Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-31
News of the State
Ryder has a new pool and billiard

NEWS OF lIle 0ldle
Ryder has a new pool and billiar
nall.
Cogswell will have a bowling tour
nament.
Runners are replacing wheels al
over the state.
Minot seems to have an epidemi
Of police troubles.
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David Sailer, near New Leipzig, wa
killed in a runaway.
Broadway, Fargo's leading bushes!
street. is to be repaved.
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The entire force of the Buffalo Elk
press have had la grippe.
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The Minot Traders and Breeders
exchange held a big banquet.
The new postotfice at Abercrombie
will be occupied in a few days.
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The Kenmare ice rink has been com
pleted and opened to the public.
The old ~ P. railroad coal docks al
Darlington are being torn down.
A cafe at Darlington was burglar.
lied, 80 being secured by the thief.
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ThesGreat Northern coast train No.
1 will bs Fescheduled by way of Grand
Forks.
A farmers institute will be con.
Quoted at Ellendale pa January 5, 6, Z
adm s.
jamestown lodge, Brotherhood of
all Railway Employees, has been or
gained.
Eeulah will have a new school
house, a drug store and a doctor after
January l. .
Two farmers near Willisto1 were
arrested for failure to senu their chill.
dren to school.
Having pleaded guilty of forgery,
Jacob Dockter, of McClusky, was sent
enced to n year.
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At Cogswell a son of E. w. Brown
suffered a broken leg when a horse he
was riding fell on him.
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Three young men at lMayville were
sent to jail for three months for steal
ing liquor from the depot.
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The Tri-State telephone girls at
Grand Forks were treated to many
presents on Christmas day.
The first state convention to be held
in Fargo's new auditorium will be that
of the Editorial association.
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I'D. Hansen, of L~idgerwood, had one
Of his legs badly injured while un-
loading feed at the mills at that place.
At a meeting of the poultry raisers
Of IBottineau county held in Bottineau
a county poultry association was or.
ganized.
A petition is being circulated in Bot
tineau county for the construction of
a bridge across the Mouse river, west
of Bottineau.
The commercial club at Ryder held
it's annual election. Ed C. Freedeen
is the new president and Henry e.
is secretary.
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Grafton is making arrangements for
entertaining the National Guard as.
ISOLATION meeting, which will be held
in that city in February.
Two electric lights have been placed
over the public skating pond at Car
The pond is a very popular
resort at the present time.
Work on the construction of the
to the bridge at Stanton
has been postponed until the state en-
passes on the bridge.
A little two-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James Gebro, of L~idgerWooG.
was badly scalded when it fell back
ward into a pail of scalding water.
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A Sunday school institute will be
held in Bottineau on January 10, at
which a number of state Sunday
school association officers will be
present.
ID. E. Casswell Of Grafton has been
presented with the gold button, Which
the Standard Oil Co. gives to its em-
who have completed 20 years.
service.
Owing to the quarantine on at Velva
as the result of a number of cases of
smallpox, the fire department of that
town will not hold it's annual ball at
this time.
The Mercer County Republican says
that in every part of Mercer county
are talking "hogs and hominy."
The phrase is a rather homely sound
one, but means dollars.
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A meeting of a board of education
Of Montpelier held a special meeting
for the purpose of considering the
problem of the transportation of pu-
pills to the consolidated school.
The North Dakota Press Association
Bulletin issued a splendid number and
paid particular attention to the asso-
cations convention, which is to be
held in Fargo on Jan. 8 and 8.
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Ole Alfstad, of Ryder, had one of his
badly burned when he touched
a lighted match to the gasoline burner