Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-18
News of the State

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county.
The creamery at Kathryn had {
small fire.
The Neville Farming club has com
menced work.
The drug store al Des Laos has
changed hands.
The Dickinson Golf club will have
club house soon.
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The Masonic Lodge at Garrison
gave a fine ball.
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Many new buildings have been com
pleted at Regain.
The new school building at Cayuga
is nearly completed.
A Christian Endeavor convention
was held in Garrison.
The first trial by jury has just
been held at Kathryn.
A great number of gophers have
been caught at Bantey.
Velva has subscribed s117 for the
relief of the Belgians.
The new opera house at Charlton.
nea has been dedicated.
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The Sutton Reporter will put on: a
special Christmas number.
The foundation For the new hall at
Ray has been completed.
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Four more business buildings are
being completed in Parshall.
Some telephone extensions will be
made in the Rawson vicinity.
A change has been made in the
hardware firm at C~harbonneau.
The Times of Garrison will here
after be published at Underwood.
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The Presbyterian church at Rolla
has been wired for electric lights.
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Darlington has disposed Of a night
Waterman during the winter months.
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The alumni of the Darlington high
school held its annual banquet and
concert.
The farm house of Joseph Moore,
hear MELVILLE, Ramsey county, was
burned.
The farmers of the Kildeer vicinity
have formed a local organization OF
the Equity society.
The Elgin school board has added
another teacher, because of the in
creased number of pupils.
A we'll digger near Towner, struck
a vein of coal that is a little heavier
and harder than Ignite coal.
Twelve hogs Of a herd belonging to
a Griggs county farmer, died as the
result of an overdose Of hog remedy.
Willie Howe of Edgeley broke one
of his arms, just above the wrist,
when he fell on the ice while skating.
The McNear poolhall at Enderlin
was burned to the ground. A tailor
shop in the same building, was burned
also.
A granary and hog house on the R.
G. Bergemann farm nea Hoving, in
Sargent county, were destroyed by
fire.
The Congregational manse at Elgin
has been purchased by DR.. Lorenzen,
who will convert the building into a
hospital.
The big engine for the electric light
plant at Forman has arrived and For
man will soon have electricity for the
first time.
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The business men of Park River
gave the football players of the high
school team of that place a reception
and banquet.
The First State Bank of Elgin, re-
ports the contamination of several
importmant real estate deals during
the past few weeks.
On a farm near Deering a well had
to be sunk to a depth Of three hun
dred feet before a good grade Of wa
ter could be secured
In Fargo is located one of the most
novel stores. 1t is called the Candy
Butcher shop and was opened recent
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New desks, curtains and a bell are
important additions recently made to
the New Leipzig public schools. A
library has also been started.
Father Daniel O'Callaghan Of Far
go has gone to Starkweather, where
he will have charge of a number Of
churches and missions in that vicin-
ity.
The Garrison Times says that so
so far nothing has been done in that
state toward helping the Belgians.
Garrison must be about the only town
in the state.
The people of Cottonwood district,
just south of Oshkosh, in Wells coun-
ty, are going to try out a consolidated
school. A new building has been
completed and will be put in use
soon.
A large number of farmers attend.
ed a creamery meeting at Hillsboro.
Another meeting will be held in the
near future and the prospects are
that q croamery Orpan.ZatiOn will he