Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-29
News of the State

News Ol Tie Oldle
Ninety car loads of grain were
shipped from Ryder last week.
The people of Divide county will
vote on issuing bonds for the cree
ton of a court house and Jail.
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Kindred has shipped 80 cars of pota'
toes so far this fall and there are a
large number of cars still to be sent
out.
The Thompson Hardware stree al
Hannah has changed hands. Mr.
Gamers and Mr.. Hannah, Jr., are the
new owners.
Thirty.seven dollars was raised for
missions at the Moravian church in
the Strehlow township, Hettinger
county, recently.
The Ed Neid!inger farm house in
the vicinity of Hampden was destroy
ed by fire altogether with about half
of the household goods.
s.
Easily, in Cavalier county, is with
out a store at the present time. The
stock of the c. l.. Orvis general store
was sold out at auction.
s.
The water proposition is getting to
be a serious one at Inkster, as a large
number OF the wells have gone dry, on
account of lack Of moisture.
s.
Victor WARDROBE, Of near Knox, lost
most of his buildings by fire. A house
barn and granary were destroyed.
The loss is estimated at $4,000.
s.
The 500 switch engine has been re-
called at Hankinson and the train
crews will have to do the switching
there the balance of the season.
While opening the door Of a grain
car on the track at the Farmers e:e-
vator at Sheldon. Nh. J. 3. Dougherty
ran a spike clear Through his hand.
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After a scourge of cholera, Mathew
Schneider of the Wales country, now
has only four hogs left out of a herd
of 50. He intends to raise more in
the future.
Posses are searching in the vicinity
of Nathe for the done burglar who
bound, gagged and robbed Mrs. E.
Marvin at her home in the vicinity OF
that place.
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Otto Billig Of Cogswell as badly
bruised, when a bolt on a a sep
arator he was operating came loose
and threw the parts of the machine
in all directions.
A petition is being circulated in
Emmons county asking the county
commissioners to purchase poison in
wholeE?ie quantities to be used for
gopher determination in that county.
German farmers in the vicinity of
Sheffield have found an occupation
for the winter months. A 15-piece
band has been organized, which will
spend six hours a day at practice.
Owing to lack of evidence, the case
Of 7. n. Arnot, formerly hotel clerk
at 80 Lexington hotel, Minot, charg-
ed Nth embezzling s6.97 of the no.
tells funds, was dismissed by Justice
of the Peace John Burke.
The Knute Sagen home at Leeds
was badly damaged by fire. The
flames started between the studding
and it took two hours fighting to ex-
tinguish it. The interior of the house
was burned out, but most o fthe fur
niture was saved.
The farm management class of the
North Dakota Agricultural college,
spent a day on the John Dalrymple
farm at Casselton. They were met
at the train by Mr.. Dalrymple, who
took then out to the farm and the
forenoon was spent around the build
ings.
jamestown appropriated $44,7S0 to
run the city for the fiscal year begin
ming Sept. /. Ten thousand dollars
are for grading and repairing of the
streets and putting in concrete cross
ings. This was at first vetoed by the
mayor. but the ordinance was passed
over his veto by a vote of 7 to /.
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John Robertson of Langdon was
painfully injured while operating a
circular saw in cutting stove wood.
A piece Of wood he was holding
against the saw was jerked out of
his hand and thrown in his face, with
the result that several teeth were
knocked out, his jaw bone broken and
his face lacerated.