Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-05
News of the State

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Miss Eyleen Blose of Cando died of
tuberculosis.
Dickinson donated a car of flour
for the Belgians.
The new Milwaukee depot at Dick.
inson is completed.
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The Bible printed in 1887 is receiv.
in quite extensive advertising.
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Fire at New Leipzig destroyed Sam
behring's barn, with three horses.
Miss Tilda R. Stagerberg has been
appointed postmistress of the office at
Westby.
People of Marmarth are having a
lot OF fun skating on the reservoir at
that place. .....
Mrs. Harry Euck OF Harvey has
fallen heir to her share Of s240, O0J
left by a relative.
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People in the vicinity of Amunds.
vile, Ward county, r forming a
telephone company.
The Finley camp NJ. w. A. sent $lo
to the Belgian relief fund, through
the ChristiaI Herald.
Someone piled ties on the railroad
track between Max and Garrison,
nearly causing all accident.
Work is being pushed on the new
Methodist church at Bowman. The
roof is now being constructed.
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While scuf1ing in a garage in Mott
Alvin Arrowsmith fell upon a stove,
cutting a cash in his forehead.
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Fred Helmkay, a restaurant man
OF Rugby, found a purse containing
SIS and returned it to the owner.
The pupils of the Powers Lake
schools will give All entertainment for
the benefit of the school library.
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That one fellow in. FLASHER who
voted for county division car hardly
lie flat enough, for fear Little Mac
will flay him.
Owing to the snow and cold wealth
er work on the new school house at
Courteney has been abandoned for a
time at least.
The Nome Tribune contained all ad-
v~ertisement stating that shoes would
be repaired at the garage. Some slam
on the Nome autoists.
At&the Presbyterian church at Ell
lendate~occurred the marriage of Miss
Pansy Wheelihan to Russell Wallace,
Rev. W. J. Hall, officiating.
W ...s
Paul Schultz ofNKenmare fell from
tire platform of a WINDMILL thirty feet
from the ground anfHwas quite badly
though not seriously injured.
So
=. S. Washer, former proprietor Of
the Brown hotel at Mott, may return
from Chicago, where he now lives,
and purchase the Barry hotel.
The people of Michigan City, thls
state, are making liberal donations
to the Belgian relief fund. The Are
ma publishes the list Of donors.A
Pete Miller got in bad in Ransom
county for stealing some alcohol from
a friend and selling it. He now faces
the charges of burglary and bootleg.
ging. 3
The tow mills at Mimic is turning
out twenty tons of tow per day, and
has enough flax straw in sight to as
sure full time operation for some
months.
Down at Mott a boy by the name of
Ray Green was Jailed on the charge
of arson, being unable to furnish bond
His father came out from Indiana to
secure bond. ~
A farmer, living on the Cannonball
river near Mott, is looking for the
hunters who use his boat for a tar
get. The boat has been riddled from
stem to stern.
The barn of George Durham, five
miles northwest of Wolford was burn
ed but the stock was saved. A lantern
Mr.. Durham was carrying exploded
and set fire to the straw.
Atty. VIM: Maloney, a former Wiz
liston lawyer, but now a resident Of
Poplar, Mont, was defendant in dis
barment proceedings heard before
Judge Fisk, as referee at Williston.
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James Sorenson Of La Moure, cOi:.
victed of the crime of seduction, was
sentenced to year at hard labor
in the ~penitentiary at Bismarck. He
was taken there by Sheriff Christ anG
Deputy Powers.
According to plans under consider
alton for several months, the Rumely
Products company will erect a new
addition to their Grand Forks branch,
as announced by North Dakota Mail
ager "A. D. Adshead.
Sidney, Mont, ald Mandan prUua-
bly, will not be connected by the new
Northern Pacific line, via Stanton anu
kildeer, this state, till 1916 or 1917,
because of the heavy grading work
that will be necessary in the BAD
Lands, west of Kildeer.
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Geo. w. Kline, the well known Dry
Lake farmer, says that the first touch
OF real winter weather finds the farm
ers of Ramsey county all prepared.
Stock. which has hepu ah1o IN mi, M.