Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-11-11

Rural telephone lines around Glen
| Ullin gre being extended.
A jack rabbit got tangled up in a
lawn tennis net at MakOti and was
captured.
A district convention of the Chris
tian' Tndeavor will be held at Cando
on November 81 and %.
The Dodge elevator at WOOIfOrd
was tlrglarized, the thieves securing
two shot-guns and two Overcoats.
At the Mckenzie county fair at
Alexander Bob Hinman exhibited a
cabbage that weighed 81 IA pounds.
Cando has just completed a new
DUMP house for the city water syS-
ten. The new structure is made OF
brick.
While playing with a sharp Ratchet
Harry tLaughlin, a young Sheldon boy
nearly severed a finger OF his right
hand.
Owing to the lack Of cream at this
season of the year, tint creamery al
LangdOn has closed down for the win
ter
Rev. J. w. Homer of the Baptist
church of Grafton has gone to Hamil'
ton, where he will take charge of his
new pulpit.
A hunter near Kuhn brought in a
limit bag of ducks, but his wife re-
fused to dress all but one-which was
not mud hen. ..,.
The first annual short course OF
the Benson County Agricultural and
Training scool, at Hammond will be
opened this month.
John McCutcheon, Garrison had his
automobile quite badly damaged by
fire. which was probably caused by
escaping gasoline.
The Fred Lippert farm residence
in the vicinity OF Alexander was de-
stroyed by fire. The Hpperts lost
practically all their belongings.
The Sunday school of the PresLy-
terrain church at Larmore held a
graduation exercise for number who
had completed a course of study.
Owing to the failure of her eyes,
Miss Hazel Wilson, teacher in the
Streeter school. has resigned and re-
turned to her home in Durand, Wis.
Sheriff George Shiveley of Towner
county has purchased an interest in
the Henkle meat market, the new
firm to be known as Henkle & Shave
ley.
Two accidents happened at the Ed
Mitchell home at Hope. One of his
children broke an arm and the next
day horse kicked second child in
the back.
IA baby of MIR. and Mrs. M. Johnston
of Westhope fell from high chair.
striking another chair and cutting it's
tongue so badly number of stitches
had to be taken.
At Gretna the village board was
presented with a petition asking for
a skating rink. The rink will be
opened soon, north Of the fire hall
in that town.
The Gunder Erikstad farm resi-
dence in the vicinity Of Grafton was
destroyed by fire. A considerable
portion of the household goods was
saved
Miss Mile Meszarcos Of CogsWell
has gone to Chicago, where she will
enter hospital as a practicing ply
sician. She is graduate of the Chi
cago College of Medicine.
A story comes from Turtle Lake
that J. Weise, farmer near there,
raised field of corn this year that
averaged ia bushels to the acre.
That's surely some corn for this nor
thern country.
Claus Johnson, a farm hand in
Trail county, fell heir to quite a
sum of money and proceeded to drink
it up. He got into Jail, attempted
suicide, was tried for insanity and
sent to jamestown.
Paul Bravik, workman engaged
on the new Methodist church OF
jamestown, was seriously injured
when radiator. which he was in
Sailing. fell striking him. His back
was injured and one leg was broken.
A little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Row.
land of near Ashley climbed on the
rear of wagon and when the team
started was thrown to the ground,
suffering fracture of the skull at
the base Of the BRAIN
C. A. Chinberk Hankinsoa, brought
in some fine ripe strawberries from
the nursery grounds. Ripe strawber-
ries in ovember-matured in balmy
North Dakota outdoors glorious
climate-beautiful sunshine!
While going home late at night
in his automobile, Dave Nickerson of
Havana ran into large bowlder that
had been rolled into the middle of the
road, presumably by some parties
celebrating Halloween. His car was
badly damaged.
At CogsWell some of the larger
school boys put a mule, a pig and a
number of chickens in the school
building on halloween and consider
able damage was done. The boys
were fined $50 and will lave to repair
the damage done.
Probably the first case on record