right of way of the new North
ern Pacific extension to kildeer is be-
ing fenced. The telegraph lines are
also being extended and Kildeer will
soon be connected with the world By
telegraph.
While b%utchering, Henry Shulz of
Tolley, nearly severed a thumb when
the knife he was using slipped. The
physician found it necessary to take
eight stitches to reattach the member
to the hand.
Ole Heller of lear Michigan was shot
through the shoulder while attending