Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-23
Grano has a new auto garage.

city auditor of Beach.
Company Cot Grafton gave anoth.
er of its popular dances.
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The Bowman Citizen came out with
q pretty Christmas i've
A phone line has been installed in
the country north of Regent.
The hotel at Esmond has a new
player piano, also a billiard table.
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The community hall at Schafer will
be formally opened on New Years
eve.
The new town bell has been put in
place at LaWt0n. The bell weighs
nearly half a ton.
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The %shingIing of the new Methodist
church at Bowman was mostly done
by volunteer labor.
futile expects to get a section Of
the farmers institute some time in
January or February.
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The Atlas lumber yards at Haynes
have been sold to the Western Lum-
Der and Grain Company.
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The citizens of Golden Valley have
decided to give a community Christ
mas tree on Christmas eve.
The Mandan commercial club held
a meeting and discussed ways and
means of improving that place.
A quarter section Of land in Vale
township in Grand Forks county
brought 2,000-$75 per acre.
At Sherwood the board of educa-
ton is advertising for bids for a new
heating plant in the school house.
F. D. Cameron has been elected
eminent commander of the Grand
Forks commandry, knights Templar.
AS the result OLA cutter accident
Mrs: ~CQthbert, wife Of DR.. Cuthbert
of Crarya sustained a fractured collar
A new addition to the freight depot
at Westby is about completed and the
Times asks the world to watch the
town grow 4~ef.,l.tii NJ s@
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a pos:office inspector visited Kill.
deer fer the purpose of considering
moving the postoffice from Brooks to
the new town.
Mason Motley of near. Beach was
found guilty of violating the state
stallion law and was fined $25 and
costs in court.
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Mandan' chess players are getting
busy and will make an effort to land
the state trophies and also the next
years tournament. ~
Devils Lake is taking great interest
in rifle shooting. A number OF teams
have been formed and some good
sport has been enjoyed.
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The Golden Valley Progress of
Beach was sporting a bright colored
holiday cover. The paper also con-
tanned t~wenty:four pages.
Grano came near having a fire.
Flames had started in a residence but
were extinguished with chemicals be-
fore much damage was done.
1t is about time for the good fellow
over the state to get busy and make
some youngster happy, who otherwise
would have a very bleak Christmas.
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Dickinson received quite a Jolt when
it was announced that no %appropria-
ton had been made by congress for
a government. building at that place, (
The Golden Valley school has six
ty-eight pupils enrolled in the pri-
mary room. Another teacher will be
employed and another room provided.
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The Golden Valley American says
that a carload CT California "grape
juice" was unAoaded at that place to
bring Christmas cheer to the fortu-
nate.
A little wait that was found on the
doorstep of a Grand Forks residence
some time ago, died as the result of
the exposure to which it had been sub
jected.
A poultry dealer at Grary paid out
$1,000 in a single day for poultry
brought in by the farmers. 1t would
seem that poultry is a good crop in
that part of the state.
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Within the past year two electric
light plants have been installed at
Knox. They are private plants, but
between them they furnish the greater
part OF the town with lights.
At Sentinel Butte 1900 pounds of
wheat were sent out by parcels post.
The wheat was divided into twenty
four sacks, and was consigned to
Montana where it will be used for seed
After transferring title to his city
property and placing all his valuable
papers in his wife's name. Arthur G.,
Wrate of Lisbon drew 81 30 from a
local bank and eloped with a neigh
boris wife, Mrs. Peter Knutson. Au-
thorities are searching for the couple
who left in Wrate's automobile.
Don't forget that the annual con-
vention Of the North Dakota Press as.
sociaticn will be held in Fargo on
January 8 and 8. The newspaper
boys will have the honor OF being the