Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-11-18

! needs municipal auditorium.
"A fall of fifty feet from an elevator
at Niles killed John Hendricks
Stark county will have an exhibit
at the Panama Pacific exposition.
North Dakota farmers have raised
$4,000 tons of tame hay this year.
The Christian church, Deciples OF
Christ. will build church in Minot
A prairie fire in the Gooseneck coun.
try in Ward county, destroyed much
| hay.
The Morton county commissioners
will canvass the vote "Wednesday. the
18th.
The season for muskrats opened
November Is. A hunting license is
necessary.
/, The woman suffragists of Yucca
will give benefit ball for their cause
November 20.
| The teachers institute held in SOU
thern Morton county last week was
| a big success.
| "Rube" Schaner, the baseball star,
has returned to Garrison, his home,
| for the winter.
Steps are being taken for 100000
association at Williston to build Il
modern hospital.
| Manning has won the Dunn county
seat'fight over Dunn Center but there
will be a. contest.
The Germans about Ryder have
raised over 5000 to send to the needy
in the Fatherland%t, 49,.
Rev and Mrs O. l.. Anthony of
Wimbledon were injured when their
auto turned turtle.
An Adams county farmer has hog
which it is claimed weights over sew
Ell hundred pounds. ~
The Fargo nawsboys were enter
'Gr'red at the Princess theatre in that
city Saturday afternoon. .
The United Brethren congregation
is holding a protracted meeting at
Beach. with big success. ..
Julius Sgutt Of Harvey is minus a
watch and charm and 81 in cash,
stolen from his home one night re.
Gently.
Steele remains the county seat of
Kidder county, defeating Dawson at
the recent election by vote of 466
to II.
Lena HWsh, aged sixteen, and
Charles Keller, aged twenty-five, from
Souris, eloped to Deloraine. Sask., and
were married.
Carl Gilbertson of Wimbledon is
under arrest, charged with obtaining
commissions on fictitious orders for
nursery stock.
The local of the National Farmers
Union is flourishing at New Leipzig.
The next meeting will be held at that
place December 4.
Boyd Robb of Adams county is get
ting his name in the papers because
he sold $500 worth of alfalfa seed
from his farm this year.
Mrs. Pat kavanaugh Of Mott was
brought to the bismarck hospital, suf-
fering with blood poisoning caused
by scratch on her ankle
|
The Fred Lippert farm residence
in the vicinity of Alexander was de-
stroyed by fire. Practically all Of
their belongings we're burned.
Harry Gray, a Kenmare boy, won in
a corn cont st, growing $3.50 bushels
of vel ow flint corn, weighing rs
pounds to the bushel, on enc acre.
While playing, little George Ham.
merickson, of kenmare, fell upon a
nail tearing the flesh from the knee
to the hip. The child has lockjaw.
Oliver Fl. Ryland, Van Hook farm.
er, dropped dead at Van Hook Tues.
day, after unloading tank of grain.
He leaves a wife, two daughters and
three sons.
The date Of election which was 10
have been held in Mott on the 18th
for the purpose of voting on water
works ECnCs, has been changed to De.
CenEcr !.
While he was attending the theatre
at Beach someone stole Charles Hay.
mans Ford car. 1t was found sew
eral miles from town where it had
been abandoned.
The Mott citizens, according to the
Mott Pioneer Press, viii get after the
state board of education which meets
in Bismarck this week, asking for an
agricultural high school,
Addie Miller and family of Deering
will soon leave for their old home in
Iowa, where they will spend the win
ter Mr.. Miller will hold farm sale
near Deering November 10.
At the present time an eight gallon
can Of cream is worth about as much
as two sacks of wheat. and about four
hundred pounds of skim milk is left
On the farm that can be used as feed
lfor pigs and young stock.