Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-03
News of the State

The Hebron Commercial club he'll
a banquet.
The baseball team al Rogers CAV
a ball Thanksgiving
The cold snap caused business Il
pick up al over the state.
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Eleser Klentson has opened In
Gwinner hotel at Gwinner.
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Work Oh the new schol building q
Hebron il progressing rapidly.
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The Farmers club gave Ii corr
show at the s~chulhollse AT DaZey.
The Commercial club Of LuverHt
! will give a smoker On December 4.
Medina has been shipping consid
cradle poultry to the eastern markets
"A new grocery store has been start
ed at Burnstad by the firm of William
Rath & Go.
The Royal Neighbors gave a mos
enjoyable dance at Max on Thanks
giving night.
About twenty Young men OF Kata
ryn have reOrganized the A1hletic clut
al that place.
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In d heavy windstorm in the Des
Laos vicinity a newly constructed siIo
was blown down.
The lumber TO be used In the cree
ton Of the Presbyterian church a;
Ross has arrived.
DR.. r. J.. Broderick of Michigan had
the misfortune TO break his right leg
just below the knee. ~
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Editor Nye OF the Medina Citizen
thinks that a band would be a good
thing for that town.
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The firemen at Kinsel gave one OF
their successful annual balls on
Thanksgiving night.
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The Balfour Messenger is not very
enthusiastic about that 500 which
was invested in Drake.
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The ". NJ. Holtol elevator al Court
enay has been purchased by w. II.
Polly and Charles schumacher.
S. H. Teters, a Sherwood resident,
sprained his left hip quite badly whet,
he slipped and fell on some ice.
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The Western Lumber & Grain COM
pany at Haynes is moving its lumber
yard TO a new location in that town.
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Regan has a building boom. A
schoolhouse, an office, a residence and
a town hall are all under construction
at the present time.
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r. Johnson of Denhoff, for eight
years 3 successful general merchant
there. has disposed of his stock TO
Paul Joss OF Medina.
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"aZey will have a lecture course
this winter and this is only n Of the
many which will be held in the small
towns about the state.
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The girls Of the high school at
Starkweather held a candy sale, the
proceeds Of which were applied on the
price Of a piano for the school.
Though frozen ground is making the
work difficult. the underground wires
for the new lighting system at Stan
ley are being rapidly installed.
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Basketball is a very popular diver
sion at Binford. The opera house ha:
been fitted up and the schools have
been giving some interesting games.
a whole crate of chickens were
stolen from the rear Of the meat mar,
hct at Granville, Granville has not
much of a colored population, either.
A. box social was given at the Booth
achol near Darcy. The small towns
around about were well represented,
and quite a large amount was taken
in.
After celebrating for eight hours,
a jury in an assault and battery case
at Stanley failed to come to an agree
ment. The defendant was Alfred OF.
son.
A. fire, which is supposed to have
in a closet. came neal de-
stroying the M. c.. Ekern residence
at Kathryn. The damage was not
large. "
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AT an election held at. Michigan the
people Of that town decided to bond
the town for the construction of an
electric lighting plant. The bonds
carried by a vote of &C TO T..
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The Jim Tracy farm residence. two
miles east Of Des Laos, was burneC to
the ground, together with all the cor
tents, with the exception Of a SINAI.
amount Of clothing and a sewing TIA,
chine.
Miss Beulah Boswell of Tower City
has sued the city, for $500 damages
for a broken collarbone. Sand piled
in the street caused an '~overturline
Of her buggy, which caused her to be
injured.
M. S. Mallough Of Wimbledon trans
his furniture store and stock
10 John Halversol Of Valley City. The
BUSINESS will be conducted under the
name Of the Wimbledon Furniture
company.
Harvey Rasmussen of Darcy was
quite badly injured when he was car
rying a piece of broken show case up
stairs. The glass struck one OF
The steps and badly lanerated his arm
an artery.