Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-11-08
News of the State

News of the State
Glendale is restoring its artesian
wells.
Velva is putting its telephone wires
under ground.
tNapoleon's grade school has been
raised. to first class.
Blanchard has dedicated its new
Presbyterian church.
Dickinson is to have a wholesale
grocery and fruit house.
The new Lyric theater at Glendale
is now open for business.
G. z. Ward is building a photograph
gallery at Sentinel Butte.
The corr show and farm exhibits
at Cakes was a big success
More and more consolidated schools
are being built in the state.
The Ellendale gas plant vas sold
under a mortgage foreclosure.
The cement crew is at work on the
new G. n. depot at Glendale.
Williston has a new creamery and
is also to have a new hospital.
Stark county will have an exhibit
at the Panama-Pacific exposition.
T. T. Kongelie of Upham had his
leg broken while unloading pay.
There have been 1898 pupils enroll
ed in the public schools at Mino..
A new organ has been installed in
the Synod Lutheran church at Velva.
The firemen of Kenmare are pre-
pairing a big dance on Thanksgiving.
The regular term of this district
court opened at Newman on Nov. 10.
Harry Laughlin, Of Sheldon, near
~ severed his finger with a Ratchet.
Fourteen young people got mar
riage licenses at Fargo last Thursday.
A St. John farmer raised two crops
of potatoes from the same patch this
! year.
The county superintendent will
hold their April meeting in Sentinel
Butte.
Work is being rushed on the brick
walls of the new NJ. f. church at
Edgeley.
The farmers of Stutsman county
will hold a big exhibit at jamestown
on Nov. 81.
Bob Human raised a head of cab
bage in Mckenzie county that weigh
ed 81 IA pounds.
Alden Lien of Omemee Had his col
larbone fractured through the rough
ness of some playmates.
Roy Squirrel of near Kenmare was
%adjudged insane and has been taken
to a sanitasium at st. Paul.
The <. J. Thompson general store
at Coulee was robbed of something
like 1925 worth of merchandise.
An event in the history of Botti-
neau was the dedication Of the town
hall erected by Eidsvold township.
Back to the sm%okehouse"" is the
slogan of many n. D. farmers, who
will hereafter cure their own meat.
A prairie fire west of Minot caused
residents of the section to send in a
fire call to the fire department at that
time. 1
Albert Gunderson of Bowden, a boy
of about 10 years Of age, broke his
collarbone by being thrown from a
horse.
The farm house of Gunder Erick-
stad two miles from Grafton, was de-
stroyed by fire. The loss is quite
heavy.
Now that the election is over peo-
P1S VI tIIo oIotC Will udSc tluuC " w
vote a part of their thoughts to some
thing else.
". G. Husband of Crystal had his
automobile stolen from him at Har-
lowton, Mont. No trace of the car OF
the thieves have been found.
T.. At Sentinel Butte a three-acre tract
of land south of the railroad and op-
posite the Hart-Robinson elevator is
being surveyed for business lots.
The annual county teachers insti-
tute of Bowman county has been in
definitely postponed. November 16
had been set for the date of the meet
ing.
The manual training boys of the
Mott school are putting a shower bath
in the school building which is being
paid for from the proceeds of basket
ball games.
E. B. Talmadge and George D. FL
lott of Towner shipped a car load of
yearling heifers to Bevils Lake. The
average price paid for the animals
vas $55 a head.
John Olsen of Lawton had his Shout
der badly crushed when the team he