Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-11-21
News of the State
Jacob Koenig, a pioneer Of Sherl
dan county, passed away last week.

jacob NOcHlS, a pioASUi VI NV
dan county, passed away last week.
s.
A Lutheran church near Buflalo
raised sos for Red Cross purposes.
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Oscar johnson Of Griggs county be-
came insane recently and died OF the
effects.
Officer A. 3. Sweet Of Cavalier
caught a robber in Grafton, after traii'
ing him a month.
The Sunday school was reorgallzed
at Rogers, in Barnes county, ana u
regular Sunday school will be held.
p. II. Diethart closed a deal by
which he becomes sole owner OF the
business of the creamery at Baltour.
Counterfeit money has made its APP
pearance in Jamestown. The coin
being passed is a silver half dol
lar. -.
The Catholic ladies of Sykeston
realized $40 in one afternoon anu
evening. from a basket social aad
bazaar. Id
The business men and farmers trlb'
utary to Michigan City will send 10
the Belgian sufferers a carload OF
wheat. A.
The Hoffnung Reformed church at
Streeter was dedicated with approprl-
ate ceremonies. Streeter now has
five churches.
"Old Bill Munby of Fairview, VINO
prints his Tribune in North Dakota
and mails it in Montana. continues to
warm things up.
A large amount of new concrete
sidewalk has been put in at Rhane.
The railroad has just finished II
good piece of walk.
s.
The women of Bowman have organ
lied for the purpose of providing bed
ding and other necessities for the des
titute of that place.
A good we'll has been made for the
village at Rhame. The we'll Is lG1
feet deep and produces an abundance
of good, clear, soft water.
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Ground has been broken and
started on the new electric light plant
at Lansford. The building will be
2Sx40 feet and will be entirely OF
brick.
At Rogers the i. o. o. +. Woman
and Woodman lodges have moved in
to the basement of the church and
will hold their meetings there this
winter. :
The Mimic tow mill is turning out
! about twenty tons of tow per day, and
has enough flax straw in sight to as.
sure full-time operation for several
months.
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The skating rink at Washburn was
put in shape for flooding and was
filled with water prior to the present
freeze. and there is some good skat-
ing there now.
At Oberon, the Smith hotel was
badly damaged by fire. After hard
work the fire was eXtinguished, but
not until the roof of the building had
been badly damaged.
Peter Kinnonen. a transient. OBJ
tanned a verdict of $1,000 against the
Great Northern railroad, in a suit
tried at ,Lakota. before Judge G.. NJ.
Cooley of Devils Lake.
The nj. O. Grangaard home at Ros'
ers was broken into by a burglar,
1t is probable that the guilty party
was only hungry. as nothing but food
vas taken from the house:
s.
Work is progressing nicely on a
new $500 church. which is being
erected BY the Bethel congregation
of the Norwegian Lutheran church
near Daglum in Hettinger county.
The date of\the election called al
Mott for the purpose Of voting water
works BONDS has been changed. The
election was called for November II,
but has been postponed to December
/.
The BASEBALL fans of Manning soi
together and presented Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Beatty with a handsome silver
set as a wedding gift. Mr.. Beatty
vas the crack catcher of the Man
ming team.
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The village of Flasher has authoriz
ed the clerk to advertise for bids fol
the construction Of a fire hall and
town hall at that place. The board
took action on a petition Of the bust
ness men of the community.
The Churchs Ferry Sun publishes
under the caption of TWENTY-FIVE
Years Ago" an item about the paper
being published at Burlington, Ware
county. 1t was then being boosted
by Little Mac, now of the Flasile!
Hustler.
At Rutland an electric light plant =
being put in. The engine and dyna
mo have been installed, in the garage
and that place is already supplied
with the current and wiring Of Others
is under way. In all. ten places vii
be supplied.
A farmers exhibit will be held at
jamestown city hall Nov. 21st. Cash
premiums will be offered on corn,
ensilage, alfalfa, clover and grass
seeds: also on wheat, oats, barley,
rye, speltz, flax, potatoes. onions,
beans, pumpkins, squash and butter