Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-08-14
News Of the State
Powers Lake il to have a flour mil

NEWS OF the oIdLe
Powers Lake is to have a flour min.
Stanton is kicking about its train
service.
Willow City is to have q moving
Young ladies Of Dunn Center have
organized . swimming club.
There 10 much building activity In
the country surrounding Ray.
Films OF the Elks convention In
Minot are being shown about the
state.
McLean county editors and printers
will hold . press meet August - and
%, at Garrison.
Dan Human OF Ellsworth had both
jaws broken and q number Of teeth
knocked out when a mule kicked him.
Fred Stewart. Of Herrick, near
Grafton. had his lower jaw fractured
in severar places in an automobile &C.
cident.
Two dozen autos, carrying over q
hundred Ward county farmers, made
q trip Of inspection through the nor.
thern part Of the county.
Ole sBagney Of Ray fell from the
top Of q wagon load Of goods, and
struck on the back OF his neck, caus.
Ing q temporary paralysis, which ap-
pears to be wearing Oft.
49,
The fifth annual t~ricounty exhibi.
ton is to be held in Cakes this fall.
The exhibition Is q corn show, and Is
participated In by Dickey, Sargent
and 1AM0ure counties. Some fine
prizes are offered.
A revolver shot fired by a Fargo
policeman In pursuit of a vagrant
drew q crowd of about 800 people in
just no time. They came out Of
buildings everywhere, like. drops
squirted out of q lemon.
Fargo police rounded up 80 colored
men the other night, some Of them
plain vags, and the rest appearing to
be, living well. AS none Of them had
any visible means Of support, they
all received instructions to take their
departure.
Three young men on q motorcycle,
all riding on the one machine, passed
through Fargo the other day, enroute
from Chicago, from which city they
started five deays earlier. They will
work In the harvest fields Of North
Dakota and Minnesota.
Extensive preparations are being
made for the celebration of the 351st
anniversary Of the battle with the
Indians at Whitestone Hill on Sep
tenlber 7th It is expected that Gov.
4ernor Hanna4wM he there to. deliyer
thesaddress of the day.
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Miss Nina Pollock, daughter Of r.
N. Pollock, Of Fargo, was quite badly
burned when = dish of acid in the lab
oratory ct Madison, Wis, where she
was working, was overturned. The
acid ate through her clothing, and
burned one limb severely.
49,
John Keifer, farmer Of Willow City,
narrowly escaped death, when he was
attacked by . stallion which he was
leading. The big horse appears to
have reared, and struck him on the
head and back. He was found sense-
less, but VIII probably recover.
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The estab llshment Of q big stock
farm is being brought about by L. H.
Sennett Of Cando who has imported
IS head of cattle, and erected q $780,
foot concrete silo. The Sennett ship
ment Of. cattle 10 the first Of several
that will be made here this year.
A six-stQry, all modern hotel, which
will be one Of the finest. In the state,
will be erected in Williston by q com.
pany Of local business men, the ma
.jor portion Of the stock already being
subscribed. There will be eighty-five!
rooms. Williston, with the added ho-
tel accommodations, expects to gain
many advantages It does not now pos
,sess.
J. r. Campbell, field agent for the
better farming association, makes
the very excellent suggestion that q
little extra work with q King drag
on newly graded roads would make
them fit to travel on, and avoid the
necessity Of driving in the ditch un-
til the Jumps and bumps get smooth
ed out by the occasional traveller who
has the hardihood to keep to the top
OF the road.