Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-28

The Belfeld garage is going to
have free air for the autoists.
John Sailer has installed an electric
light plant in his store at Stanton.
A Ransom county farmer had a po-
tato crop which yielded 300 bushels
per acre.
w. l.. Davis is the new manager
of the Great Northern hotel at New
Rockford.
The interior of the Stutsman
County bank at Iourtenay is being
re%finished.
The Congregational church at Mott
gave the teachers of the schools there
a reception.
Nearly 10000 acres of hay land was
burned ever northwest of Streeter by
prairie fire.
"A. 300 foot extension is to be built
on the side track at Napoleon by the
500 railroad.
The fall term of the Mayville nor
NAL school has begun and the enroll
ment is good.
Elgin is trying to establish a hos
pital. Theer is considerable agitation
on the subject.
The brick work on the basement OF
the new Methodist church at Edgerly
is being rushed.
The Great Western elevator at
Brinsmade was torn down and will be
rebuilt at Hesper.
The Donnybrook elevators have
shipped 100000 bushels of grain and
all are now filled.
The Northern Pacific depot at
Dickinson has been painted and put
in shape for winter.
A new auto trail was blazed out of
Darlington. 1t is the Blue trail, from
that place to Sykeston.
The Staday hotel at Stady has
changed hands. T. H. Thompson OF
Ruser is the new owner.
Lloyd Gumb was quite badly injur;
ed While Playing basketball on the
schoo. grounds at Hope.
Owing to the increased enrolment
in tho Valley schools an additional
teacher HAS been secured.
The Douglas school board has in
trcducod domestic science and man
ual training into the grades.
Attorney J. r. Kamplin of Grand
Forks will probably locate at Hazen
and practice his profession there.
Carpenters are busy putting new
floors down and otherwise repairing
the st. Charles hotel at Dickinson.
Jake Schmidy has been appointed
deputy sheriff in Sheridan county in
the place of J. D. Schaeffer, who re,
signed.
A building is being constructed at
Brinsmade, which will be occupied by
the telephone exchange when COM
pleted.
No clues have been discovered in
regard to the mail pouch that was
stolen from the Great Northern de-
pot platform at Larimore.
Lankin has some of the best and
cleanest general stores to be found
in the state, according to the report
of the pure food inspector.
w. l.. Kiser of New Rockford re.
ports an enormous yield of corn this
year. He estimates that it will 60
seventy bushels to the acre
The farm residence of Mr.. Bert
Livingston, lear Kenmare, was to-
tally destroyed by fire. The loss is
complete with household goods.
While hunting, Frank Crosby of
Rolla was shot in the right shoulder
by the accidental discharge of his
gun. 1t is thought he will recover.
Fire destroyed the John Albright
separator, which was being used in
the Shields country. Six stacks OF
grain also were lost in the conf1agra-
ton.
Lawrence Heath, a prominent Het'
finger county farmer living near
Mott, died suddenly while sitting in
his chair at home reading. Apoplexy
was the cause.
The new school house at Cayuga is
going up rapidly. The superstruc-
ture is completed and the carpenters
are busy putting on the roof and
finishing the interior.
A Masonic lodge was instituted at
Flasher. 1t is called Flasher lodge
No. 1O6, A. F. & A. M. Many Masons
from various parts of the state were
present for the ceremonies.
+ The George Specimen barn in I'm
ion township in Rolette county was
burned together with the contents
, Among other things twelve horses
and two mules persisted. Mr.. Spec.
mon lost a barn by fire in 1910.
The ~lifeless body of Knute Oraand
was found on the road side nea the
farm of Ole Donald of Grafton, with
a bullet hole above the temple. His
body was brought to town and after
an investigation, the coroner decided