Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-11-17
News of the State
Mrs. elmer Earsley, near Gram, had
er lip bitten by horse.

Mrs. ELMER Earsley, near Gram, had
er lip bitten by horse
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Several houses at Martin were en-.
tered by sneak-thieves.
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The Knudson liver barn at La
Moure was destroyed by fire.
A prairie fire near Rutland de-
stroyed many stacks Of grain.
s.
The federal court will open a ses'
sion in Grand Forks on December /.
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Martin Hanson's new store building
at Stanley is rapidly nearing compile.
ton.
Mrs. j. III. Sticken, wife of the sher.
iii of Adams county, died suddenly in
Fargo.
Morris Charlebois of Thorne will
open up a general merchandise store
at Rolette.
At Wishek the German Aid Society
forwarded $11S to the Red Cross So
ciety IN the father!and.
Rev. T. w. Bradley is the new Con
gregational minister at Granville. He
comes from Lechter, s. D. sid.
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The woman suffrage issue was the
only one out of seven submitted to a
vote this fall which failed.
Judge Cooley, at Grand Forks. sent
enced three men to the pen and
granted divorce Friday forenoon.
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A basement has been excavated un
der the Congregational church at Daw'
son and furnace has been installed
Mrs. A. M. Bruce. of Park River
fell through an open cellar door
breaking an arm and decorating Aer
forehead.
The Happen Leader-Journal has
moved to the old school building.
which it has fitted up as an ideal
printshop.
The prosperity Of the present year
is responsible for the erection OF
many new homes In the rural portions
Of Morton county.
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The village of Larson in Burke
county has been experiencing quite a
building boom this fall. Several new
structures have been built.
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The Northwestern Telephone COM
pany has rebuilt it's lines at Esmond
and has moved the exchange into a
building opposite the hotel.
Twenty farmers within radius OF
five miles of New Salem are getting a
monthly profit Of from $50 to 500 out
of the dairy branch of their farms.
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Fire eXtinguishers. ladders and a
fire bell, recently ordered by the vii
lage board of Happen, have arrived at
that town and are being put in place.
The walls of the new Scandinavian
Bank building at Grand Forks are
nearing completion. and the work Of
installing the roof will be started next
week.
Haakon Halverson Of near De La.
mere was kicked by horse and is in
a. serious condition, although it is
thought that he will recover from the
injury. s45&
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The Park River Gazette says ex.
Governor Roger Allin and Miss Nc
Kenzie entertained a number Of
young ladies at ~ O'Clock dinner
Tuesday.
Frank Egan, grocer of Port Ar
thur, and brother of Mrs. w. A. Jack,
of Grand Forks, has been missing
three weeks. Fear of suicide or foul
play is entertained.
DR.. R. W. Campbell, who comes
from the east, has opened up an Of
flee at Deering and has started the
practice of his profession. He sue
ceeds DR.. James Farange.
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ship in, Renville county had a field OF
Northwestern denI corn that yielded
sixty bushels to the acre. Mr.. STAN
men is feeding 400 head of cattle.
A prairie fire which started north OF
Red Lake, in the vicinity OF Burn
stad. destroyed about a dizen stacks
of hay for couple of farmers Whost
places were in the path of the flames
The new tW0-story concrete build
ing being erected at Wishek by Aug
ust Herr is about completed. Brick
layers are now at work putting in the
pressed brick front Of the structure
Charles King and Sam Fletcher 0,
Belfield had a mishap with an auto
last week. The machine turned over
with them and was the cause Of the
former gentleman getting two OF
three ribs fractured.
| A lot Of farmers in the vicinity OF
Pomona. a new town on the Pingree
Wilton line, have purchased buntl,
of stock for their farms. Some year
Hngs were recently shipped in from
the South St. Paul stock yards.
/: building used as turkey lions!
on the w. c. Richards farm in the
vicinity of Granville, burned to the
ground and six or seven turkeys Were
prematurely roasted. The remainder
of the birds escaped for Thaaksgiv
! ing.
Boyd Hobb recently threshed IL