Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-11-29

have organized a ChuckhOle club.
Confirmation services were held in
the churches OF Graniield and Shey-
enne.
Dunseth people took advantage of
the beautiful snOw and held a sleigh
ing party.
The Gorham telephone line at Bel
leld has been sold to the farmers on
the line.
A new Ignite mine will soon be in
operation near FairvieW. j. W.. Hill
is the owner.
A carpenter gang is busily engaged
in constructing a railroad station at
Dunn Center.
The Horn elevator and the Occi.
dent elevator al Dunn Center are near
ing completion. Z
The MinOt bad negroes are Still ac-
tive. They probably think Minot is
an easy place.
The 500 line we'll crew at Max has
pulled up the castings at a we'll which
they had been working on.
The item advising that potatoes be
kept cool is being published extern
sively by the state press.
dad" Boyden, quill-driver on the
Lisbon Free Press, is publishing an
eighteen Years Age" column.
The Associated Charities societies
of several cities in this state are get
ting ready for the winters work.
A garage in Larimorh containing
thirteen automobiles was destroyed by
fire, but all machines were saved.
Sherwood has placed its we'll in
Jail, or the Jail over a we'll, and it is
claimed the water is ninety-eight per
cent pure.
The interstate commerce commits.
sion party which was in Kenmare for
several days Investigating railroad
rates, has gone to Texas.
Within a half column of locals,
Bishop Cowels in his Dogden News
has five items about Sam Lalka's d.
vorce and other family troubles.
A driver of a mail route at Powers
Lake has been promoted TO the po-
sition of driver of the STANDARD Oil
Special" says Editor Gee of the Echo.
81 Skude Bros. of Dickinson are erect
ing a building at Dunn Center in
which they will open a clothing store
rs soon as the structure Is completed.
Editor Streeter publishes a. list OF
things he was thankful for and closes
with an item, THAT the Democratic
administration lasts but Two years
longer
The Linton city council is wrest-
ling with the question OF granting an
electric light franchise-and it doesn't
look much now like there is to be
any light on the subject oon
Richard Braund, manager of the
| Central hotel at Braddock, has re-
| ceived a call from the Baptist church
at Briitin. He will leave the register
for the Bible about December /.
A show company at Linton sprung a
joke on Editor Streeter Of the Rec,
ord, warranting him as a liar, where
upon he takes them at their word and
go, tlo ,Io- 81, kIfhn host rvnrS
The Linton Record states that ex.
Editor Dad" Streeter is still in Lynn
Haven-wherever that is-and is
about to harvest the fourth crop of
watermelons, peas, etc.
Three newspapers of EmmOnS cOun.
~ which had published the official
election returns by order Of the coun'
ty auditor, had their bills turned down
on recommendation of the states at.
torney.
P. B. Wickham of Glen Ullen sold
his interest in the Wickham Mercan'
tile Co. at Fort Yates to G.. w. Hokan
son and John Turned. The new firm
will be known as the H0kanson-Turn
er Co.
Foot and mouth disease is said tt
have been one cause for calling of
the big International Stock Show ir
Chicago. A solid Pullman train Of
North Dakotans had arranged to at
tend in a body.
Where formerly the grain ship
ments from Adrian generally amount
ed to 100000 bushels, this year j
is said, not a load has been shipped
owing to the hail storm which sweep
the surrounding country.
Announcements have been received
at Steel of the marriage in Minnea
polls Of Patrick J. Lyons and Mis-:
Mary Frances Griffin, with the "a
home' card for after Jan. /, 1915, 81
Ridgewood avenue, Minneapolis.
Floyde Lathrop and Miss eJnnis
Bell were married at Beach recent.
and returned to Medora that night
The young couple are well and favor
ably known at Medora, both havinl
worked there for some time.
The LaMoure county board OF in
sanity passed upon the pathetic cas-
Of Gottlieb Dobler, wife and fou
sons. On the recommends ':on of tn
board, Sheriff Crist accompanied TIL
family to the home for the feebl
minded at Grafton, n. D.