Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-30
News of the State

n IlCUlOH udo d SulllCSt luUuuly
opened by Jung Sing.
s.
The Hazen orchestra will have an
"old clothes" dance on New Years
eVe.' '
: "A, McCracken fell and injured his
leg at the Gardner hotel, New Eng
land. 4
Olaf Luidguist, of. Max, suffered a
broken arm from a runaway, near his
home.
The North Dakota hardware deal
ers meet in Fargo February II, Is
and 19.
Jud will issue bonds for the pur-
chase of fire equipment and to build
a fire hall.
The Ladies' Emporium at Beach
was damaged by fire to the extent of
about $500.
The Valley City X. of p. lodge will
give their third annual ball New
Years eve.
Roy Ellsworth, of Havana, had his
fingers torn from his hand by a husk-
ing machine.
The Standing Rock Indian reserva-
ton opens for homestead entry early
in the spring.
Many Mclean county farmers are
now haulilg their grain to Stanton
since the ice has become safe.
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Sugar beet experiments in the state
show about II tons an acre in yield,
and 14.75 per cent of sugar.
Eight.yearold Philip Choquette, OF
La lMoure, played with dynamite, in
juring his eye and two fingers.
The postoffice at Benedict will have
a new postmaster. J. w. Sherry will
take charge the first of the year.
E. NJ. "McCutcheon, game warden
for the northern part of the state,
notes an increase in game birds
The Durham Lumber company has
housed it's material in large sheds at
Spring Valley and also at Killdeer.
The Presbyterian minister of Ellen
dale has accepted a call to Edgeley,
much to the regret of his congrega-
ton.
Major Belde1 has returned to his
home at Shields from a hospital and
will leave soon for California to spend
the winter.
stanton is o receiving a good
telephone service since the local line
has been connected with the Oliver
Mercer line. es ~7
The 500 line extension west O.
Plaza is new given service on Thurs
days and Sundays, carrying freight
and passengers.
Landlord Fredeen will change his
hotel, at Plaza, from American to-
European plan in about two weeks,
add.ag a first-class cafe.
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The Sentinel Butte basketball team
was defeated by the Wibaux team
and will play a return game in Sen
tilel Butte at an early date.
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The Merchants State bank, of Wer-
ner, has been incorporated by Alt. o.
Nelson, of Manning; ]. G.. Quin5ran
and W.. A. Mcclure, of Dickinson.
A join installation of officers of the
Masonic and Eastern Star orders was
held in Glendale, the ceremonies
l@S~r p@11~u-ol Nv, - h0~rr1k ov1
speeches.
Ole Nelson of Fayette was kicked
last Saturday while hauling grain TO
Killdeer. He was unable to return
home for a couple of days.
DR.. III. H. Healy of Grand Forks
was elected president and Dr. w. IS.
Dean, also of Grand Forks, secretary
of the North Dakota health confer
.ence, organized at Devils Lake.,
The inquiry has been made as to
how Killdeer is spelled-with n or
two is. The plat Of the town is re-
corded under the nam Of Killdeer,
hence it must be the proper way OF
spelling it.
Denver Woods, who was recently
paroled from the penitentiary and who
was serving a term Of fourteen years
for killing a nan by the name of
Crow, is at home near Marmarth with
his relatives.
A Milwaukee engineer reports hav-
ing seen a big black bear along the
track west of Marmarth. Old Bruin
was on the track, and had not the
freight been moving slowly the engine
would have struck him.
Judge Charles NJ. Cooley, of Grand
Forks, and Miss Hildur Barth will be
married soon, announcement OF their
engagement being made. Judge Coo
ley is ut the head Of the Grand Forks
and Nelson county district courts.
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Much interest has been aroused in a
father and sou banquet to be held at
Cando at an early date. Each adul,
at the banquet must be accompanied
by a son between twelve and twenty,
or men without boys of that age can
bring az orphaned boy of the required
age limit.
The LalMoure Chronicle celebrated
its t"hlrty-second birthday last week
and called attention in a good little
editorial to the, fact that it had ex-
perienced it's ups and downs along
with other old timers. It's ADVERTISING