Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-11-06
News of the State

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A petition is out for q daily mail
service from Cannonball TO For-
Yates. ~
Eidsvold township, in Bottineau
county, has erected and dedicated a
public hall.
Rev. Father Bernard of Fort Yates
has returned from an extended trip
through the east.
1t is expected that the Standing
Rock reservation will be opened for
settlement by May list.
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Editor Hedges has moved his
Leader from Stody to Fortuna. The
first issue is to appear this week.
The young people Of the Congre-
gational church at Darlington have
organized a young peoples society.
The Wells County Free Press issu-
ed at Fessenden will come out on
Thursday instead of Friday in the fu-
ture.
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The school children of Jud held an
entertainment for the purpose of rails
ing funds to rent a piano for the
| school house.
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Two teams contested in a trap
shoot at Neche and some good shots
were developed among the residents
Of that place.
The jamestown druggists have
agreed to close their places of bust
ness at s o'clock, pay days and Sun
days excepted.
With a tobacco can half full Of pow
der, a 6~-year-old son of Albert Moe,
near Rugby. accidentally burned his
face seriously.
P. A. Ihorndset of near Milton
brought a potato to that town that
weighed over four pounds. 1t is i'm
proved Burbank spud.
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DR.. Rapp of the bureau of animal
industry, and who has been located
at Fort Yates for some time, has been
transferred to Niles, Mich.
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Some of the newspapers have dis
covered that Christmas is only a little
over seven weeks away and are tell
ing the people to, "Do it now"
The builders and some Of the ma
terials have arrived at Dickey, and
work has been started on the new
Milwaukee, depot at that place.
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A petition has been signed by a
large number of the citizens of Wild
rose, asking that electric street lamps
be installed by the village board.
H. NJ. Dunsmore. of BOttineau, was
bound over to the district court in the
sum Of $1,000 on the charge OF as
saulting and manning George Belyea.
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While on the street, playing with a
Football, Billy, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Muldowney Of Larimore, was at
tackled by a vicious dog and badly
bitten. 90. 49, 49,
A school teacher near WeSthOpe
was arrested and nned $25 and costs
for killing muskrats out Of eason
Several hides were found in hos pos
session 3
The Masons Of Bottineau gave a big
banquet in their temple with many
prominent Masons. some from Can
ada, present. Judge. Burr was toast
master.
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The finishing touches. are being put
on the new school house at Glenfield,
in roster county, and the building will
be il a condition for school to be
started. t e..
At Minnewaukan the city council
has replaced a number of the gasoline
street lights with a more improved
pattern, and the improvement is well
noticed.
There was a small fire in the barn
of A. c. Ness at Wildrose, but the
flames were eXtinguished before they
had a chance to spread or do much
damage.
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Over two weeks have elapsed since
Johannes AarsKaug. a farmer living in
the vicinity Of Wildrose, disappeared
and it is feared that he has met with
foul play.
There haze been a number of husk-
ing bees in the vicinity of Langdon
this fall. It is hoped. for the young
peoples sakes, that there were plenty
of red ears.
Philip wager, a young boy of Tower
city, got his hand caught in a pair of
cog wheels at the blacksmith shop, at
that place, and the member was quite
badly injured.
Sergeant Constance of Company II.
~. ID. N. G., Of jamestown scored the
highest at the annual shoot of the
guard held at Hillsboro. He scored
22S out of a possible $50.
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A fire at Thorne destroyed the drug
store and Peltier building occupied 10y
the store of Louis Dupuis. There was
some insurance on the drug store but
none on the Peltier building.
Finley is the junction point of two
auto trails. The Blue Trail, running
from Fargo to Devils Lake; the Vel
low Trail, from Mayville to Caring
ton, both pass through that town.
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