Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-22
News ofh0 Stu
Flasher has a chicken, thief.

4 glee club $ beng organscd at
Leith. ssSssS SA.
There is a great demand Tor houses
at Jamestown. - sss
The Anamoose hospital has a new
operating room.
o. G. Nordmarken of Granville may
locate in Montana.
Granville tennis enthusiasts will
lay out q double court,
The Velva school board has reel
ected the present corps of teachers.
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Major. Beldon Of Shields has gone
cast to buy 200 head of young cat
tie.
At an auction near Lark last week
a aforementioned calf sold for
$3.50.
G. J. Prchl is the new manager OF
the Bovey-Shute lumber yard ut
Drake.
W. H. Clapek, a pioneer business
man at Anamoose, is going out of
business.
Carl, son of Matt Grewer, OF Glen
Ullin, fell from a buggy and fractur-
ed his arm.
Fifteen mail sacks Of mail order
house catalogues arrived n BebrOl
in one shipment.
A meeting was held at Hebron last
week to develop enthusiasm III its
fire department. The state fire mar
shall was present.
The moving picture theater at
Granville has been closed by O.. G.
Nordmarken and the outfit shipped
back to the factory.
Dewey. Moorehead of Flasher, en-
gagged in a wrestling match with his
SilVl LII W III - Vu60SCu Ia -
ing for a fractured left ankle.
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The engine and several freight cars
got eff the track at the east switch
in Velva, delaying traffic for sever
al hours and taring UP the track bad.
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One of the largest oxen ever mar
keted at South st. Paul was shipped
in by D. D. Frankhouser of Ana.
moose. The animal weighed 2,43o
pounds.
Because Of smallpox the Porcu-
pine districtsof the Standing. Rocksre-
servaton has been quarantined and
India3ns are required not to leave
a1d whites are not allowed in tie
territory.
The schoo! children in the coun-
try towns and communities interest
Of the moon, the pupils in the high
err grades being required to write
stories of their observations.
Because Of an error in the election
notice the special school bond cleo
ton to have been held at Shields
last Saturday did not occur. An elec
ton will not 10Y be held until the
assessment returns are received.
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Members of the German Verein of
Maldan and vicinity have endorsed
the attitude of the State German al
suffrage and to those opposed to con
stitutional initiative and referendum.
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A number Of Hebronites who have
been visiting in Germany, returned
last week. They are John LOritz,
Mrs. Christina Jaeger and Mrs. Thee.
Ewald. "A 'neice OF Mrs. Jaeger,
Miss Martha Schramm, accompanied
them.
Interested by the success Of one
Of the boys in the high school at
Leeds, one of the class in manual
training in the making OF a typewrit-
or desk, his associates have begun
the making Of individual pieces of
furniture.
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Eddy county will have a candidate
for state Office this year in the per-
son Of Senator S. N. Putnam, who
will oon announce himself DIS a can
didate for the state treasurer to sue
coed Gunder Olson, whose term ex-
press this year under statute limit
ing the treasurer to two terms.
Extensive alterations and improve
ments are under way at the court
house at New Rockford. A stairway
from the second floor to the attic
is beng put in, and a lot Of vacant
space will be fitted up and used for
storage purposes. "A toilet room OH
the second floor is being made ready
for the completion of the city's sewer
system.
Hon. G.. w. Hockway, Of Granville,
this week makes formal
Inent Of his candidacy for reelection
as state senator from the thirty
fourth district. Senator Hookway
has creditably represented the dis.
tfct at the last two sessions of the
stofo 1ou;c1aturo md h}s Friends foA1