Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-20
News of the State
The Moose will build a fine home
IN New Rockford,

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Mckenzie county's first fair, hello
last week, was a big success.
Methodist ladies at jamestown
have raised 500. y9rth of onions
The New Rockford corr show, Oct
30 and 81, promises to be a good one,
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The girls in Mckenzie county out
did the boys in a corn growing con
test. ...
s.
Kenmare offers $500, to be divided
into six prizes for corr at its corr
show.
Lawrence Heath, a prominent farm
er, near Mott, died suddenly Of apo
ylexy.
Stanley is to have electric lights,
q company being organized for that
purpose.
The work of transcribing the rec
Srds from Morton county to Sioux
Dunty is on.
Parties Bhave been arrested and fin
cd at Tower City for catching musk
>ats out of season.
Crank Crosby, near Rolla, was acct
dentally shot in the side. The wound
way not prove fatal.
s. W.. Colebank Of Swastika has
been appointed superintendent Of
schools for Sioux county.
Three farmers in Stutsman county
have beens fAed, for failure to seno
Julia Dedcalf and VIM. Redfox
we're married at Fort Yates, last
week. What will the harvest be?
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Two transients robbed a pal of So
each and a check for $50, then bound
and gagged him. They were caught.
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The business men of Woodwork
have engaged a number of good en-
tertainments for the coming season.
s.
One burglar, two robbers and four
negroes were sentenced by Judge
Leighton from Burke county last
week.
Two cases of diphtheria have caus-
cd the 1chools and churches Of Re-
gent to close, as a precautionary
measure.
Postmaster Carrignan of Fort Yates
has passed successfully the examina-
ton for postmaster Of fourth class
postcfIice.
The pupils of the Bowdon school
vent ever to Huddersfield, where they
gave an entertainment, swelling their
pia-o ..und $23. ~
A. Sweitzer, owner, and A. Wage,
venter, met with a heavy loss last
week, when their barn, horses, ETC.,
burned, near futile.
"A farmer over at Regent started .
Sough house because he didn't get the
grade of wheat which he expected.
His fine amounted to $42.
Sioux county's assessed valuation
u placed at $56S,532, but will prob
ably be increased several hundred
thousand dollars next year.
Miss Hazel Hoiscevill, a prominent
Young lady of Regent, died last week,
Vt diphtheria. The body was sent to
Minneapolis for cremation.
An automobile belonging to Trous-
<lle brothers of Mott was stolen. The
hief got stranded IA miles south of
own and abandoned the machine.
s.
The question Of removing the Nc
kenzie county seat from Schafer to
Arnegard WAf\not come up this fall,
swing to the petition being INSULT
silent. TX YoIs,5 s. -rE ..f-
Colonel J.. NJ. Kelly was elected
president and E. W. Gilbertson secre-
tary of the North Dakota Chautauqua
association at the annual meeting,
last night.
The Benedict Banner reports a nan
IN that town soliciting funds for med
zeal aid. He was so badly infected
with disease that, the flesh was falling
from his bones.
Dr. Treacy of Bismarck is not only
president of the First National bank
Vt Fort Yates and of the Western
and company, owner of the town.
sites of Fort Yates, Salem, Cannon
vail and Nosodak.
A gun in the hands of Irwin Bull
Ock, near WoodWorth, was dischars-
ed, the charge striking the stock OF
the gun in the hands of Fred Berger.
The stock was shattered, injuring
Berger's arm seriously.
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The cas- against P. NJ. Cole, S. H.
Lowe and w. H. Makee, former mem
bers of the Kenmare school board,
for $4,000, has been dismissed. In
Building a high school they exceeded
the limit of assessment, but emery
sncy demanded it.
s.
". M. Sherer, a pioneer farmer Of
Oliver county, vas instantly killed,
when he attempted to put On a feeder
belt on his traction engine. His arm
vas caught and he was hurled against
the machine with terrible force,
crushing his skull.
Nell Brown and a male pal, who
Sad been working a graft scheme OF
collecting money under the guise Of