Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-13
News of the State

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Delinquent tax lists are not very
interesting reading.
A garage and blacksmith shop will
be started at Tolley.
The new Boston Store at Mott is
ready for occupancy.
Two small fires occurred at Ellen.
dale in the past week.
.. c. Plots of Wales has leased the
automobile garage at Calvin.
The school Child Children at Montpe.
lier will give an entertainment.
Santa Claus Is due to appear in a
number Of places in North Dakota.
s.
The blacksmith shop at the mine
at Wilton was burned to the ground.
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The filtration plant at Willisto1
will be ready for use in a short time.
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Nora Dietz of Elgin fractured her
left arm, whe n she fell down a STAIR
way. .
A Grand Forks man has written a
song, entitled, "My North Dakota
Girl"
Joseph Trambley is the new owner
of the Commercial hotel at Eotti-
neau.
A Mckenzie resident is reported to
have run down a coyote, on horse
back.
The COngregationalists of Elgin eX-
pect to begin the erection of a church
soon.
The Linton basketball team went
to Ashley and came back without it's
scalp.
The Archer-Nelson Implement COM
pany of Sharon have gone out of bus
mess.
A new law firm, by the name of
Torgerson& Elkins, have located in
Plaza.
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Some of the smaller towns are be-
ing visited by real old time medicine
shows.
The German American of Golden
Valley is going to put out a holiday
edition.
The furniture for the new high
school building at Maddox is being
installed. .
Thin ice has caused a number of
near %drOWnings on West lake near
Glen Ullin.
Two carloads of horses have been
shipped out of McClusky for the thea
ter of war.
An inmate of the Jail at Crosby
made his getaway before it came time
for his trial. "
Basket socials are proving the most
popular form of entertainment at the
present time.
Plans are being made for the in
stallation Of an electric plant at AM
Ter in the spring.
-Four school houses in Isabel town.
ship, in Benson county, have been
equipped with bells.
A school house in the vicinity OF
in IRichland county was
burned to the ground.
The school house at Calvin was
broken into and a, quantity Of coal
vas stolen by the thieves.
The work of excavating for the
basement Of a Presbyterian church
at Stirum has been started.
The school building at New Leip-
zig has been improved by the addi-
ton of new desks and a bell.
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Fairmont is making the most out
of the fac. that it is the only town in
the state with four railroads.
The Schafer Record says that the
roads in Mckenzie county were never
lldA IiCy az PlCoCuI.
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The little girl of Mr.. and Mrs. Mont.
gomery, Of Dazy had one of her fin
gers nearly cut off with a Ratchet.
Mrs. Sadie Adler of Brocket frac-
tured one of her wrists, when she
slipped and fell on an icy sidewalk.
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h Northorn Pacific ;c Gin q
large we'll at Cannonball and will in
stall a pumping station at that point.
s.
Harry May of Larimore was quite
badly bruised by allowing his auto
mobile to land on top when it turned
The schools at Medora have been
closed as the result of the develop
ment of a case of diphtheria at that
place.
The J. J.. Sweeney barn at Dickin-
son was burned to the ground AID
another was badly damaged by the
flames.
DR.. I. M. Law of Munich has sold
MS practice to DR.. Linde of England,
the change to take place the first of
the year.
Mrs. John Wonersack Of Lawtoc
had both her hands badly cut while
opening a glass fruit jar. The jar
broke in her hands.
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Elgin is to have a hospital. The
Congregational church there has